Le Logis : Home of Grey Goose

By Philip Van der Vossen on January 22nd, 2019

Le Logis is a 17th Century manor home in France that serves as the home of Grey Goose Vodka. We recently told you the relatively short history of Grey Goose, which began in 1996 when François Thibault transitioned his stills from making Cognac to Vodka. Grey Goose purchased Le Logis in 2012 and after extensive renovations finally unveiled it to the world in 2014. Now the stately property welcomes guests and helps tell the quality story of the Grey Goose brand. We spent an amazing three days on site, and have prepared this photo collection to share with you from our time in France.

Outside the walls of Le Logis is the commune of Julliac le Coq

Our room on the top floor was one of 14 uniquely elegant bedrooms.

The pool is incredibly inviting, and a relaxing place to sit and read.

The kitchen featured a spread of fresh breads, cheeses, and fruits.

Our favorite activity on site was Pétanque, the French version of Bocce.

Le Logis is one of the most uniquely luxurious places we’ve ever stayed, and every angle of the manor house and grounds was worthy of a photograph. We couldn’t imagine a more perfect setting for learning about Grey Goose vodka, and we’ve selected twenty more photos to share with you in the gallery below :

For much more about the premium French vodka, check out our feature, Four Things You May Not Know About Grey Goose Vodka.

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Philip Van der Vossen

Editor at Gunaxin

Philip Van der Vossen is the Editor of Gunaxin, a Men's Lifestyle Magazine that was established in 2008. Philip also created and hosts the Trail Trek Tour, a traveling series of off-road events for automotive media.

Additionally, Philip has served as Rally Director for the Washington Automotive Press Association, Speaker at IMPAcon and Blogs with Balls, Chairman of the Relay For Life of North Anne Arundel County, Examiner Team Leader for the Maryland Performance Excellence Awards, and Credentialed Founder of Capitals Outsider.