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The wine history of this property, dating from the 19th...
Family estate since 1800. 15.75 hectares spread over...
Château Filhot, 2nd Cru de Sauternes, was built in 1709...
In the heart of the Graves region, the Ardurats family...
Family owned for three generations, the name Caillou...
Extending around the fortified château, the estate...
A 14 hectare family estate, Clos Lamothe is located in...
Since 1965, Château de Mauves extended its estate and...
Château Bardins is a charming property with 9.5 hectares...
This vineyard is located in the south of Bordeaux in a...
Château Piada is mentioned as early as 1274. The past...
This charterhouse dates from 1780 and was built under the...
18 hectare property whose vines rub shoulders with the...
Looking for unavoidable charming visit and amazing wines...
This family property is currently run by the fourth...
The name Château Venus is not at random. It refers to the...
A family run property located on the road to Saucats,...
The vineyard used to belong to Château de Roquetaillade,...
© Route des vins de Bordeaux en Graves et Sauternes
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Come and meet the winemakers at their properties 
Discover the famous Classified Growths 
Explore the boutique vineyards 
Enjoy alternative activities at the chateau 
Travel amongst the historical architecture 
Discover with your kids 
In the heart of the vineyards 
Character lodgings 
Chateau Life 
Water friendly 
quirky and unique! 
foie gras and duck 
Bazas beef and cèpes (regional mushrooms) 
shad, lamprey and snails 
cannelés and macaroons 
Explore our fortified castles 
travel back in history 
chateaux and wine 
unusual places to discover 
Around water 
Active and fun! 
With kids 
Remarkable views 
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