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The Dufour family has owned Château Simon, in Barsac, for...
16th and 18th century château with three courtyards.
Stéphane Dudon, technicien viticole dans l'exploitation...
Domaine de la Gauche was founded in the beginning of the...
Situated in Barsac, this family estate is a fair...
Château Sigalas Rabaud is the smallest estate of the...
Family wine estate since 1779, Château La Clotte Cazalis...
Château Filhot, 2nd Cru de Sauternes, was built in 1709...
This association of 60 wine-makers is the showcase for...
This noble sweet white wine, graceful and weightless, is...
Founded in the eighteenth century, Château La Tour...
Château Piada is mentioned as early as 1274. The past...
From our family to yours welcome to Château Coutet. We...
Closed to the Château d'Yquem (at less than one km) -...
Château d'Arche, a Sauternes Classified Growths, is...
The Lamothe family is one of the oldest in the Sauternes...
"All you have always wanted to know about Sauternes"…...
A story of passion, respect and innovation. Passion is...
© Route des vins de Bordeaux en Graves et Sauternes
They are open this week ! 
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 
Outings 
other interesting products 
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