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This beautiful house welcomes visitors who appreciate the delicacy of the great wines of Graves. With 200 wines sold at château prices, the vinothèque offers wine lovers a chance to taste red and white A.O.C. Graves and Pessac-Léognan, and the Crus Classés of Graves.

This association of 60 wine-makers is the showcase for the appellation. The Maison is open all year (except on 25/12 and 01/01), including public holidays, from 9am to 7pm during the week, and from 10am to 7pm at the weekend.

Family estate with seven hectares in the process of converting to organic farming. Production of red and dry white Graves. Manual, traditional techniques employed in order obtain authentic wines expressing the terroir. Low yields. Very moderate use of new barrels for maturing of the reds.

Located twenty kilometres from Bordeaux, in the Graves appellation in La Brède (childhood home of the philosopher Montesquieu), the vineyard is adjacent to the appellation of Pessac-Léognan. Cultivated using minimum pesticide and Terra Vitis techniques, the vineyard is currently in conversion to organic farming.

In the heart of the Graves region, the Ardurats family will be pleased to welcome you to this very old 45 hectare estate, whose vines are close to Château de La Brède. Château Magneau has Terra Vitis certification for minimum use of pesticides.

Wine producing château. Magnificent eighteenth century charterhouse on a 30 hectare estate with three parks containing various species of three hundred year old trees. Numerous grape varieties for red and white wines have been planted in the deep gravel soil.

Château Bardins is a charming property with 9.5 hectares of vines in a wooded haven south of Bordeaux in the Pessac-Léognan appellation. Production of red and white wines. There is a curiosity in the woods: a replica of the cave in Lourdes, a pilgrimage site for more than a century.

The Domaine de Grandmaison has 19 hectares and is located on the left bank of the Eau Blanche. The soil consists of siliceous gravel, and gravelly clay with irregular lumps of limestone that enables the production of elegant, refined, complex wines. Jean and François Bouquier will be happy to show you the domain at any time of year.

An eighteenth century listed historical monument, located 14km south of Bordeaux in this Graves de Léognan region where the first vineyard were planted in Bordeaux 2000 years ago. It has a rich history and the modern installations are worth a detour.

From the 16th Century the Bouscaut's vinyard is located in Cadaujac. 7 hectares of wite grapes and about fifty hectares of red.

This wine chateau is exceptional through its history, terroir and its architecural style. An inner cooper who makes two barrels a day, two horses working on ten hectars of white vine, a magestic underground wine storehouse, a XVII century chapel, modern sculptures of international artists situated in the main courtyard, two function rooms with a view on the vinyard.

The chateau Haut-Lagrange is a family property created by Francis Boutemy in 1989. Surrounded by several crus classés of Graves, it is situated 15 km from Bordeaux, in Léognan, in the heart of the prestigious appellation Pessac-Léognan.

A beautiful family estate located close to Bordeaux. With a surface area of 40 hectares (36 in red and 4 in white), come and visit us to discover our terroir and our technical facilities. You will learn how great red and white wines are made. And to finish, a commented tasting will be proposed to you to perfect your wine culture.

Château Latour Martillac has belonged to the Kressmann family since 1929. Classified since 1953, this cru owes its name to the tower in the main courtyard, a remnant of the small fort that was built in the twelfth century by Montesquieu's ancestors.

A family property for four generations, red and white wines are produced here by combining technology with tradition. To help you discover our winegrowing profession, our wines, and to share a moment, the best welcome will be reserved for you.

The vineyard used to belong to Château de Roquetaillade, the domain is now run by Bruno, Dominique and Pascal Guignard who have made it worthy of the grands crus. Hundred year old presses and an impressive barrel room with six levels. Access to the vineyard, visit to the cellars and tasting

Founded in the eighteenth century, Château La Tour Blanche is a 40 hectare estate located in the commune of Bommes. The last owner, Daniel "Osiris" Iffla, left the château to the French state, on the condition that a Wine School was set up offering free practical experience.

The Dufour family has owned Château Simon, in Barsac, for six generations. This property, which has grown over the years, covers an area of 35 hectares in four communes: Barsac, Preignac, Pujols-sur-Ciron and Budos, and thus has a wide range of terroirs and products.

A family property since 1868 (five generations of women have followed one another). Up to the Revolution, the property was owned by the Counts of Dudon, counsellors in Bordeaux's parliament. Elegant eighteenth century charterhouse surrounded by a large park. Grands vins de Bordeaux. Traditional organic farming.

Family owned for three generations, the name Caillou ("rock") comes from the unusual subsoil containing slabs of rock and boulders that help to produce a wine of great finesse. Classified as a Second Cru Classé in 1855, in the Barsac-Sauternes appellation. Access to the vineyard, visit to the cellars and tasting.

Seventeenth century château located on a feudal mound with a small Merovingian fort. A Grand Cru Classé, but the small vineyard, consisting of 8 hectares in a single area, is a family run operation. One of the highest points in the appellation near the town of Sauternes offering a panoramic view of the Gironde-Landes region.

Château Gravas, a delightful manor house located in the centre of Barsac's crus classés, is a convivial meeting place where numerous nationalities rub shoulders all through the year, and outstanding cultural events are organized. Access to the vineyard, visit to the cellars and tasting

An exceptional agricultural, architectural and wine tourism site just waiting to be explored ! A historical fortified castle that played an important role in local history until the 18th century, is now a cultural heritage site known for: its Renaissance façade of great notoriety, elega nt 14th century Tour of Gascq, park full of 100 year old trees, as weil as its lofty view of the Garonne River.

Going further with Chantegrive's dream… Château de Chantegrive is a family-owned estate situated at the heart of its 100 hectares of vines, making it one of the largest and most prestigious vineyards in the Graves appellation. Member of the Union des Grands Crus de Bordeaux since 1985, a real impetus was given since 2006 due to the expert advice of Hubert de Bouard, the world-famous oenologist and owner of Chateau Angelus in Saint Emilion.

The Château Grand Abord is situated in Portets, in the Graves region near to Bordeaux, where was born the first vineyards of Bordeaux. The origin of Grand Abord’s vineyard goes back to 1720. It always belongs to the same family.

This vineyard is located in the south of Bordeaux in a pleasant meander of the river Garonne, in Portets. This peaceful plac, in the heart of the Graves appellation, shelters a winery since 1728. The name of Cheret Pitres comes from to the place it stands, and also from the mansion it belonged originally « le Cheret ».

The Lamothe family is one of the oldest in the Sauternes appellation. It has been devoted to wine making for the past five generations. Access to the vineyard, visit to the maturing cellars and wine making facilities, tasting with commentary. Appellations of Sauternes-Barsac and Graves

7 hectare property with wine making facilities and pleasant tasting room. Car and bus park. Access to the vineyard, visit to the wine making and maturing facilities, commentary on the wine making process and tasting. Family run estate in the appellation of Graves.

An 1855 Sauternes Premier Grand Cru Classé, Château Guiraud is well-known for its organic treatment of noble rot, its environmental approach and the finesse of its sweet wines. Access to the vineyard, visit to the cellars, explanation of the wine making process and tasting.

This family property is currently run by the fourth generation and has reached 20 ha, while respecting a minimum use of pesticides philosophy, to produce wines that truly express the terroir... AOC Graves and Bordeaux. Visit to the wine making and maturing facilities; tasting with commentary.

Château Pape Clément, Cru Classé de Graves, invites you to visit its vineyard, vat room and cellars and let its seven centuries of history cast their spell over you.

Built between17th and 18th centuries, the family Perromat owns the castle of Cérons since 1958. Jean and Xavier Perromat produce a wonderful sweet wine on an original graves soil of 16ha. The castle is registered in the additional inventory of Historic monuments.

A 14 hectare family estate, Clos Lamothe is located in the commune of Portets. Passed down from generation to generation, the vineyard enjoys two appellations: Graves and Bordeaux.

Extending around the fortified château, the estate cultivates 25 hectares. This family property produces Graves Supérieures (sweet) and some Bordeaux rosé. The wines are made and bottled on site. Access to the vineyard, visit to the cellars and tasting

Wine producing château. Access to the vineyard. Visit to the vat room and maturing cellars. Commentary on the soil, grapes varieties, growing techniques. Explanation of the wine making process. Organic farming.

Château Filhot, 2nd Cru de Sauternes, was built in 1709 by Romain de Filhot, a Parliament of Bordeaux councillor. It has been passed on up to the current owner: Count Henri de Vaucelles. Visit to the cellars, talk on the wine making process and tasting.

18 hectare property whose vines rub shoulders with the most famous vineyards in Sauternes. Exceptionally well positioned, the estate enjoys perfect conditions for the production of one of Sauternes' great wines. Access to the vineyard, visit to the cellars and tasting. Phone before you visit.

Founded in the thirteenth century by the Benedictine monks of the Abbaye de Sainte Croix, Château Carbonnieux is one of Bordeaux's oldest properties. Marc Perrin acquired the château in 1856, which became a cru classé in 1859 for its red and white wines. Eric and Philibert continue to uphold the estate's reputation.

The Domaine de la Solitude is a place stamped strongly with a spirit of sharing. A haven of peace on the border of the Gironde properties, the domain has been home to a convent of nuns for more than 150 years.

Located on the oldest wine producing soil in Bordeaux, the Domaine de La Gravière was bought at the end of the eighteenth century by the Maurès de Malartic family. It was in honour of Hypolyte, Count of Malartic, admiral in the service of the Kings of France, that the Château was renamed Malartic-Lagravière.

The Château Lassalle is situated in La Brède, the heart of the Graves region, region of the famous philosopher Montesquieu. In 2005, Fabien Lalanne took over this family estate of 16hectares: 9 of white vines, and 7 of red vine.

This 6 hectares wine estate all in one peace in nustled in the heart of the forest. The grape variety is unusual for the appeltion: 75% cabernet sauvignon and 25% merlot. The vines were planted more than 20 years ago and the wine uplifted to excellence by the Cru Classé in the Iron Mask

Denis and Thierry Labuzan are the 7th generation to exploit the area of 45 ha. We are located on one of the best gravelly plateau of the Graves appellation. We make our wines in the traditional way and the rewards are obtained to support the recognition of this work.

At the south of the Graves region, the vineyard is situated on an exceptional gravelly hilltop. 45ha are shared between the appelations Graves, Saternes, Bordeaux and Bordeaux Supérieur. The different wines are grown in vats and barrels. Acces to the winery and tasting commentedon.

Situated at 5 minutes from Langon, our family vineyard has been established since 1800. Visit us and dive into aromas and scents of the Sauternes & Barsac region. We will be very pleased to welcome you for a tour and/or tasting…

Cru Classé of the Graves appellation for its white wines and red wines with a 58hectares wine estate. Seigneury of the 12th century which was the hunting relay of the Dark Prince and the house of the Marie Lassere, grand mother of Montesquieu.

In a park with trees fits a castle of the eighteenth sleek. 22 ha vineyard, winery combines tradition and modernity. Collection of old presses. Maturing in oak barrels. Grape Varieties: 88% Semillon, Sauvignon 8%, 4% Muscadelle.

Doisy Daëne is a Cru Classé Of the Barsac Appelation where syrupy and dry white wines have been produced for four generations.

Situated in Barsac, this family estate is a fair representative of the appelations that are produced through a know-how passed down from generation to generation. This estate life is governed by the rhythm of the seasons. Intagrated vinyard management, traditional winemaking and warm welcome are the estate strenght.

Family estate for three generations, 16ha of vinyard are cultivated and situated in the Graves Appelation and at 5kms from Sauternes.Domaine Courbin-Héritage is a place where to share knowleges with passionated vintners, in a simple and friendly atmosphere.

Small family estate where the viticulture and maturing of the wines is done in the traditional way.

Discover all the secrets of Chateau de Rouillac wines. You will appreciate the conviviality of their new tasting room. You can also visit the vineyard in a horse-drawn carriage. During the 19th century, this property was owned by Baron Haussmann, a famous architect in Paris.

Domaine de la Gauche was founded in the beginning of the twentieth century by Jean Baro. This enthusiast socialist fighter gave a great international reputation to the famous "head's cream" sticked with the "Fist & Rose" label. In 2012, the Négrou family purchased the Domaine, preserving cautiously traditional winemaking. Meanwhile technology was added in the respect of the environment and upon characteristics of this extraordinary terroir.

Le Clos Bourgelat 14ha property belongs to the family for 5 generations of Lafosse. The vine is cultivated traditionally and wine reward passion and expertise is recognized by professionals.

56 hectares of our 63 hectares are planted with red grapes (45% Cabernet Sauvignon, 45% Merlot, 6% Petit Verdot and 4% Malbec), and 7 with white ones (90% Sauvignon blanc and 10% Semillon). A fabulous terroirs: a sandy gravelly plateau on the third terrace of the Garonne River, where the vine flourish. On its soil surrounded by the woody scents of the Landes pine forest, the Tourteau Chollet estate enjoys an idyllic location giving birth to velvety and voluptuous wines, full of elegance…

Get on board for an initiatic journey at Château Bastor Lamontagne. You will discover our 50 hectares winery, organic farming certified. The guided tour will help you to discover the different steps of production, from the vine to the cellar.

"In the name of Graves", Philippe and Fabrice Reynaud, as fifth generation of winemaker, are nowadays in charge of this splendid family estate. Located at 25 kms from Bordeaux, in the core Graves land, the vineyard represents 60 hectares composed by 50 hectares Graves and 10 hectares Bordeaux/Bordeaux superieur. It is noteworthy that equipment of the storehouse are ultramodern.

Family wine estate since 1779, Château La Clotte Cazalis turned to an organic production since a few years. Today Marie-Pierre Lacoste, a young wine maker, oenologist and agronomist, is running this estate specialised into the sweet wines production. There are 5 ha dedicated to the Sauternes production, and there are also 3 ha of Bordeaux red wines.

The first traces of the Château d'Eyran date back to 1317. Rebuilt on the gravelly slope of Mont d'Eyran, it was taken over by the de Seze family in 1796, who still own it today. The interplay of indivisions, the economic crisis and the German occupation forced the family to pull up the vines at the beginning of the 20th century. Since 1980, Stéphane and Brigitte Savigneux have been restoring the vineyard. In 2015, they were joined by their son Charles.

Château Sigalas Rabaud is the smallest estate of the 1855’s “1er Grands Crus”, with 14 hectares in one piece of homogeneous soil. At the heart of this land, you will find the Charterhouse (situated at less than 500 meters from the Château d'Yquem), surrounded by the storehouse and outbuildings. The vineyard is well exposed to the wind, which dry grapes affected by Botrytis cinerea (also known as noble rot). All the conditions are met to achieve excellence...

This noble sweet white wine, graceful and weightless, is a subtle wine that is like no other. If it is the very expression of the quintessence of this appellation with balance and freshness, it also has the strength and magnificence among the greatest Sauternes. Climens is characterized by brilliance or depth, borne only of its unique terroir.

Au Château Jouvente, au cœur de l'Appellation des Graves, vous êtes certains de profiter d'une visite personnalisée avec Nathalie, Olivier ou Benjamin. Passionnés par leur travail, ils vous feront découvrir, autour d'une demeure du XVIIème siècle, le vignoble, sa cave souterraine rare et son chai à barriques. La visite se conclura par une dégustation des vins du Château Jouvente en Graves rouge et blanc sec, ainsi que l'excellent Sauternes du Château Roumieu. Vous pourrez apprécier nos vins primés lors du Trophée des Grands Crus de Graves 2016 pour leurs qualités et leurs typicités. C'est donc une palette complète des vins de Graves et de Sauternes que vous découvrirez.

Acquired in 2008 by the Briest family, the Château Haut Nouchet extends over 32 hectares of Günzian gravel in the heart of the Pessac-Léognan appellation. It is run by a family on the advice of Stéphane Derenoncourt Consultants. It receives all the attention of a craftsman in order to produce fine and smooth wines, faithful to their original terroirs.

Oeuvre de plusieurs siècles, le Château Lafaurie-Peyraguey, Premier Grand Cru Classé de Sauternes en 1855, est depuis 2014 la propriété de Silvio Denz, également propriétaire de la cristallerie Lalique. Le vignoble compte 18 hectares sur l'ensemble de l'appellation. L'équipe oenotourisme sera heureuse de vous accueillir pour vous faire découvrir l'histoire du vignoble et de ses vins ainsi que la fusion entre la cristallerie Lalique et l'univers d'un Premier Grand Cru Classé. Dans les chais historiques, vous découvrirez l'unique barrique en cristal Lalique, une pièce unique au monde, créée pour célébrer les 400 ans de la propriété.

When art mingles with wine. The Château Pont Saint-Martin, a 17th century property, located in the heart of the Graves Crus Classés, in the Palladian style with evocative colours, with a unique architecture in the Bordeaux region and its park with century-old trees, ponds, fountains and columns. In one place, come and discover our 4 properties, 2 appellations and a wide range of wines.

Le Château Beauregard Ducasse a été implanté par Albert Duran en 1850 à Mazères au sud de l’appellation des Graves. Jacques Perromat (6ème génération de Perromat viticulteurs) a repris la propriété de sa belle-famille en 1983. Il a su allier technologie et tradition pour exprimer le meilleur potentiel d’un tel terroir. Le terroir de Beauregard Ducasse est marqué par sa complexité : des graves, des sables et des concrétions ferrugineuses et une dominante argilo-calcaire. Notre particularité est d’être exposé sur la croupe la plus élevée de l’aire d’appellation Graves , ce qui nous offre une excellente maturité des raisins.

Since 1965, Château de Mauves extended its estate and covers nowdays 28 hectares. The vines are located on the Podensac and Cérons plateau. In 2018 the vineyard received the H.V.E certification : High Environnemental Value.

Château Clare is located in a nature setting, a clearing where pine trees protect the vineyard from the wind that comes from the Atlantic Ocean. In 1733, the Carreyre family, winemaker from father to son, purchased the vineyard. The name Clare comes from an ancestor of the owner who loved Claire. Since 1991, Thierry develops the vineyard, from 9 to 17 hectares. Vines spread on gravels, some of them are very deep (8 to 10 meters). Gravels are very filtering, giving water to the vines regularly.

Ce domaine viticole familial depuis 1973, est aujourd'hui exploité par Jean-Bernard Mussotte, propriétaire récoltant à Mazères. Dans l'AOC Graves, les vignes puisent leurs ressources dans un sol graveleux-sableux. Le Château Cailleton est issu d'un assemblage de deux cépages : Merlot et Cabernet Sauvignon. Ce qui offre à ce nectar un goût si particulier. Issu d'une exploitation HVE (Haute Valeur Environnementale), ce vin se conservera très bien au-delà de cinq ans.

Les vignobles Haverlan sont un ensemble de propriétés présentes sur les appellations Graves et Pessac-Léognan avec une superficie totale de 150 hectares et plus d’un million de bouteilles par an. Certifié Haute Valeur Environnementale (HVE3) depuis le millésime 2018, nous apportons un soin particulier à la préservation de la biodiversité dans nos vignes. La force de nos châteaux est la grande diversité de leurs vins, de blancs à rouges, tous les goûts seront satisfaits.

Located at the gates of Bordeaux city, Château Haut-Bailly overlooks 70 acres of an historical vineyard belonging to the estate for more than four centuries. This renowned Graves Classified Growth offers visitors an exceptional setting, definitely worth a visit.

Family estate since 1800. 15.75 hectares spread over Bommes, Preignac and Sauternes in 50 parcels close to the biggest grands crus classés in the appellation. Access to the vineyard, visit to the maturing cellars and wine making facilities, tasting with talk.

Château d'Arche, a Sauternes Classified Growths, is located in the middle of a 50 hectare vineyard above the town of Sauternes. Traditional vineyard techniques; the careful vinification and skilful blending contribute to the exceptional quality of Château d'Arche's wines.

Really near Bordeaux, in the heart of a majestic garden planted with trees, the Château Larrivet Haut Brion owns nowadays one of the wilder wine estate of the Pessac Léognan appellation. The Gervoson family who owns the chateau since 1987, has known how to modernize the sleeping beauty and has been keen on elaborating "haute couture" wines.

The origin of a great wine lies in the quality of its grapes. The excellence of Château de Rayne Vigneau arises at once from the Sauternes vineyard with its highly individual personality, from its exceptional terroir that has been preserved and developed over the centuries, and from the full expression of the various cultivars, rigorously selected in perfect harmony with the soil types. Lived anew each year, the birth of a wine is always an emotional moment.

Vineyard located in a clearing with an agroforestry project under construction since 2019. The organic farming allowed also to develop a beekeeping activity since spring 2021 and honey available during summer 2022. The name Sauvage comes from the family Charlet de Sauvage, from the owner's mother, Vincent Dubourg. Sauvage comes from the latin word salvatica, meaning forest, which give a double meaning because the vines are precisely surrounded by acacia, chesnut, oak and pine trees.

Lillet was first produced in 1887. It is a unique, natural blend of terroir wines and liqueurs from noble fruits, aged traditionally in casks of stave oak. Tour of the period distillery and the advertising exhibition: posters, fans, labels, etc. Free tasting. 15/06 to 15/09, daily from 9.30am to 6pm (please ‘phone in advance). Rest of the year: daily from 9.30am to 4.30pm, (please phone before arriving). Groups by appointment only.

Built under Napoléon III by the architect Samuel Wolf, the museum is amazing for its size (each floor is 1750 m2), the Lagueloup cellar is located on one of the oldest wine-producing sites of the Gironde. Early Christian remains have been found in the park.

Excavations were undertaken between 15 July 1973 to 15 August 1975 by Mr Destanques. A 226 metre section of Gallo-Roman road was uncovered, in a more or less north-westerly direction.

The historical site of Roquetaillade consists of two twelfth and fourteenth century fortified castles. Lived in and furnished by the same family for seven hundred years, you can admire the medieval keeps and Renaissance fireplaces, and most of all the extraordinary interior decorations by Viollet-le-Duc. You can also visit the farming museum, a 150 year old Bazadais farmhouse, and take a stroll through the park with its ancient trees. Listed as a historical monument 1840.

Located near Bordeaux, this former residence of the Kings of Navarre was at one time owned by King Henri IV of France and Queen Margot. Well worth a visit : the royal apartments with period furniture, the famous medieval underground caves where prestigious Bordeaux wine is left to age, the troglodyte caves under the chateau, and various exhibitions (sarcophagi, ancient coins, weapons, parchments, etc...). There are also beautiful grounds with trees all along the famous Ciron gorges.

The castle was built in the centre of a wooded park of about 150 hectares. Inspired by landscaped gardens and parks, and discoveries made on his travels, Montesquieu changed the areas surrounding his château. Above the first door allowing access to the château, one can read: "O rus quano te aspicia" - "O countryside when will I see you again", such was Montesquieu's desire to return to his beloved estate. The vines, having been removed in 2000, were replanted in this fine Graves soil.

Authentic medieval castle from 1305.As soon as he was elected as a Pope (in 1305), Bertrand de Goth had this fortified castle built where he was born in Villandraut. His new residence combined elaborate systems of defense with refined elements of living conditions. Cultural events take place in the heart of this outstanding building. Classified historical monument.

"Mongenan is entirely devoted to the second part of the eighteenth century. Historical documents, manuscripts, portraits, souvenirs from the French Company of the Indies, objects, precious court costumes, painted fabrics (toiles de Jouy, de Nantes and de Beautiran), plant illustrations by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, earthenware and porcelain transport the visitor to the Court of Louis XVI. A period Masonic Temple with an unusual collection of ritual objects is also accessible.

Les Jardins « pour l’ornement », « d’utilité » et « pour l’agrément » constituent une parure exceptionnelle souvent reproduite dans divers magazines. Composé sur le rythme baroque, le Jardin d’Utilité comporte plus de mille essences et variétés allant des plantes tinctoriales aux plantes médicinales ou magiques en passant par les légumes et fruits anciens. Une roseraie et une exceptionnelle collection d’iris rendent, au printemps, sa visite inoubliable. Les jardins « pour l’ornement » et « pour l’agrément », avec son théâtre de verdure, ont conservé leurs ponctuations lapidaires baroques et s’ornent de rares ferronneries de Blaise Charlut.

The Port of Grima is the old port of Cadaujac. It’s pleasant to walk here because of the 18th and 19th-century residences and the view of the Garonne is very beautiful. You can see the Island of Lalande from here.

The facade dates from 1736 and is in the pure classical style. The octagonal bell tower was built in 1852, designed by the Bordeaux architect Pierre-Paul Courau. The stained-glass windows were made by Joseph Villet, a master glazer of Bordeaux, between 1861 and 1868.

The Statue of Saint Radegonde dates from the nineteenth century. Saint Radegonde, wife of Clotaire I, was consecrated deaconess and founded the abbey of Sainte-Croix near Poitiers. The statue shows the saint in queen's clothes.

Built at the initiative of Mr De Carayon-Latour in 1869, covered with a slate roof and supplied by a spring that flows rather weakly, but always full nevertheless.

This church is in the flamboyant Gothic style with a three-storey bell tower entrance. Inside there are three bays with groin vaults and galleries with balusters at the end of the nave; a beautiful statue of Saint Michel, eighteenth century processional cross and altarpiece.

This very large wash house has a tiled roof supported by beams that are in excellent condition. It is supplied by a spring and built below ground level (five or six steps). The washerwomen used to stand up.

An old toll tower located at the edge of the old port. The name Port du Roy is in memory of a visit from King Henri IV. Round arch openings topped with grotesque figures

Architect: Claude Joyneau (1702 and 1708). Works began in 1702. The new church had a compact design that consists of three naves with three bays. It is even slightly archaistic. The previous facade was dominated by a square bell tower in its centre.

This is made up of two empty sections. However, it is operational and is filled twice a week (Mondays and Thursdays), and a few people still use it. They wash their linen standing up. The water comes from a well that was sunk especially for the wash house.

The daughter of the Prince of Langon refused that her fiancé, the duke of Bordeaux, come to search her by taking the ordinary route. The desperate young man who was not able to build a new road in one night called upon the devil who created this route.

At the 11th century yet existed a church. Its chevet and transept had the same magnitude as the actual church. The first modification dates from 12th century, with a building of freestone. The church had just one nave. At the 16th century, it was enlarged by the construction of a aisle with 3 abutments. In 1765, a new bell-tower was built next to the Romanesque portal. The church was repaired at the 19th century. The apse has splendid chapiters.

Le Musée des Techniques présente les toiles imprimées de Beautiran et l'aluminium de son origine à nos jours. Il accueille les collectionneurs qui souhaitent partager leurs passions avec le public.

In the eighteenth century three ports were operating, which included the "Port Madame" below the terrace of the château, and the Port du Roy. 1 landing stage. Draught of 1.80 m. On site: water, washrooms, electricity, hire of mooring rings, picnic area. Observation point for the "mascaret" tidal bore.

A cycle and pedestrian path runs alongside the Garonne's Canal Latéral, the continuation of the Canal du Midi. Take a delightful trip through nature under the peaceful shade of the majestic trees that line both banks of the canal...

Shaded picnic area on the banks of the Ciron. Located on the road connecting the Château de Budos to the prestigious wine producing estates of Sauternes.

Picnic area with facilities, just opposite Château Rieussec, with a superb panoramic view of the commune of Fargues de Langon, with its historic château and vineyard.

Picnic area with facilities in the Barsac port area, on the edge of the Garonne, not far from the mouth of the Ciron.

Picnic area with facilities beside the Garonne's Canal Latéral, near the lock where it joins the Garonne.

Leaving from the old station in Roaillan, this path will lead the most courageous cyclists all the way to the heart of the historical centre of Bazas or even to the shores of the Bay of Arcachon... For a less strenuous journey, it is ideal for a family outing through the Landes de Gascogne Forest.

Picnic area with facilities. On site: water, washrooms, electricity, hire of mooring rings, barbecue, picnic benches and tables.

Pretty pick nick area situated out of the village. Enjoye the view on the other side of the river by walking around

Under the shadow tree in the wood some table have been set up near a sport resort.

This park in Leognan is open all year. Walking paths around the lake.

La Halte Nautique de L'Esquillot se trouve à proximité de la Ferme Exotique.

Nice Pique Nique area in the woods

Cette aire de pique nique se trouve au bord de l'étang derrière l'église.

Cette aire de pique-nique est située au centre de La Brède dans le pré de l'Espérance. Jeux pour enfants et petite ballade pour poussette à proximité. Proche du départ de la piste cyclable La Brède-Hostens.

Tous les jeudis, de 19h à 19h30, soirée quizz pour approfondir ses connaissances sur le vin avec cadeau à la clé (télécharger l'application Kahoot). Tous les samedis de 19h à 21h, soirée "Open Cave" : pour 15 €, accès à toutes les bouteilles ouvertes de la cave accompagné d'une planche gourmande.

Cette aire de pique-nique est située au centre de La Brède dans le pré de l'Espérance. Jeux pour enfants et petite ballade pour poussette à proximité. Proche du départ de la piste cyclable La Brède-Hostens.

Cette aire de pique nique se trouve au bord de l'étang derrière l'église.

Pretty pick nick area situated out of the village. Enjoye the view on the other side of the river by walking around

Cette aire de pique nique se trouve au bord de l'étang derrière l'église.

This charterhouse dates from 1780 and was built under the command of Victor Louis. Visits to the old cellars and also the modern cellars. AOC Bordeaux and Graves, for the red and white wines and the "clairet". The château is accessible to people with reduced mobility.

The estate has four hectares of vines. Deep gravel on a sand-gravel-limestone-clay subsoil. 65% Merlot and 35% Cabernet Sauvignon. 100% natural integrated pest management. Temperature controlled stainless steel vats, French oak barrels (1/4 new every year). Manual harvests.

A neoclassical charterhouse built in 1772 was raised by one level in the central part at the beginning of the nineteenth century. Listed in the Historical Monuments supplementary inventory since 2002. The residence has two courtyards: the main courtyard has an octagonal seventeenth century pigeon tower.

Juin 2017 a marqué notre arrivée dans cette belle propriété viticole barsacaise du 18ème siècle où est née la vénérable Marie-Thérèse Charlotte de Lamourous. Beaucoup d’efforts, d’espérance et 18 mois d’élevage plus tard, le premier millésime de notre Sauternes issu de raisins cultivés en agriculture biologique a vu le jour, caractérisé par une grande fraîcheur grâce au sol silico-graveleux d’où il provient, terroir de prédilection d’un grand vin…

The Château team will be delighted to show you around this vineyard located in the heart of the Bordeaux area. The visit begins with a tour of the vineyards to discover the appellation and the work of the vineyard. It continues in the cellars, where the process of creating a wine is explained, from harvest to bottling. It ends with a tasting of three of our wines, two reds and one white.

The history of Château Les Carmes Haut-Brion dates back to the 16th century and has been very consistent since its birth. In 1584, the lord of Haut-Brion, Jean de Pontac, gave the Grands Carmes a vast mill with meadows and vines. A haven of peace and a garden of abundance, the place was supplied with pure, living water from the inexhaustible source of the "eubrion" fountain.

Château de Malle is a Sauternes 1855 Second Cru Classé (also red Graves). A historical monument with an italian style terrace gardens, sculptures of mythological and rural scenes.

In the heart of the Sauternes region, a splendid residence surrounded by Italian style terraced gardens, embellished with numerous carved stone statues. Château de Malle has all the charm of a perfectly restored old residence. Built at the beginning of the seventeenth century, Château de Malle, a listed historical monument and a Sauternes cru classé in the 1855 classification, also produces red and white Graves. Several possibilities for visits: Cellars and tasting, Italian gardens...