Château Anthonic

The History of Château Anthonic

Château Anthonic stands as one of the oldest family-owned vineyards in Moulis-en-Médoc. Acquired by the Cordonnier family in 1977, the estate underwent 25 years of dedicated restoration to revive its original vineyard. Today, the vineyard primarily features Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes, reflecting the family’s commitment to quality winemaking.

The Unique Terroir of Château Anthonic

Spanning 30 hectares between the renowned Margaux and Saint Julien appellations, Château Anthonic boasts a diverse terroir. The soil composition includes clay and limestone, with select areas featuring sandy clay and Garonne gravel. The vineyard employs both hand and machine harvesting, tailored to the age of each plot, followed by meticulous sorting of the grapes. The winery prioritizes limited yields to enhance flavor concentration and wine quality. Each wine matures for 18 months, with 12 months spent in French oak barrels. Notably, Château Anthonic has transitioned to organic farming practices and achieved organic certification in 2019.

Wine Tastings and Tours at Château Anthonic

A visit to Château Anthonic offers a chance to taste exceptional wines while learning about the estate's rich history and winemaking techniques. Guests can also gain insights into the winery's innovative agroforestry project, which positively impacts the soil, vines, and surrounding environment. Enjoy the picturesque scenery of the property as you savor the wines produced from this remarkable vineyard.