Château Bardins

The history of Château Bardins traces back to the year 1350. Indeed, you can find this old winery on the map of Pierre de Belleyme, geographer engineer of King Louis XV. Camille de Sigoyer married Marie Vincent who was the owner of the Château Bardins winery. Their son Christian and grandson Yves took care of the Château and its winery. Today, their great-grandchildren maintain the tradition of winemaking at the winery. They perform renovations and improvements to preserve their family treasure. Stella, Christol and Edith are the great-grandchildren.

They plant their vines in the clay-limestone soil in the Bordeaux region. In fact, they combine their family’s traditional cultivation and winemaking procedures with modern techniques. The winery respects its terroir and Mother Nature in its winemaking practices. The Château Bardins covers an area of 24 hectares that includes 9.50 small vineyards. The winery explicitly produces around 380 hl of red wine and ten hl of white wine every year. The Château Bardins winery uses an eco-responsible approach for wine production. It maintains the ecological balance on the property. Their entire work is free from the use of chemicals and safe for the environment.

Are you a wine connoisseur and want to visit the Château Bardins winery? Well, the winery welcomes visitors throughout the year. Make sure you confirm your visit, whether it is for wine tasting or a guided tour. Adults will taste wines in wine tasting rooms and take a trip to their cellars. Children taste grape juices and get familiar with the Natan doggie and Celestin cat.

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