Château Bardins

A Winery with Royal Heritage

Château Bardins boasts a rich history dating back to 1350. This historic winery is marked on the map created by Pierre de Belleyme, the geographer engineer for King Louis XV. The estate was once owned by Marie Vincent, who married Camille de Sigoyer. Their legacy continued through their son Christian and grandson Yves, and today, the great-grandchildren—Stella, Christol, and Edith—carry on the family tradition of winemaking. They are dedicated to preserving this cherished family treasure through thoughtful renovations and improvements.

Tradition Meets Eco-Friendly Practices

Situated in the clay-limestone soil of Bordeaux, Château Bardins combines traditional winemaking methods with modern, eco-responsible techniques. The estate spans 24 hectares, with 9.5 hectares dedicated to vineyards. Each year, the winery produces approximately 380 hectoliters of red wine and 10 hectoliters of white wine. Committed to sustainability, Château Bardins avoids chemicals, ensuring that their practices are safe for the environment and maintain the ecological balance of the property.

Welcoming Wine Lovers Year-Round

Château Bardins invites wine enthusiasts to visit throughout the year. Guests can enjoy wine tastings in the tasting rooms and take guided tours of the cellars. Children are also welcome to taste grape juice and meet the winery's friendly pets, Natan the dog and Celestin the cat. Make sure to confirm your visit for a memorable experience in this beautiful Bordeaux winery.