Château Tourtirac

In the hills of Gardegan-et-Tourtirac, the Château’s impressive architectural splendour takes us on a journey through time, commencing in 1607 with an interior courtyard and trompe-l’oeil features, and completed in 1865 with a majestic round tower. Tourtirac’s Town Hall was once located in the Château’s reception hall, before becoming part of Gardegan, the neighbouring village.

Tourtirac is much more than just a wine; it refers to a place, a history, and an imposing tower, the standard bearer of the property. In the region, there is no equivalent; its uniqueness makes it all the more sought-after. The soils are conducive to producing prestigious wines, with its proximity to Saint-Emilion and the same limestone rock. The similarities in terms of both geography and geology are reflected in the style of its wines, focusing on fruit, elegance and suppleness.