Gourmet products local specialties and wines Saint-Laurent-Médoc

Château Corconnac is a winery located in Saint-Laurent-Médoc. Founded thirty years ago by the Pairault family, it is located in the heart of Saint-Julien, one of Bordeaux's most renowned appellations. The estate produces top-quality wines, renowned for their balance and harmony. Château Teynac, part of the estate, is particularly appreciated for its depth and delicate balance. The work carried out on the estate has helped to preserve biodiversity, a core concern of the Pairault family. Château Corconnac is open to the public for wine tasting.

Château Balac is a vineyard located in Saint-Laurent-Médoc, near Bordeaux. It offers a selection of quality wines, such as the Cuvée Prestige "Réserve de Balac" or the Haut Médoc Cru Bourgeois Supérieur "Château Balac". The estate also offers a wine without added sulfites, the Haut Médoc "Balac". To visit Château Balac, we recommend you allow around 1-2 hours on site. In addition to wine tasting, Château Balac can also organize private events such as receptions, parties and tastings. It is also possible to privatize the property for seminars or team meetings. For further information and reservations, please contact the Château Balac winemakers. Please note that the sale of alcohol is strictly forbidden to minors, and that the consumption of alcohol must be in moderation.

Château de Camensac is a winery located on the Route de Saint-Julien in Saint-Laurent-Médoc. It offers a wide range of wines, including La Closerie de Camensac and Château de Camensac. The château also offers a variety of tours, including the essential tour, the gourmet tour, the discovery tour, the country tour and the singular tour.

On the road to Beychevelle, the impressive tower of the Tower La Tour Carnet rises in the axis of a monumental grid. If the walls of this veritable feudal castle were to speak, they would have brought us a history laden with history. Imagine in the 1855 th century a drum rolling to remove the loups and wild boar from the harvest time of the harvest, while défilerait in the th century "the ranking". At that time, the vineyard covers 52 hectares. Gradually destroyed by phylloxera and almost abandoned, it was in 1962 that its new owner, Louis Lipschitz, undertook to renovate, rebuild, and restore this large classified vintage. In 1978, his daughter Marie-Claire Pèlegrin continued his work with diligence, the vineyard was reconstituted over 45 hectares. Today, La Tour Carnet belongs to Bernard Magrez who, in the wake of his former owner, undertakes to raise the vineyard in the level of excellence and to exalt one of the most original land of Médoc, in order to continue, according to the terms of Marie-Claire Pèlegrin, to carve this diamond. A visit and a tasting is required. 

Nicolas Meylan, the brewer, invites you to discover the secrets of his beers: a visit to the microbrewery with entertaining explanations of the brewing process followed by a tasting of draught beer. On the menu are beers of character, from the mildest to the strongest aged in bourbon or tequila barrels. In addition, there is a traditional lemonade and a red Naùera wine, as Nicolas Meylan is also a winemaker. Picnic tables allow you to eat on the spot and food-trucks are regularly present on the site.

Located in Saint-Laurent-du-Médoc, this small castle with 6 hectares of vineyards produces a wine in AOC Pauillac, a bourgeois cru and two wines in AOC high-médoc. Its owners produce a very typical pauillac, rewarded regularly by medals during competitions. The old medieval tower of the castle has been converted into a dwelling house and is worth a look. The vineyard is fully enclosed, the development of each plant is monitored and performance is controlled in a qualitative spirit. The sum is: 60% cabernet sauvignon and 40% merlot. These wines can be kept from 6 to 8 years.

The wine estate dates back to 1900 with his purchase by Emile Borie. Today, it has been his grandson who has been leading 150 hectares of vineyards for over 45 years. The promising caillouteuses hindquarters, with a basement of ferrugineux ferrugineux, are complantées from 35% and Cabernet Sauvignon to 65%. The 10 000 feet per hectare are cultivated in a traditional way: . and labourés. Aging occurs in merrain oak barrels, renewed by fifth each year. The entire production is bottled in the castle. This bourgeois, high-médoc appellation has been rewarded in numerous French and international competitions. The 2007 was awarded the gold medal in the competition of Bordeaux and the International Challenge of Wine.

Avis opinion on Château Caronne Sainte-Gem Haute Médoc 2008: smoked nose, cedar notes. The mouth is balanced, red fruit notes and an aromatic return on menthol notes.

«The dream has become reality, I am in the vineyard to make you happy. " Madeleine and Jacques Philippe do their dream of becoming winemakers by buying this young area in 2000. The couple combine various plots into Cabernet sauvignon, Merlot and petit pour to give birth to 10 hectares of vines classified as high-médoc. Thanks to his skills as an engineer in Arts and Crafts, and to that of his team, Jacques Philippe brings the motto of the Devise Castle to the prestigious rank of the bourgeois crus in 2003. The efforts were rewarded in 2011 by a victory of the castle at the cutting of the Bourgeois Crus before 167 vintages. Work for more than ten years recognized by the great wine names. What's more beautiful to prove that there's no age to realize his dreams! Take the time to enjoy a guided tour of the cellars and a tasting, listening to the passionate owner telling you his adventure.

The opinion of. Château Motto of Ardilley 2009: dress of a beautiful intensity, ruby, with reflexes reflections. Mentholé, red cherry and liquorice reveal itself in the nose while in the mouth red fruits appear. Beautiful malty, a nice, flexible and beautiful structure for this wine that can stay for a few years.