Château Sainte Barbe

Built in 1760 by Victor Louis, the famous architect of the Grand Théâtre of Bordeaux, the Château Sainte Barbe is located on the banks of the Garonne, in Ambès, 20 minutes from Bordeaux and 8 minutes from the A10.

Listed as a historic monument since 1996, it covers 32 hectares of vines, more than 80% of which is planted with Merlot, the rest of the vine is divided between Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon and Petit Verdot.

The Château produces two wines from AOC Bordeaux and Bordeaux Supérieur: Merlot from Château Sainte Barbe and Château Sainte Barbe.

Because the quest for excellence is at the heart of the Château's concerns, the teams of the property take care of every wine process method during the 30 months necessary to create our wines. Thus, the wines of Châteaux Sainte Barbe give a beautiful ruby coloured wine, seductive and complex on the nose with hints of spices and red and black fruits. The attack is generous, underpinned by silky tannins. A balance sought from the first work of the vine to the development of wines in the winery through the harvest when the grapes are at their best maturity.

Discover the secrets of Château Sainte Barbe during a fun and suitable visit for everyone and let's learn everything of the work of the vine and the creation of our wines. An immersion in the wilderness of more than 1 hour during which you will discover the history of the property linked to that of Bordeaux wines, the life of the vine and the environmental practices of the property as well as the stages of the creation of the wine in our winery built in 1886.

The visit ends with a commented tasting of our two wines.
A plunge into the fascinating world of vines and wine!