Château de Malleret

Château de Malleret is a wine estate with a grand house in Le Pian-Médoc, spreading across about 35 hectares in Bordeaux's Haut-Médoc region. The property combines traditional vineyard practices with modern winemaking methods to produce quality red wines.

The estate was founded in the 16th century by Pierre Eyquem de Montaigne, who served as Mayor of Bordeaux under King Henry II. The property later expanded in the 1870s with the creation of landscaped grounds and a collection of trees.

The estate follows Bordeaux winemaking traditions that emphasize quality and terroir in every bottle produced here. Visitors can observe how local grape varieties are cultivated and processed according to these time-honored regional standards.

Visitors can arrange tours and tastings by contacting the estate ahead of time to confirm availability. It is recommended to plan your visit in advance rather than arriving without notice.

The grounds feature a notable collection of trees from various parts of the world planted during the 19th century. This botanical element adds an unexpected dimension to the estate beyond its vineyards.