Labarde – Chateau Dauzac
Built: 12th century
Status: Private
Visitable?: Yes
Notable: 5th Grand Crus (5th growth) wine maker
Web: Chateau Dauzac
The Chateau Dauzac is a few kilometers away from Margaux but still retains the Margaux area for its wines. The Benedictine monks used to run the place, but were bought out in 1685.
The castle is not much as a castle, more a big villa.
The Chateau is set on 120 hectares (296 acres) of land, of which 49 hectares (121 acres) are used for the wines.
The castle (villa) is set in a beautiful setting:
The Chateau Dauzac produces 280,000 bottles of wine.
Production buildings of Chateau Dauzac at Labarde in the Margaux region
Storage buildings of Chateau Dauzac at Labarde in the Margaux region
More storage buildings of Chateau Dauzac at Labarde in the Margaux region
Out buildings of Chateau Dauzac at Labarde in the Margaux regionDirect Sales
You can buy wines directly at the estate. They have a rather nice shop at the entrance (they even have chargers for electric cars).
Not only can you buy wines on the spot, you can also reserve visits to the estate. They have several tours and workshops.
Click here to see the tours and activities of Chateau Dauzac.
Click here to access the Chateau Dauzac web site
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