Margaux-Cantenac – Chateau Cantenac Brown
Built: 1754
Status: Private
Visitable?: Yes
Notable: Wines classified as 3rd growth of the Bordeaux region (Grand Crus)
Web: Chateau Cantenac Brown
Chateau Cantenac Brown in the Margaux-Cantenac commune has a partially English sounding name, and that’s because in 1806 a Scotsman named John Lewis Brown had bought some grape vines and built a Tudor-style castle in the village to grow the grapes.
Over the years the castle and its wines have changed hands many times, as have most of the other wineries. The estate counts 48 hectares (119 acres) of grapes.
The castle can be visited, but like all other castles in the region, you will need to reserve well in advance. Tours are given in French and English.
Click here to contact the castle to organise a visit.
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