Château de Beauregard-Ducourt

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A historic estate in the Entre-Deux-Mers region, Château Beauregard was purchased by the Ducourt family in 1973. The estate overlooks a 57-hectare vineyard planted on a vast south-facing slope. This unique topography, combined with the clay-limestone soil, promotes natural drainage and optimal ripening of the grapes, resulting in expressive, fruit-forward wines.

In 1858, the Ducourt family settled at Château des Combes in Ladaux, a small rural village southeast of Bordeaux. Over time, as generations succeeded one another, the passion for wine became a profession; the expertise and the vineyard were passed down and gradually enriched. Each generation has preserved the philosophy passed down by their elders: to draw the best from each terroir by combining traditional wisdom with modern techniques, in order to craft wines that are enjoyable, authentic, and affordable, while also respecting the environment and meeting customer expectations.

Today, the Ducourt family is one of the largest independent wine-growing estates in the region: 450 hectares of vineyards spread across 14 châteaux,includingChâteau Beauregard, located in boththe Entre-Deux-Mers and Saint-Émilion regions.

For more information, visit the website at Beauregard-Ducourt