Château d'Agassac

Château d'Agassac was a very old seigneury. Local tradition has it that an inscription found in the cellars of Château d'Agassac dates its construction to the 11th century. In 1580, the estate passed to a prominent family of parliamentarians, the Pomiès, who retained it until the Revolution. Owned by the Gasqueton family since 1960, the Château d'Agassac estate was purchased in 1996 by a large insurance company, Groupama.

The recently renovated Château d'Agassacstill bears traces of its past, with its ancient 14th-century walls flanked by more recent towers. Château d'Agassac is one of the most picturesque residences in the Haut-Médoc. The 42-hectare vineyard consists of two enclosures, each located on its own gravelly hilltop in the southern part of Ludon. An experienced and dynamic team is responsible for extracting the quintessence of this exceptional terroir and these old vines with great potential, to produce a renowned AOC Haut-Médoc Cru Bourgeois wine, according to the principles of sustainable agriculture.