Château Petit Bocq

Château Petit Bocq has been owned by the Lagneaux family since 1983. Established in 1972 with just under two hectares, the vineyard now spans 18 hectares divided into more than 80 different plots, ideally situated in the commune of Saint-Estèphe.

Château Petit Bocq practices sustainable viticulture. Preventive or corrective measures are often necessary; they are not applied systematically but are tailored to the vines’ needs. The soil is regularly scarified and aerated to preserve its microbial life. The grapes are harvested at peak ripeness, with the Merlot grape variety sharing the spotlight with Cabernet Sauvignon.

Each lot—which has been harvested, vinified, and aged separately—is finally blended with the other components to create Château Petit Bocq: a single, unique wine that is particularly representative of its appellation and vintage. The wines of Château Petit Bocq are characterized by their aromatic complexity and their smoothness on the palate. With excellent aging potential, they are already enjoyable when young. All of this stems from the fact that Petit Bocq is the product of multiple plots that are ultimately all brought together in a single glass.