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Château Hourtin-Ducasse

Hourtin-Ducasse Castle

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Château Hourtin-Ducasse is a winegrowing estate in the Haut-Médoc, located at Saint-Sauveur near Pauillac. Its name combines two successive owners, one from the 18th century and one from the 19th, and the vineyard has been run by the Marengo family since 1976. Visitors encounter a 25-hectare estate farmed using methods close to organic agriculture, rather than a monument to tour.

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  • The estate lies at Saint-Sauveur, a few kilometres from Pauillac, within the Haut-Médoc appellation.
  • It is a family-run winegrowing property rather than a château open as a historic monument.
  • The 25-hectare vineyard, farmed under conservation agriculture, includes 18 hectares managed close to organic methods.

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Frequently asked

Where is Château Hourtin-Ducasse located?
It stands at Saint-Sauveur, in the Médoc, a few kilometres from Pauillac.
Who runs the estate today?
The Marengo family, Michel and Marie-Noëlle along with their seven children, has managed it since 1976.
Which grape varieties are grown at Château Hourtin-Ducasse?
The vineyard grows cabernet-sauvignon, merlot, cabernet franc and petit verdot.
Is Château Hourtin-Ducasse classified as a cru bourgeois?
It was listed as a cru bourgeois from 1932 to 2012 but no longer holds that classification.

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