Where is Château Sigognac located?

It lies on the edge of Saint Yzans de Médoc, in the Gironde department.

What is the history of Château Sigognac?

The estate covered 100 hectares in 1928, was devastated by the 1956 frosts, and was purchased and rebuilt from 1964 by Paul François Grasset and his wife Colette Bonny.

Who owns Château Sigognac today?

The property has belonged since 2009 to Vignobles Allard, who also own Château de Gironville in Macau.

What wines does Château Sigognac produce?

The estate makes two red wines, Château Sigognac and Benjamin de Sigognac, and one white, Blanc de l'Estuaire, all under the Médoc appellation.

Château Sigognac

Sigognac Castle

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Château Sigognac is a 47 hectare wine estate on the edge of Saint Yzans de Médoc, in the Gironde, growing on the clay sandy and clay limestone soils typical of the Médoc region. The property has a turbulent past, having expanded in the 1920s before being devastated by the 1956 frosts and gradually rebuilt from 1964 onward. It is now run by the Allard family and produces red and white wines under the Médoc appellation.

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This is primarily a working wine estate rather than a monument set up for standard tourist visits.
The vineyard grows cabernet sauvignon, cabernet franc, merlot and petit verdot for red wines, and sémillon for the white.
The estate produces around 220,000 bottles a year under the Médoc appellation, bottled on site.
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Where is Château Sigognac located?: It lies on the edge of Saint Yzans de Médoc, in the Gironde department.
What is the history of Château Sigognac?: The estate covered 100 hectares in 1928, was devastated by the 1956 frosts, and was purchased and rebuilt from 1964 by Paul François Grasset and his wife Colette Bonny.
Who owns Château Sigognac today?: The property has belonged since 2009 to Vignobles Allard, who also own Château de Gironville in Macau.
What wines does Château Sigognac produce?: The estate makes two red wines, Château Sigognac and Benjamin de Sigognac, and one white, Blanc de l'Estuaire, all under the Médoc appellation.

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