Château Siaurac, located in the prestigious Pomerol plateau extension of Néac, is a true gem of the French wine scene. Spanning over 46 hectares of stunning vineyards, this single-tenant property boasts a 19th-century château, 15 hectares of picturesque hilly parkland dotted with century-old trees, an enchanting orangery, and a charming 18th-century wooded area.
With its rich history dating back to the 18th century, Château Siaurac has been a true pioneer in the world of winemaking. Its origins can be traced back to the account book of Etienne Rabion, who sold barrels of white and red wine on behalf of the estate in the 1750s. Since then, the property has been passed down through the generations, with notable owners such as Pierre Brisson, Joseph Chaperon, and the Guichard family, who have all contributed to the legacy of this iconic estate.
Under the leadership of Olivier Guichard, the first chapter of the Baillis de Lalande was held at Château Siaurac in 1985, solidifying its reputation as a prestigious and sought-after destination for wine enthusiasts. In 2014, Artémis Domaines acquired a stake in the property, followed by Les terroirs de Suravenir in 2020, with the goal of unlocking its full potential and embarking on an ambitious and coherent long-term development project.
Château Siaurac truly embodies the essence of French winemaking, with its rich history, breathtaking landscapes, and commitment to excellence. Visit this remarkable property and experience the magic of its award-winning wines for yourself.
