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Château Bournac

Bordeaux, Médoc, France

  • Weather

    24° C Broken clouds

  • Time

    16:08 PM

  • Wine average?

    90 Tb

  • Popularity ranking?

    253

History

Since at least the 1870s, the vine has been cultivated on the estate, indeed, we find a trace of Château Bournac in the book "Le Médoc et ses vins" by "Théophile Malvezin et Edouard Féret", in 1876 the property produced already 50 barrels of wine. On October 30, 1915, the owners' son was declared dead for France, and without a buyer, the property was gradually abandoned.

The SECRET family arrived at the head of the property in 1970, after h...

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