Château Fleur La Mothe

This triangular-shaped peninsula bordering the Gironde estuary has both superb terroir and a long winegrowing tradition. Stretching about 80 km from north to south, the Médoc comprises approximately 15,000 hectares of vines.

It has a mild, oceanic climate with frequent showers. Fortunately, this precipitation is fairly evenly spread out through the year. It rains often from late autumn to early spring, replenishing the water table at a tim...

The estate's name comes from its gravel rises (mothe means "mound" in the local patois)

Most of the vines overlook the estuary, which has a regulating effect on temperature and protects the vines from spring frosts.

The gravel soil provides excellent natural drainage.

These advantages, combined with winemaking know-how, result in wines of great complexity.

For the 2015 vintage, with an increase of Petit-Verdot representing 14% o...

Château Fleur La Mothe, a field of experimentation, a source of reflection for Oenoconseil oenologists-consultants

This 15-hectare vineyard is a veritable field of open-air experimentation. Oenoconseil consultants can put their philosophy and practice into practice

Since 2008 investments and efforts bear fruit:

A vat with small stainless steel vats for better plot selection

The most important thing is the working tool that knows fr...