Do I need to book in advance?

Yes, we strongly recommend booking in advance to guarantee your place. Our tours are limited to 12 people for the best possible experience.

When is Château de Reignac open?

Château de Reignac is open: from September to April, Monday to Friday, 9am to 12.30pm and 1.30pm to 5pm; from May to September, Monday to Saturday, 10am to 12.30pm and 1.30pm to 6pm.

What is the address of Château de Reignac?

To visit us, come to Route de Reignac, 33860 Saint-Loubès. It is 30 minutes from Bordeaux, take exit 42 on the A10. And parking is free! Click here to open the Google Maps directions.

Are children welcome?

Of course. Children under 12 visit the estate free of charge when accompanied by an adult.

Can I buy wines after the tour?

Yes, our shop is open after each tour, at the same times as the estate.

The Château

In Harmony with Nature

At Reignac, caring for nature is part of who we are. Every day, our team works to protect biodiversity and a living ecosystem for future generations.

A living estate
of 150 hectares

Château de REIGNAC forms a true ecosystem where a forest, a lake, meadows, wetlands, fallow land, a park and our 60-hectare vineyard coexist. This natural richness offers, at the heart of our property, a living refuge, protected for both fauna and flora.

Always looking to the future, the estate obtained HVE4 (High Environmental Value) certification in 2017.

150
Hectares
Total SURFACE
60
Hectares
Vineyard
35
Hectares
Forest
4 000
Square metres
Bamboo grove
8
Hectares

Lake

Our forest, guardian of the vineyard

The REIGNAC forest covers 35 hectares.

Already mentioned in medieval registers, our forest is a true witness to the estate’s history. Today it is a real source of biodiversity where fauna and flora can flourish, creating a genuine ecosystem within our vineyard.

A study carried out a few years ago with INRA Bordeaux confirmed the positive impact of the woods on the natural protection of the vineyard. The presence of ampelomyces (a parasitic fungus) on certain oaks helps to fight powdery mildew naturally. The study also showed a lower presence of certain vine pests, such as the grape berry moth, on plots located near the forest.

A living and sustainable estate

A lake essential to the estate’s balance

Created in 1993, the lake is home to many animal and plant species, while actively contributing to biodiversity and to regulating the property’s microclimate.

The Château park is the subject of an ongoing replanting programme, as it too is an important element of the estate’s biodiversity. Trees fulfil several essential functions, they capture carbon, provide shelter for wildlife and help to naturally moderate the local climate.

The power of renewal

A 4000 m² bamboo grove

This area, dedicated to the natural treatment of water, is part of a virtuous phytoremediation approach. Thanks to their purifying capacity, the bamboos filter the winery’s wastewater by absorbing polluting particles, while contributing to CO₂ storage and evapotranspiration. At the end of this process, only pure water, free of heavy metals and pollutants, is returned to the soil.

All the property’s waste is sorted and reprocessed in partnership with the Cépages association (paper, oils, scrap metal, filters). Mindful of our carbon footprint, we have redesigned our packaging, we now use bio-based cardboard printed with water-based ink, lighter bottles and labels on bio-based paper.

HVE4
Since 2017, the estate has been certified High Environmental Value (level 4).
2 complementary terroirs
Our clay-limestone and clay-gravel soils give our wines balance, finesse and character.
150 hectares of biodiversity
Vines, forests, meadows, a lake and a bamboo grove make up a living, preserved ecosystem.