The 1750s. A Bordeaux notable and his wife built a small French-style chateau amid their vines at Saint-Seurin sur l’Isle. A sixteenth century dovecote on the grounds is evidence of a much older history. End of the 19th century one of the grand families in Bordeaux bought the estate, renovated the chateau and took the vineyard in hand.The estate of La Favière remained a family estate until 2009.
Today, Château La Favière is a family farm, with 21 Hectares of vineyards in the Bordeaux Supérieur appellation, and also practices enotourism. Starting in 2020, the farm follows the Protocol of organic farming, without pesticides and herbicides.
Today, Château La Favière is a family farm, with 21 Hectares of vineyards in the Bordeaux Supérieur appellation, and also practices enotourism. Starting in 2020, the farm follows the Protocol of organic farming, without pesticides and herbicides.
