Château de Landiras

Château de Landiras was rebuilt on fortress ruins in 1306. During the 17th century, the château was the residence of Saint Jeanne de Lestonnac, founder of the Compagnie Marie Notre Dame. A map by De Belleyme showed that in 1780 the château was already surrounded by a substantial vineyard.

The estate harvests and produces wines in the AOC Graves appellation. The underground cellar is situated 4 meters below ground. Its wines include Cuvée Jeanne De Lestonnac Graves Rouge, made from 100% Merlot and aged for 12 months in 225-liter and 400-liter French oak barrels, and Cuvée Jeanne De Lestonnac Graves Blanc, composed of 60% Sauvignon and 40% Sémillon and aged in French oak barrels on fine lees for 8 months.