Château La Pointe

Considered one of the oldest properties in Pomerol, Château La Pointe can today count on a marvellous vineyard of some 23 hectares, one of the largest in its appellation. The uniqueness of the property lies in the incredible mosaic of soils that gives its wines their unanimously recognised finesse and quality. Since the 19th century. La Pointe, moreover, was one of the first properties in Bordeaux to call itself a 'château'. Since 2007, the estate has been part of the Generali France group and, under the direction of Eric Monneret, an agricultural engineer, the estate has undertaken major work, both in the vineyard and in the cellar, to guarantee constant and consistently high quality. In addition, Hubert de Boüard de Laforest, co-owner of Château Angélus and internationally renowned oenological consultant, collaborates with the estate's team.