Château Montlandrie

Frequently asked questions

Who is the owner of Château Montlandrie?

Château Montlandrie is owned by Denis Durantou, who also manages the estate. He acquired this vineyard in 2009, continuing its winegrowing history that dates back to the late 19th century. The estate is located in Gironde and is renowned for its wines produced on clay-limestone terroir.

What is the main appellation of Château Montlandrie wines?

The wines produced by Château Montlandrie are mainly crafted under the Castillon Côtes de Bordeaux appellation. This appellation defines the wines from the estate's plots, situated on the heights of Castillon and benefiting from clay-limestone soils. Merlot is the predominant grape variety grown to produce these wines.

What is the vineyard surface area and grape variety breakdown of Château Montlandrie?

The Château Montlandrie vineyard spans a total area of 12 hectares. Of this surface, 4.5 hectares are specifically dedicated to wine production. The main grape variety cultivated at the estate is Merlot, planted on clay-limestone soils. The planting density is approximately 6,000 vines per hectare.

What type of terroir does Château Montlandrie have?

The terroir of Château Montlandrie is characterised by clay-limestone soils. These soils, combined with the vineyard's location on the heights of Castillon overlooking the Dordogne, contribute to the quality and distinct character of the wines produced. Merlot is the dominant grape variety cultivated on these terroirs.