Château Rollin

Identity

Château Rollin is a winegrowing estate located in Saint-Sauveur, in Gironde. The estate is owned by the Martin family.

History and philosophy

Château Rollin boasts a history dating back to the 19th century. Remaining within the family, the property was handed down to the four children in 2002 under a Groupement Foncier Agricole (GFA) structure. A key turning point was reached in 2007 with the decision to manage both vinification and marketing directly at the estate.

The estate is committed to sustainable viticulture (agriculture raisonnée). This approach includes mechanical soil management, reduced pesticide use and optimised vineyard treatments. Château Rollin is AREA-certified.

Appellations

Château Rollin produces wines under the Haut-Médoc appellation.

Practical information

Château Rollin offers direct sales at the estate. An order and delivery service is available in France and internationally upon request. Guided tours of the vineyard and cellar, along with tastings of the red wines, are organised by appointment.

Find out more

Official estate website

The vineyard (terroir)

Château Rollin's vineyard covers 16 hectares. The parcels are clustered around the winery within a 1.5-kilometre radius. The soil is composed of gravel ridges (croupes de graves) and silty-gravel soils.

The grape varieties planted are 50% Cabernet Sauvignon and 50% Merlot. The average age of the vines is 40 years.

Flagship cuvées

The estate produces red wines crafted to showcase the characteristics of the Haut-Médoc terroir, delivering a structure that combines powerful tannins with aromatic balance.

Vinification and ageing

The vinification and ageing processes have been carried out on-site at the estate since 2007, allowing complete control over winemaking.