If you go to the west coast of Bordeaux in the town of Arsac (Margaux)  you will encounter a beautiful estate. This charming estate built in the 18th century has a treasure chest of  stories from over the past hundred’s of years to tell and is known as Château Monbrison.

Château Monbrison is located the famous Margaux village of Arsac, aproximately 20 minutes outside the center of Bordeaux.  Its history can be traced back to 18th century.  In 1921, it was brought by Robert Davis, the grandfather of the current owner, Mr. Laurent Vonderheyden.  After those hard time of war, Laurent’s mother, Elizabeth Davis, replanted the vineyards.  In 1963 she made a strategic farming arrangement , which started a new chapter for the growth of Château Monbrison. 

Chateau Monbrison is now led by her son Laurent Vonderheyden, Laurent’s passion for his families property has propelled Château Monbrison to become a  member of the famous Unions des Grand Crus de Bordeaux and is continuously recognized among wine connoisseurs and media from all over the world.

Château Monbrison has a very long history starting from 19 century. Now it is one of the leading wines in Margaux appellation. Well-received by critics, Monbrison has received prestigious medals and distinctions in France and abroad. The quality of its enchanting bouquet is equaled only by the elegance it displays on the palate. Incredibly refined, Monbrison brilliantly reflects its superb terroir and is the epitome of a great Margaux.

LOCATION : Moulis and Listrac

AGE OF THE VINE : 25 years in average

BLENDING

55% Merlot, 45% Cabernet Sauvignon

AGING

12 months in barrels, 
- 100% french oak, 25% new wood

AGING POTENTIAL

The wine is ready to drink. It can be aged for 15 to 20 years or more.

TASTING

Bouquet has a soft and very ample tannic structure. Elegant nose with dark greedy fruit notes on a very discrete oak flavor.

FOOD PAIRING

Red meats, lamp, chicken, cheese etc.