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The current Château de Cissac, a beautiful 18th century charterhouse, was built on the remains of a Roman villa, as many archaeological details attest.
Today, it is Marie Vialard, the direct descendant of Jacques Mondon, who acquired the estate in 1895, who presides over Château Cissac, in the heart of Haut-Médoc. Its 50 hectare vineyard, managed in a sustainable way, gives pride of place to Cabernet Sauvignon, a historic grape variety followed by Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot.
At the heart of their practices and actions, we find some fundamental precepts: respect for the laws of the climate and the identity of the terroir, desire to best express the grape varieties, alliance of tradition and modernity.
Thus, they produce wines that have the strength of the Médoc and the aromatic elegance of the great Bordeaux.
Visit conditions
- Guided tour
- Guided tour by appointment only
- Groups of 2 to 30 people welcome.
Opening
Closed Christmas week.
Visits on weekends by appointment only.
Prices
Payment method
- Payment cards
- French bank and postal checks
- Cash
Prices
Free visit and tasting.
Services
Equipments
- Accessible by stroller
- Park
- Coach parking
- Meeting room (s)
Services
- Shop
Assets
Discovery of the vines
During your visit and on request, a presentation of the vines may be offered in order to deepen your knowledge.
Environmental approach
Château Cissac is committed to preserving and respecting the environment through its High Environmental Value certification.
The use of herbicides and insecticides is prohibited.
An ecological approach is adopted on a part of the domain close to the dwellings (organic type without certification).
