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Château Sociando-Mallet is located in the town of Saint-Seurin-de-Cadourne, about ten kilometers north of Pauillac, in the Haut-Médoc appellation, and offers a magnificent panorama over the Gironde estuary.
Vestiges of the historical heritage and of the typical Medoc landscape, the winegrowers' cabins dot the vineyard. Renovated, they wait for walkers to admire them while strolling through the vineyards.
A marked pedestrian circuit of about 4 km winds through the vines to meet these huts and our fishing net. A pleasant way to stroll between vineyards and the river and enjoy the superb landscape.
Discover the Médoc vineyards on www.medocvignoble.com
Visit conditions
- Guided tour by appointment only
- Groups of 5 to 12 people welcome.
Opening
Closed on weekends and public holidays, between Christmas and New Year.
Exceptional closure from August 12 to 22, 2023 and during the harvest.
Admission fees
Payment method
- Payment cards
- French bank and postal checks
- Cash
- Bank transfer
Admission fees
Free visit and tasting of the two wines
Services
Services
- Shop
- Delivery possible
Assets
Discovery of the vines
Through an application that can be downloaded from the estate's website, come and discover the history of the winegrowers' huts during a walk in the vineyards.
Environmental approach
Château Sociando-Mallet is committed to preserving and respecting the environment through its level 3 High Environmental Value (HVE) certification.
History and architecture
A document dating from March 1633 refers to noble lands in this municipality, which belonged to an aristocrat of Basque origin named Sociando.
In 1793, archival documents report the arrest of Guillaume de Brochon, a royalist notary who lived in Sociando and whose estates were placed under sequestration and sold as National Property. It was then that Sociando was bought by Jean Lamothe, Brochon's father-in-law.
In 1831, Marie-Elisabeth Alaret, owner of Sociando and niece of Lamothe, married Achille Mallet, sea captain.
