Château Pichon Baron in Bordeaux featuring distinctive conical towers and stone façades, reflected in still water, surrounded by manicured gardens and outbuildings — © Château Pichon Baron - Bordeaux's Iconic Estate

View of Château Pichon Baron in Bordeaux through an ornate wrought iron gate, featuring the main facade with conical towers, manicured lawns, and autumn foliage. — © Château Pichon Baron - Glimpse Through the Iron Gate

Château Pichon Baron in Bordeaux, a castle-style building with four pointed towers, light stone façade and reflection pool in the foreground — © Château Pichon Baron - Bordeaux

Coat of arms of Château Pichon Baron in Bordeaux, black silhouette featuring two winged dragons, crown and heraldic shield against a sunset sky backdrop — © Château Pichon Baron's Heraldic Crest

Wine label of Château Pichon Baron from Bordeaux with golden coat of arms on burgundy background — © Château Pichon Baron - Bordeaux Wine

Elegant tasting room at Château Pichon Baron in Bordeaux featuring wooden tables, wine glasses and modern décor, with three people in the background — © Château Pichon Baron Tasting Room

View from a terrace of Château Pichon Baron overlooking Bordeaux vineyards stretching to the horizon, with orderly rows of grapevines under clear skies — © Château Pichon Baron's vineyard landscape in Bordeaux

Autumn vineyards in the Médoc region with golden vine leaves arranged in rows, dirt path between vineyard parcels, trees and wine châteaux visible in the background under clear sky. — © Bordeaux Médoc Vineyards in Autumn

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Château Pichon Baron

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Located south of Pauillac denomination, Château Pichon Baron, classified as a 2nd Grand Cru Classé in 1855 , is open all along the year for private tours and tasting.

The estate was founded in the late 17th Century when Pierre Desmezures de Rauzan, an influential wine merchant and steward of the prestigious Latour and Margaux estates, bought plots of vines in Pauillac to create Enclos Rauzan.
These vines were part of his daughter Thérèse’s dowry when she married Baron Jacques Pichon de Longueville in 1694, the year in which the Pichon Longueville estate was founded. It remained in the same family for generations. In 1850 the property was divided in two. Baron Raoul Pichon de Longueville’s section became the Pichon Baron estate. The second section, belonging to his three sisters, became Pichon Comtesse.
Baron Raoul was proud of his prestigious property, and in 1851 he commissioned the imposing château inspired by Renaissance architecture that we know today.
The Pichon Baron estate comprises 73 hectares of high quality gravelly soil. Low in nutrients and with little excess water, this unique soil sparingly nourishes the vines, whose average age is 35 years.
Our Grand Vin Château Pichon Baron, classified as a 2nd Grand Cru Classé in 1855, is made with a very strict selection from the older vines on the noblest soils.
This quintessential Pauillac offers an intense and profound sensory experience of great complexity. Château Pichon Baron exhibits elegance, intensity and exceptional length on the palate. It is a wine that improves year after year and can age for over 40 years in the cellar.
Our tours start in the vineyard, which is at the heart of all we do. After discovering the winemaking facilities and cellars, visitors learn more about Pichon Baron by tasting three wines. Our guides are trained by the estate’s technical team.
All visits are individualized and available by reservation only.