Château Sénéjac in Bordeaux, a 19th-century elegant mansion featuring pointed towers, white and pink facade, surrounded by trees, with a small bridge crossing a pond in the foreground — © Château Sénéjac - Bordeaux

Château Sénéjac, a castle-style mansion featuring a pointed turret, pale pink facade and slate roof, surrounded by lush greenery and ancient trees near Bordeaux — © Château Sénéjac - Historic Estate near Bordeaux

Château Sénéjac in Bordeaux with its distinctive conical towers, surrounded by terraced vineyards and lush vegetation under a clear blue sky. — © Château Sénéjac - Bordeaux Vineyard

Rows of grapevines at Château Sénéjac in Bordeaux during autumn, with wooden stakes and yellow-green foliage creating depth along the vineyard lines — © Vineyard of Château Sénéjac, Bordeaux

White facade of Château Sénéjac in Bordeaux featuring a gravel pathway, green lawns, red tile roof, white walls and surrounding trees. — © Château Sénéjac - Main Facade

Château Sénéjac 2016 Haut-Médoc wine bottle with a filled glass of red wine on a stone surface, trees lining a path in the background. — © Château Sénéjac - Wine Tasting in Bordeaux

Elegant living room in Château Sénéjac, Bordeaux, featuring a burgundy sofa, striped armchairs, glass coffee table, green curtains, framed artwork, and fresh flowers. — © Refined Drawing Room at Château Sénéjac

Elegant billiard room at Château Sénéjac in Bordeaux featuring burgundy walls, dark wood paneling, green pool table, leather Chesterfield armchair, red curtains, and open doorways to adjacent rooms. — © Billiard Room at Château Sénéjac

Elegant bedroom at Château Sénéjac in Bordeaux featuring red toile de Jouy wallpaper, solid wood bed, period furniture and large windows overlooking the grounds. — © Historic Bedroom at Château Sénéjac

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Château Sénéjac

Vignobles et découvertes

Château Sénéjac is located in Le Pian Médoc. It covers 150 hectares, including 41 hectares of vines. In the Haut-Médoc appellation, the estate produces two wines: Château Sénéjac and Comte de Sénéjac. The owners, the Bignon Cordier family, also own Château Talbot in Saint-Julien and Domaine St Andrieu in Provence.
The average age of the vineyard is 35 years, and the average planting density is 6,600 vines per hectare.
The hand of man shapes each vine. From pruning to harvesting, we pay particular attention to the balance of the plant material. Every intervention in the vineyard is carefully thought out according to the characteristics of each plot, in order to respect the expression of the Médoc terroir. The vineyard is managed using integrated viticulture methods and is certified High Environmental Value (HVE 3).

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Sénéjac Chateau is certified High Environmental Value and ISO 14001 for its environmental management.

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Château Sénéjac
1589 Allée Saint-Seurin
33290 LE PIAN-MEDOC

Call +33 5 33 09 50 67

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