Nestled in its green setting, Château Peyrabon can be seen suddenly emerging at the bend of the perfectly aligned rows of vines. For more than 20 years, the Bernard family has put all their passion and energy at the service of this pearl of Haut-Médoc, magnificently located on a gravel ridge a few kilometers from Pauillac.
In the heart of the Médoc, Château Peyrabon is built in the middle of its vineyard where an avenue lined with vines leads to this magnificent Renaissance-style building. This art was first born in Italy and then gradually introduced to Europe. In France, it was discovered during the battles against Italy in the 16th century.
Four towers were added to the master's house in 1821, which proudly raise the Castle towards the sky. It is covered with a superb slate roof which in good weather reflects the sunlight and makes it sparkling. After almost 250 years, these simple and elegant shapes are still current.
A wooded park surrounds the building where century-old magnolias bloom (certainly planted during its construction), they finalize the decor of this castle full of history.
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