
In the 19th century, Baron Haussmann, owner of Château Rouillac, undertook major works and produced a delicious wine that Napoleon III was very fond of. He linked horses to the history of the estate by building beautiful stables. Since 2010, Laurent Cisneros and his family have been devising a new sustainable future for this superb 36-hectare estate, carrying out major... Read more
In the 19th century, Baron Haussmann, owner of Château Rouillac, undertook major works and produced a delicious wine that Napoleon III was very fond of. He linked horses to the history of the estate by building beautiful stables. Since 2010, Laurent Cisneros and his family have been devising a new sustainable future for this superb 36-hectare estate, carrying out major transformations and restoring the full expression of its exceptional Graves terroir to produce wines of excellence. An estate and a winemaker who will be the stars of tomorrow.

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