Château La Tour Carnet

Bordeaux wine trip
HISTORY

Named after the medieval squire, Jean Carnet, who helped his Lord to resist the French monarchy at the end of the Hundred Years War, Château La Tour Carnet played a major role in the revolution of the Médoc vineyard. The quality of its wine is rewarded by the entry in the classification of 1855 Grands Crus Classés.

Château La Tour Carnet is one of the oldest Bordeaux wine producers in the Médoc. In fact, some parts of the building, including the round tower, date back to the 11th century. Château La Tour Carnet is one of the few Bordeaux estates to have a moat and drawbridge.

Since purchasing the estate in 2000, Bernard Magrez has returned the estate’s Château, cellars and 311 hectares to their glory days, marrying cutting -edge technology with traditional savoir-faire. In the words of the previous caretaker of this national monument, Marie-Claire Pèlegrin, it is Bernard Magrez’s mission here to “cut the diamond.”
La Tour Carnet
La Tour Carnet rooms

A  stay  at  La  Tour  Carnet  in  one  of  the  two  stately  period  suites,  Michael  de
Montaigne  and  La  Boetie, will take you on a journey through time. As will the royal
breakfast,  dinner  and  tasting  of  exeptionnal  vintage,  creatively  mastered  by  a
dedicated chef, and served by your butler in the majestic dining room.

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Medieval gateway at Château La Tour Carnet
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Medieval gateway at Château La Tour Carnet
From 420€ EUR per pers.
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Introduction
- Night in a medieval suite in the Château
- Gourmet breakfast in the Château
- Picnic in the Château gardens
- Tour and tasting at the Château