Château Siran

Château Siran became the property of the Miailhe family in the 19th century. The estate's terroir, located on the Labarde plateau in the Margaux appellation, is literally surrounded by 1855 Crus Classés. It's likely that if the wines of Château Siran had they been presented at the famous 1855 exhibition, they would certainly have made it into the precious classification. In 2007, the 5th generation, represented by Edouard Miailhe, took over management of the estate from his parents William-Alain and Brigitte Miailhe. Le Château Siran has become one of the few Médoc grands crus to have belonged to the same family for over 150 years.

Produced on sandy-gravelly soil, Siran wines are typical of the grand crus of the Margaux appellation. Both powerful and fine, they always seek the perfect balance between tannin, fruit and acidity. Made under the aegis of the great oenologist Denis Dubourdieu, the Château Siran is both charming in its youth and long-lasting. It will surprise wine-lovers with the complexity of the aromas it develops over time.
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