Château Gazin
Château Gazin –
powerful Pomerol with historical roots
Château Gazin lies in the heart of Pomerol , one of Bordeaux's smallest and most sought-after appellations. For decades, the Bailliencourt family has managed the estate with the aim of capturing the character of this exceptional site in the glass as precisely as possible: deep color intensity, ripe plum and cassis, spicy notes, and a velvety texture that perfectly encapsulates the Pomerol style.
The name carries history within it: it recalls the Knights of Saint John, who once welcomed pilgrims here on their way to Santiago de Compostela. The estate's second vineyard is still called Hospitalet de Gazin – a subtle nod to this medieval past. In the vineyard, the family focuses on low yields and consistent hand-harvesting, while in the cellar, they employ precise vinification with careful oak aging that supports the fruit without masking it.
The wines of Château Gazin are powerful yet refined – ideal with braised lamb, duck breast, or a mature Époisses. Anyone wishing to experience Pomerol at its most elegant will find a reliable introduction to the appellation here.



