Château Hyot

Château Hyot carries history within it – quite literally. On this soil in the Castillon Côtes de Bordeaux, the Hundred Years' War between France and England ended in 1453. Today, something more peaceful grows here: wine with the character of a great Bordeaux.

The Aubert family winery borders directly on the famous Saint-Émilion appellation – and you can taste that in every glass. Elegance and depth that usually cost more. A true insider tip from the right bank.

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Château Hyot Côtes de Bordeaux

Château Hyot –
Bordeaux character from the right bank

Château Hyot lies in the heart of the Castillon Côtes de Bordeaux , on land steeped in history: here, in 1453, the Hundred Years' War between France and England came to an end. What was once a battlefield is today a vineyard with a distinctive character – right on the border of the Saint-Émilion appellation.

The Aubert family manages the estate with a focus on what makes the right bank so special: Merlot-driven wines with depth, soft tannins, and an elegance more commonly found in more expensive neighboring vineyards. This is no coincidence, as the soils share geological characteristics with those of Saint-Émilion – limestone, clay, and a natural freshness in the subsoil.

What makes Château Hyot special is the price-quality ratio of an insider tip that hasn't yet been in the spotlight. Wines for those who appreciate great Bordeaux style but don't want to pay the high Bordeaux price. Ideal with leg of lamb, aged Comté cheese, or a simple evening with good food.

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