Château Siran

Siran's parcels are all around the Château and the cellars. Most of it is located under the Margaux PDO on the Labarde plateau. Directly adjacent to 3 Grands Crus Classés, Siran's wines are quite confidential and reach a clientele of connoisseurs in search of hidden treasures. Our vines are cultivated in a sustainable way using organic and biodynamic techniques. Our soils are mainly composed of gravel, sand and fine clay that retain very little rainwater. The roots of the vines draw from the soil deeply to feed themselves. The vines are therefore subjected to the famous "hydric stress", essential to the production of a great wine of character. We cultivate the typical Bordeaux grape varieties such as Cabernet-Sauvignon, Merlot or Petit Verdot. We work "parcel by parcel" in order to produce wines with a long shelf life.

Our story

Today, it is the 6th generation of winegrowers of the Miailhe family who cultivate Siran's vines. The castle was bought in 1858 from the Counts of Toulouse-Lautrec and it is since these 160 years that we have tried to remain in the tradition of the great Margauxes: a family history that is quite rare in the great castles of the Médoc to be highlighted. If the property has been practicing sustainable viticulture since the 2000s, we now wish to go further by using organic products and drastically reducing the use of phytosanitary products. This is the fight of our generation.