CHATEAU GAZIN

Château Gazin is one of the most historic and respected estates in Pomerol, on Bordeaux’s Right Bank. Its origins may trace back to the 12th century, when the site is believed to have housed the “Hospital of Pomeyrols,” built by the Knights of Saint-John to shelter pilgrims en route to Santiago de Compostela. Over time, the property evolved into a wine estate and today enjoys a prestigious location on Pomerol’s upper terrace, directly neighboring illustrious names such as Château Pétrus and Lafleur-Gazin.

The estate’s flagship wine, Château Gazin, is celebrated for its depth, elegance, and characteristic truffle and plum notes, highlighted the estate’s potential for richness, complexity, and long aging. In addition to the grand vin, the domaine produces a second wine, L’Hospitalet de Gazin, named in honor of the estate’s historic origins.

Remaining approachable compared to some of its ultra-prestigious neighbors, Château Gazin is regarded as a must-know producer for fans of Pomerol. Its wines offer both accessibility in youth and the structure to age gracefully for decades, delivering a balance of opulence and refinement that speaks to the heart of Pomerol’s terroir.