Cerons, Bordeaux - France Wine Region - Wine-Searcher
Mar 7, 2024 · The village is named after the Ciron River – the very source of the mists that enable its neighbors to make the finest-quality botrytized wines. The Ciron once flowed directly adjacent to Cérons, but over the past few centuries has changed its course.
Château de Cérons: Discover a Little-Known White Bordeaux Appellation
Château de Cérons was named for the Ciron River, which once upon a time flowed directly adjacent to the village of Cérons. It was built as a holiday home by the Marquis de Calvimont, a prominent member of the Bordeaux parliament, because of the proximity to Bordeaux and the location near the port.
The Castle – Château de Cérons – Vins de Graves rouges et blancs
Château de Cérons is a vineyard Chartreuse built at the end of the 17th century, listed as a supplementary historic monument since 2008. This house of light, designed to host distinguished guests and produce exceptional wines, is a true gem of Bordeaux’s wine heritage.
Château de Cérons | Bordeaux Wineries - Wine Folly
Château de Cérons is not only a listed historic monument, but a lovely manor house built in the early 17th century situated on a terrace overlooking the Garonne River. Located in the heart of the village of Cérons in the Graves region, the estate is surrounded by imposing stone walls.
Cérons: a white wine from the Bordeaux AOC - Official website Bordeaux…
Learn the hallmarks of white wines from this appellation from the left bank of the Garonne.
The vineyards and the cellar – Château de Cérons – Vins de Graves ...
Château de Cérons stands out with one of the earliest gravity-fed cellars in Bordeaux, designed for high-precision winemaking. Extensive restoration work, combining technical expertise with respect for architectural authenticity, has been undertaken to preserve and enhance this winemaking heritage.
Confusion Corner: Ciron, Cérons, Créon | The Bubbly Professor
Aug 29, 2021 · The Cérons appellation is named for the Ciron River—source of the botrytis-inducing mists of the region. The Ciron used to flow alongside the region’s southern border—however, over the centuries, the Ciron changed its course to the point that these days, the river flows to the south of Barsac.
Château de Cérons - Winedoctor
Château de Cérons. Just to the north of Sauternes and Barsac, on the left bank of the Garonne, there lies a little village named Cérons. Today this town and its associated appellation, Cérons, is all but forgotten even by those who regularly turn to Bordeaux for their drinking.
Château de Cérons - La Bulle Verte
In the heart of the village of Cérons in the Graves and Sauternais region, surrounded by large stone walls, the Château de Cérons faces the ravishing 12th century church along the Garonne River.
Chateau de Cerons 2019 Graves, Bordeaux - wineexpress.com
Château de Cérons is not only a listed historic monument, but a lovely manor house built in the early 17th century situated on a terrace overlooking the Garonne River. Located in the heart of the village of Cérons in the Graves region, the estate is surrounded by imposing stone walls.