Château Saint Sernin

About

Château Saint-Sernin is the result of several centuries’ evolution in the history of a Cahors vineyard. A deed of 1684 concerns the purchase by Lord Fournié of plots of land planted with vines. Marie Rousset/Cavalié and Dominique Cavalié, grandson of Jean Fournié, took over the management of this old vineyard in 1965, and renewed and enlarged it. In 2002, Jean-Michel and Anne Cavalié Swartvagher joined them to help run the family property. Our AOC production is made with the original Cahors grape variety : Malbec. For our Vins de Pays, we use the Ségalin variety; obtained from the Jurançon Noir and Portugais Bleu grapes, rich in fruity aromas. Respect for our traditions and our land remains a priority for us, and we invite you to come and get to know them.

Visites : In summer, we hold « Les estivales de Saint-Sernin »: art exhibitions and festive events. Please ask us about the programme.

Accès : From Cahors, follow the D8, towards Pradines-Luzech. 3km from Douelle, at the roundabout, follow the signs for Parnac and for «Château Saint-Sernin ». From Fumel, head for Puy-l’Evêque, on the D911. In Castelfranc, follow the signs for Luzech, then for Parnac. Follow «Château Saint-Sernin » signs.

Labels : Destination d’excellence – Bienvenue à la Ferme – Label Vineyards and Discoveries – Wine cellars – independent winegrowers –

Spoken languages : French – English

Payment

• Chèques bancaires et postaux
• Eurocard – Mastercard
• Credit transfer
• Carte bancaire
• Cash

Groups

• Maximal number of persons 50

Location