History of the Camarsac Chateau
Located between Bordeaux and Saint-Émilion, Château de Camarsac is often known as the “Black Prince’s Castle”. Its oldest parts date back to the early 14th century, when it was built by a nephew of Pope Clement V.
When Thierry Lurton took over the estate in 2007, his ambition was to bring together history, people and terroir in one remarkable place.
From the moment you arrive, the setting makes an impression: a beautiful 18th-century chartreuse overlooks peaceful meadows where horses graze. Welcome to Château de Camarsac.
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Camarsac wines
The vineyard stretches across five villages — Camarsac, Loupes, Saint-Aubin-de-Branne, Cabara and Sainte-Terre — forming a true mosaic of terroirs. To express this diversity, Château de Camarsac produces a wide range of wines, including Entre-Deux-Mers, Bordeaux Blanc, Rosé, Clairet and three red wines.

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Wine experiences at the property
Natacha welcomes visitors for a guided tour of the estate, the château and the cellars, followed by a tasting of the full range of wines produced on the property.
