About Château Ambe Tour Pourret
Château Ambe Tour Pourret is located on the original road that once linked Saint-Émilion to Coutras, a route taken by Louis XIII at the end of the Hundred Years’ War. The first records of the château date back to 1811. At that time, only part of the buildings existed, while the estate’s emblematic tower was not built until 1845. The property as it stands today was completed in 1925. During the Second World War, the château was requisitioned by the German army, which occupied part of the estate.
In 2007, Françoise and Philippe Lannoye fell under the spell of Château Ambe Tour Pourret, located at the gateway to the medieval village of Saint-Émilion, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With its beautiful building, inner courtyard shaded by a magnificent chestnut tree, relaxed way of life and small vineyard in front of the château, it is an ideal place to welcome guests and share a passion for wine and Bordeaux gastronomy.
Week-end at Château Ambe Tour Pourret
Bordeaux wine break
2 days / 1 night from €275 pp
Travellers' review - Château Ambe Tour Pourret
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The wines
The vineyard covers 5 hectares and is planted with 70% Merlot and 30% Cabernet Franc, on sandy soils with a clay subsoil. Like its neighbours Châteaux Fonplégade and Soutard, the estate has chosen to follow a fully organic approach. The grapes are harvested by hand and the wines are aged in oak barrels for 15 to 18 months.
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Wine experiences at the château
The owners welcome visitors for a tour of the estate and cellars. In the château courtyard, in the shade of the century-old chestnut tree, guests can enjoy a wine tasting accompanied by a plate of fine cheeses from different regions of France. The experience ends with coffee and macarons.




