Country: France > Bordeaux
Chateau Siran
Château Siran, originally owned by the Toulouse-Lautrec family, declined inclusion in the 1855 classification due to their legitimist beliefs. Acquired by Léo Barbier in 1859, the estate has a 17-hectare vineyard in the Médoc. The Miailhe family, involved in Bordeaux wine since the 17th century, took over in 1885. Notable members like Fréderic Miailhe and his descendants invested in enhancing the estate. Modernized in the late 20th and early 21st centuries under William-Alain and Édouard Miailhe, Château Siran is now recognized for its excellence and rich history, with significant contributions to the Bordeaux wine industry.
- Appellation: Bordeaux, Margaux
- Owner: Edourard Miailhe
- Winemaker: Benjamin Sala and Hubert de Boüard de Laforest
- Varieties Grown: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot, and Cabernet Franc
- Hectares/Age of Vines: 88 ha
- Altitude/Soil: Old alluvium covered with fine siliceous gravels
- Farming Methods: Sustainable viticulture without chemical herbicides
Wines
Red
Rose
White
Sparkling
Sweet
Fortified
Spirits
Cider