ProducerCahors
Château Saint Sernin
シャトー・サン・セルナン
Family Cahors estate in Parnac, in the family since 1619
About Château Saint Sernin
Château Saint Sernin is a family estate at Les Landes in Parnac, about 15 km from Cahors, which its site says has been passed down in the family since 1619. It makes AOP Cahors from Malbec, including La Tour de Saint-Sernin, and IGP Côtes du Lot red, white and rosé (the Mirliflore range). The operating company is the SCEA Cavalié, and wines are sold through the estate's online shop.
Who Is This For?
For those who want a long-established family Cahors estate that also makes IGP Côtes du Lot whites and rosés.
Wines of Château Saint Sernin
No cuvées registered yet.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Château Saint Sernin?
- Château Saint Sernin is at Les Landes, 46140 Parnac, in the Lot, about 15 km from Cahors.
- Which wines does Château Saint Sernin make?
- It makes AOP Cahors, including La Tour de Saint-Sernin, and IGP Côtes du Lot red, white and rosé (dry or sweet), plus grape juice and ratafia.
- Which grape is used for its Cahors?
- Malbec, the original grape of Cahors, which the family has grown for generations.
- Has Château Saint Sernin been reviewed by critics?
- Yes. Falstaff gave its 2007 Cahors Prestige 91 points and Decanter rated its 2010 Cahors 89 points.