
Château Chauvin is a 15-hectare wine estate located northwest of Saint-Émilion, near the Pomerol appellation, halfway between Cheval-Blanc and the Butte de Rol.
Formerly a simple part of the great fief of Corbin, it appeared under his name in 1852 when this fief was sold and divided. In the 20th century, Henri Ondet gave Château Chauvin its letters of nobility with the classification of the Château as a Saint-Emilion Grand Cru Classé in 1954 and then at each classification of the appellation thereafter. In 1989, his 2 daughters took over and, for more than 20 years, undertook considerable efforts to modernize the property.
In May 2014, Château Chauvin was acquired by Sylvie Cazes and her children Julie, Pierre and François Régimbeau. Philippe Moureau became the technical manager and began a programme to restructure winemaking methods and winemaking.
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