
Château Kirwan is a Bordeaux wine estate and 3rd Grand Cru Classé in the Margaux appellation. It extends over 40 hectares of vines located on the Cantenac plateau, on Pyrenean gravel soils that are more than 2 million years old.
Its history dates back to the 18th century when the English merchant Sir John Collingwood, one of the first merchants of Bordeaux, acquired the land "de Lasalle". He developed the estate and participated in the rapid expansion of Bordeaux and Margaux wines in particular, whose demand exploded in the United Kingdom. It was his Irish son-in-law Mark Kirwan who took over the reins in 1760 and gave his name to the estate while building the charterhouse. In the 20th century, it was the Schyler family who bought Château Kirwan and Jean-Henry Schyler considerably increased the notoriety of the wines by turning to North America and Japan.
Château Kirwan also produces a second wine "Les Charmes e Kirwan".
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