Château La Pointe is a wine estate in Pomerol whose vineyard extends over 23 hectares, on the terrace descent of Château Trotanoy, next to Château Nénin. Its terroir is divided into three main types of soil: gravel and pebbles from the terraces of the Isle, clay-gravelly soils and sandy soils on clay and gravel.

As early as 1868, the famous Bordeaux wine guide Cocks & Féret referred to Château La Pointe alongside Châteaux Beauregard, Clinet, La Conseillante, L'Evangile, Gazin, Nénin, Petit Village, Rouget and Trotanoy.

In 2007, the d'Arfeuille family sold the estate to Generali France and the new owners worked hard to revitalize the estate. The classic style of Château La Pointe's Pomerol wines is perfectly representative of the appellation.