Skip to Content
EPICUREAN SEA
SHOP ALL WINES
CHARTER COLLECTION
ABOUT US
0
0
Shop Now
EPICUREAN SEA
SHOP ALL WINES
CHARTER COLLECTION
ABOUT US
0
0
Shop Now
SHOP ALL WINES
CHARTER COLLECTION
ABOUT US
Shop Now
Yacht Cellar - SHOP Château Pontet Canet
Château Pontet Canet .png Image 1 of 2
Château Pontet Canet .png
Château Pontet Canet.jpeg Image 2 of 2
Château Pontet Canet.jpeg
Château Pontet Canet .png
Château Pontet Canet.jpeg

Château Pontet Canet

from €113.90

Jean-François de Pontet, royal governor of the Médoc, combined several vineyard plots in Pauillac, in the 18th century. Years later, his descendants added neighbouring vines in a place called Canet. This was the beginning of one of the largest properties of the Médoc.

A century later, Château Pontet-Canet was included in the famous classification of 1855, thus confirming its membership as a member of the Médoc elite. This privileged position did not go unnoticed by one of the most important Bordeaux negociants of the time, Herman Cruse, who bought the estate in 1865. He built new wineries, modernised the winemaking facilities, and established the reputation of wine around the world. The Cruse family owned Pontet-Canet for 110 years, until another negotiant (of Cognac this time), Guy Tesseron, acquired it in 1975.

For more than two centuries, Pontet-Canet has been owned by three different families. Today it is directed by Alfred Tesseron with his niece Melanie (daughter of Gerard Tesseron) who is a descendant of Guy Tesseron. Thirty years after their arrival in Pauillac, the Tesseron family is proud to know that some of the vineyards have been gradually replanted and the buildings and winemaking facilities have been renovated.

Vintage:
Quantity:
Add To Cart

Jean-François de Pontet, royal governor of the Médoc, combined several vineyard plots in Pauillac, in the 18th century. Years later, his descendants added neighbouring vines in a place called Canet. This was the beginning of one of the largest properties of the Médoc.

A century later, Château Pontet-Canet was included in the famous classification of 1855, thus confirming its membership as a member of the Médoc elite. This privileged position did not go unnoticed by one of the most important Bordeaux negociants of the time, Herman Cruse, who bought the estate in 1865. He built new wineries, modernised the winemaking facilities, and established the reputation of wine around the world. The Cruse family owned Pontet-Canet for 110 years, until another negotiant (of Cognac this time), Guy Tesseron, acquired it in 1975.

For more than two centuries, Pontet-Canet has been owned by three different families. Today it is directed by Alfred Tesseron with his niece Melanie (daughter of Gerard Tesseron) who is a descendant of Guy Tesseron. Thirty years after their arrival in Pauillac, the Tesseron family is proud to know that some of the vineyards have been gradually replanted and the buildings and winemaking facilities have been renovated.

Jean-François de Pontet, royal governor of the Médoc, combined several vineyard plots in Pauillac, in the 18th century. Years later, his descendants added neighbouring vines in a place called Canet. This was the beginning of one of the largest properties of the Médoc.

A century later, Château Pontet-Canet was included in the famous classification of 1855, thus confirming its membership as a member of the Médoc elite. This privileged position did not go unnoticed by one of the most important Bordeaux negociants of the time, Herman Cruse, who bought the estate in 1865. He built new wineries, modernised the winemaking facilities, and established the reputation of wine around the world. The Cruse family owned Pontet-Canet for 110 years, until another negotiant (of Cognac this time), Guy Tesseron, acquired it in 1975.

For more than two centuries, Pontet-Canet has been owned by three different families. Today it is directed by Alfred Tesseron with his niece Melanie (daughter of Gerard Tesseron) who is a descendant of Guy Tesseron. Thirty years after their arrival in Pauillac, the Tesseron family is proud to know that some of the vineyards have been gradually replanted and the buildings and winemaking facilities have been renovated.

The wine was classified as one of eighteen Cinquièmes Crus in the Bordeaux Wine Official Classification of 1855.

You Might Also Like

Réserve de la Comtesse Réserve de la Comtesse.png Réserve de la Comtesse 2014.jpeg
Réserve de la Comtesse
from €50.45
Château D’Armailhac, 2009 Château D’Armailha, 2009.png
Château D’Armailhac, 2009
€90.60
Château Lafite·Rothschild Château Lafite·Rothschild Collection.jpeg Ch%C3%A2teau+Lafite%C2%B7Rothschild.jpg
Château Lafite·Rothschild
from €1,041.75
Château Grand-Puy-Lacoste Château Grand-Puy-Lacoste.png
Château Grand-Puy-Lacoste
from €93.20
Les Forts de Latour Les Forts de Latour 2012.jpeg
Les Forts de Latour
from €257.50

Wine products and services delivered straight to your crew in Mallorca and anywhere in the Med. Min. order: €400 ( inc. VAT). VAT is calculated at checkout for orders delivered to Spain. Returns are not admitted to secure the preserved quality of our stored products.

Shop

About

Journal

Events

Terms

Contact

Epicurean Sea Wine Delivery to Yachts

@epicurean_sea

info@epicureansea.com

SOME OF OUR BRANDS