Our wines

A true benchmark of the Sainte-Foy Côtes de Bordeaux appellation, La Réserve de Famille has made the Château's reputation. A premium wine with a depth and complexity worthy of the finest Bordeaux. Developed and vinified by Nina Mitjavile, this 100% Merlot cuvée is aged for 18 months in new barrels from a single cooper: Radoux.

An emblematic and prestigious vintage, La Fierté de mon Père is the quintessence of Martet wines. A limited production, a plot selection of the best grapes, aging and malolactic fermentation in new Radoux barrels, La Fierté is the promise of fully affirmed richness. A great wine with intense aromas and a delicious palate that will enhance the most beautiful events. Only 2,016 bottles per vintage, or 336 cases worldwide. The cases and bottles are numbered, and a unique work by artist Stefan de Jaeger enhances this exceptional vintage each year. In addition to collecting cuvées, you here collect art too.

Produced from a careful plot selection, this lovely Bordeaux reveals a welcoming, distinctive Right Bank character. Les Hauts de Martet is a blend of Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Sauvignon. A rich wine, reflecting the Martet terroir, that reveals itself to be fresh and elegant.

Made from Sémillon, Sauvignon Blanc and Sauvignon Gris, this exceptional wine is produced to the delight of white wine lovers. A dry, aromatic and generous wine where the Sauvignon Gris gives a buttery aspect while remaining floral. Designed as a tasting wine, and produced in small quantities, La Réserve de Famille white is unique in its kind.

Vignes de Compostelle is a dry, aromatic and structured white wine, whose modern packaging has been designed to reflect the audacity of its unique blend. Made from Sémillon, Sauvignon Blanc and Gris, and Muscadelle, this wine delivers a palate full of finesse, fresh fruit and a hint of butter. The name of this vintage refers to the history of the Château which, in the 13th century, belonged to the order of the Templars and welcomed the Pilgrims of Compostela. The scallop shell therefore naturally became its emblem!