Why it matters
The producer
Château Pierrail has 17th century origins dated to 1680. The Barons de Brianson held the property from 1782 onward, before the Demonchaux family took ownership in 1970.
Jacques, Alice and Aurélien Demonchaux are part of the family operation behind the estate. The family formed its EARL partnership in 1996. Aurélien oversees the development and quality of the red, white and rosé wines.
Place and vineyards
Where the wines begin
Château Pierrail is a Bordeaux estate with a separate related vineyard property at Château Arnaud, operated by the same family. The two properties give the family a total estate of 107 hectares, while the Château Pierrail vineyard itself covers 90 hectares.
Wines to know
The range in view
The range covers red, white and rosé wines. Named releases include Les Hauts de Naudon, Château Pierrail Rouge 2020, Blanc 2025 and Prestige 2023.
Château Pierrail Rouge 2020 is the named red release. Blanc 2025 provides the corresponding white bottling, while Prestige 2023 is presented as a separate named wine. Les Hauts de Naudon adds another named wine to the portfolio.