Chateau Mangot Saint-Emilion Grand Cru

ONE VINEYARD, ONE HISTORY, ONE FAMILY.

Behind these 60 years of family traditions hides 5 centuries of history.

Since 1556, the Mangot vineyard has been listed as a renowned wine-growing estate. With its first rows of vines planted in 1561, its recognition at the 1886 International Wine Competition, its château designed by architect Mollo in 1890 and its white wines which were made famous in 1893

In 1954, Simone and Jean Petit gave a new start in the story of Château Mangot. Starting from scratch, their ambition led them to Mangot where they created the vineyard, hectare by hectare, over the years… Thanks to them, Mangot recovered its 34ha of vines. They also owned Château La Brande in Castillon Côtes de Bordeaux.

In 1989, Anne-Marie, Jean and Simone’s daughter, and her husband Jean-Guy Todeschini, aware of Mangot’s potential, embarked on the challenge of exploring and developing this gem, which involved restructuring the vineyard and refurbishing the buildings. Impelled by Jean Guy, with his objective outside view, this was the time of revival. At the same time, Château Mangot owned the appellation Saint Emilion Grand Cru.

In 2008, Karl and Yann, Anne-Marie and Jean-Guy’s sons, joined Mangot and, full of youth and passion, they brought new energy to Mangot. Constantly pushing and challenging, they push the boundaries of technology to create new wines.

THE CREATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF MANGOT IS BASED ON OUR FAMILY’S SHARED VALUES, A COMBINATION OF ENTHUSIASM, A DEMANDING OUTLOOK, AND AMBITION.