Château Suduiraut

Château Suduiraut is a distinguished winery located in the Sauternes appellation of the Bordeaux region, France. Its history dates back to 1580, when the estate was named after the marriage of Nicolas d'Allard and Léonarde de Suduiraut. During the Fronde, the château was looted and burned but was restored in the 17th century.

In the 18th century, Jean Joseph Duroy, Baron of Noyan and a relative of the Suduiraut family, took over the estate and renamed it "Cru du Roy." The emblem created at the time, combining the family crests of Suduiraut and Duroy, inspired the winery's current logo.

The estate's vineyards cover 91 hectares, characterized by gravelly and clay-sandy soils that contribute to the richness and complexity of the wines. With a planting density of 7,000 vines per hectare and an average vine age of 35 years, the vineyard practices are focused on sustainability and quality.  Read more