Château Montbrun 1986 Mathusalem (600cl) ELA
La bouteille proposée
- Size
- Methuselah (600cl)
- Label Condition
- Slightly Damaged
- Fill Level
- Perfect
- Capsule Condition
- Perfect
Identité du vin
Le domaine
Château Monbrun was a small estate in the Pomerol appellation, located near the village of Catusseau, opposite the vineyards of Château Nénin and Château La Pointe. Acquired in 2016 by the Krajewski family, the estate was merged with Clos Picassou and subsequently operated, starting in 2017, under the name Château Séraphine.
- Owner
- Famille Krajewski (acquisition par Martin Krajewski en 2016 ; propriété ensuite fusionnée avec le Clos Picassou et renommée Château Séraphine en 2017)
- Maître de chais
- Charlotte Krajewski
- Surface (ha)
- 2.23 ha
Histoire du domaine
Château Monbrun was run by the Dubois family, a winemaking family established in the Libournais region for several generations. In 2016, Martin Krajewski, already co-owner of Clos Cantenac in Saint-Émilion, acquired this small Pomerol property from the Dubois family. The 2016 harvest was still carried out by the selling family, as the transaction was concluded without any wine stock. Martin and his daughter Charlotte Krajewski subsequently united the vineyards and buildings of Château Monbrun and Clos Picassou; in 2017, the combined estate took the name Château Séraphine, chosen as a tribute to Martin Krajewski's grandmother. Charlotte Krajewski, an oenologist trained at Plumpton College with experience in South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, the United States, and France, now oversees technical management and winemaking for both Château Séraphine and Clos Cantenac. Château Monbrun is therefore no longer an estate marketed separately under its former name.
