Château Maucaillou

In 1875, J. Petit-Laroche got married, and offered his wife in caDeau of marriage, the construction of a beautiful bourgeois mansion in front of his Médoc cellars: the present Château. The work was carried out by the Marian brothers, contractors in Moulis.

It is a strange and daring architectural mix that seems to marry several styles, like the Médoc wine that is made from a blend of several grape varieties.

The overabundance of decoration, which wants to evoke both the Renaissance, the mid and late seventeenth century, make this building an excellent example of the eclectic architecture that flourished in the Médoc at the end of the nineteenth century, before the crises that the vineyard may have experienced thereafter (Phylloxera, mildew, ...).