A residence through the centuries
Built in 1480, the château majestically overlooks the landscape. It has successively served as a wine estate residence, a stage for trials, and a witness to a turbulent history marked by revolutions and renaissances.
It was in the 19th century, under the guidance of Joseph Chaperon, that the estate was reborn. The vineyard was replanted, the buildings restored, and the wines regained their place among the finest tables in France.
Today, Château Plain Point fosters a dialogue between past and present. The château is more than a monument: it is a living memory, where every stone seems to hold a vintage.
The new visual identity of Château Plain Point draws its elegance from the memory of the place.
Its crest, freely inspired by an ancient seal adorning the historic buildings of the estate, embodies the deep connection between heritage and terroir. The flowing lines pay tribute to the unique curves of the hillsides and the proximity of the Isle and Dordogne rivers, which provide the vineyards with an exceptional microclimate. The terracotta red hue and the elongated ‘T’ in our logo evoke, with modernity and respect, the aesthetics of 20th-century labels
