"The first historical traces attesting to the existence of Château Plain Point date back to the year 1480. Historians agree that its strategic position, overlooking the valley, was likely noticed and utilized well before this period."
The De Marbun family of parliamentarians inherits Château Plain Point, thus beginning an intergenerational transfer of ownership.
The first official records attest to the sale of wine produced on the property.
Château Plain Point falls victim to a fire, and the harvest is devastated by the actions of D'Harsilmont, Duke of Fronsac. Fortunately, the building is preserved.
The owner, De Gombaut, is arrested and executed. The château is then auctioned off to a farmer from Saint-Aignan, who gradually lets it deteriorate.
Joseph Chaperon, a prominent wine merchant from Libourne, acquires the property, undertakes its expansion and renovation, thus giving it its current appearance.
Mr. Shi Yuzhu's arrival at the helm of the property marks a turning point in the history of Château Plain Point, initiating a new chapter : one of Excellence and Precision.
