Château Brisson
Across the rolling slopes of the Libournais, Château Brisson anchors itself in the Castillon orbit with a distinctly Right Bank identity. The producer name and region arrive quickly, but the real story sits underfoot: clay-limestone and tuffeau-influenced parcels that favor Merlot’s supple structure.
Vineyard work is tuned to freshness and definition—yield control, careful leaf management and selective picking so phenolic ripeness doesn’t tip into heaviness. Cabernet components add spine, while vinification is handled in small lots with temperature control and measured maceration.
Barrel ageing in barriques is used as a finishing tool, smoothing edges and building length without masking site character. In a category known for value, Brisson aims higher: a clean, structured Castillon profile made to drink well young yet evolve with a few years in bottle.Château Brisson
Across the rolling slopes of the Libournais, Château Brisson anchors itself in the Castillon orbit with a distinctly Right Bank identity. The producer name and region arrive quickly, but the real story sits underfoot: clay-limestone and tuffeau-influenced parcels that favor Merlot’s supple structure.
Vineyard work is tuned to freshness and definition—yield control, careful leaf management and selective picking so phenolic ripeness doesn’t tip into heaviness. Cabernet components add spine, while vinification is handled in small lots with temperature control and measured maceration.
Barrel ageing in barriques is used as a finishing tool, smoothing edges and building length without masking site character. In a category known for value, Brisson aims higher: a clean, structured Castillon profile made to drink well young yet evolve with a few years in bottle.
