Château Phélan Ségur
Overlooking the Gironde in the village of Saint‑Estèphe, Château Phélan Ségur traces its roots to the early 19th century, when Irishman Bernard O’Phelan shaped the estate into one of the appellation’s defining properties. In the late 1860s the stately château rose as a landmark of Bordeaux’s grand era.
The terroir marries gravel ridges with clay and estuary influence, giving Cabernet Sauvignon‑led blends their natural tension. Parcels are harvested and vinified with lot‑by‑lot precision, and élevage is calibrated to favour definition and freshness over show.
After decades with the Gardinier family, ownership passed in 2018 to Philippe Van de Vyvere, who pushed for technical excellence while keeping ecological balance in view. Phélan Ségur remains Saint‑Estèphe with restraint: power as architecture, elegance as the finish.Château Phélan Ségur
Overlooking the Gironde in the village of Saint‑Estèphe, Château Phélan Ségur traces its roots to the early 19th century, when Irishman Bernard O’Phelan shaped the estate into one of the appellation’s defining properties. In the late 1860s the stately château rose as a landmark of Bordeaux’s grand era.
The terroir marries gravel ridges with clay and estuary influence, giving Cabernet Sauvignon‑led blends their natural tension. Parcels are harvested and vinified with lot‑by‑lot precision, and élevage is calibrated to favour definition and freshness over show.
After decades with the Gardinier family, ownership passed in 2018 to Philippe Van de Vyvere, who pushed for technical excellence while keeping ecological balance in view. Phélan Ségur remains Saint‑Estèphe with restraint: power as architecture, elegance as the finish.
