Château Saint Georges

Château Saint Georges (Côte Pavie) is a wine estate in Saint-Émilion, on the Côte Pavie hillside of Bordeaux's Right Bank. The property covers roughly five hectares and lies between Château Pavie and Château La Gaffelière. This location gives the estate a clear geographic identity within one of Saint-Émilion's recognized vineyard landscapes. The available reference material does not establish a founding year, the names of the original proprietors, a complete succession of owners, or the date on which the estate began commercial production under its current name. It also does not provide a documented chronology of vineyard expansion, restoration, classification changes, or changes in winemaking leadership. Accordingly, these aspects of the estate's history remain unconfirmed. The château's product identity is centered on red wine from the Saint-Émilion area. Existing dossier material describes the wine as Merlot-led, consistent with the dominant grape variety commonly associated with many Right Bank Bordeaux estates. However, the supplied references do not provide a verified technical profile covering the full grape blend, soil composition, viticultural regime, barrel program, production volume, or vintage-by-vintage development. Its position between Château Pavie and Château La Gaffelière is important to the estate's description because Bordeaux château identities are strongly connected to their precise cadastral and appellation settings. The Côte Pavie location distinguishes this property from other wine producers with similar Saint Georges names elsewhere in Bordeaux or France. The canonical Wikipedia title uses the parenthetical “Côte Pavie” specifically to separate this estate from those similarly named properties. There is no source-supported evidence in the supplied material of major corporate ownership, public listing, mergers, acquisitions, product recalls, lawsuits, public scandals, or large-scale brand campaigns. The estate is therefore documented here primarily as a privately held Saint-Émilion wine producer with a small vineyard holding and a red-wine offering. Further research would be required to produce a fuller ownership history, executive roster, production chronology, classification record, and international distribution profile.

1. Establishment of the Saint-Émilion estate

   The estate's existence as Château Saint Georges (Côte Pavie) is documented, but the supplied references do not establish a reliable founding year.

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2. Identification with the Côte Pavie vineyard area

   The property is identified as a roughly five-hectare estate on the Pavie hill in Saint-Émilion, between Château Pavie and Château La Gaffelière.

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A small Saint-Émilion château positioned around Côte Pavie terroir and Merlot-led red Bordeaux wine.

• Château Saint GeorgesRed Bordeaux wine

  The estate's principal named offering is a red wine associated with Saint-Émilion and the Côte Pavie hillside. Existing reference material characterizes it as Merlot-led, placing it within the Right Bank Bordeaux tradition. The supplied sources do not specify the complete blend, annual volume, vintage range, maturation program, tasting profile, or retail markets.

1. Château Saint Georges (Côte Pavie)