Château Castera is a winery in the Médoc, a famous wine region in Bordeaux, France. The winery is located near the town of Pauillac and has been in the family for several centuries. It covers about 50 hectares of vineyards consisting mainly of the classic Bordeaux grape varieties Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc.
The winery is known for the production of high quality red wines that reflect the typical characteristics of the Médoc region. It focuses on organic farming and sustainability, using traditional techniques and modern technologies to maximize the quality of the wines.
One of the estate's most famous wines is the Château Castera Cru Bourgeois, a classic Bordeaux wine made from a selection of the best grapes of the vintage. This wine has consistently received high ratings and awards from renowned wine critics and is available in many fine restaurants and wine shops around the world.
Château Castera is also a member of the "Cru Bourgeois" association, a quality designation for Bordeaux wines produced by certain wineries in the Médoc region. These wines are reviewed annually and only those that meet certain quality standards receive the Cru Bourgeois designation.
