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Chateau Ferriere

Third Growths of 1855 Grand Cru Classé

Chateau Ferriere followed the Bordeaux tradition of taking its name from the original owners, the Ferriere family that founded the estate in the second half of the 18th century.

Chateau Ferriere left the original families hands in 1914 when it was sold by Henri Ferriere to Armand Feuillerat. Armand Feuillerat was already popular in the Bordeaux wine trade at the time, because he also owned Chateau Marquis de Terme. Which like Chateau Ferriere, was located in the Margaux appellation as well.

Following World War 2, Alexis Lichine who owned a part of Chateau Prieure Lichine, as well as a percentage of Chateau Lascombes, leased the Bordeaux wine vineyards of Ferriere in the early 1950’s. He began producing and selling the wine. This explains why for a part of the estate’s history, the wines were made at both Prieure Lichine and Lascombes.

By the time the 20th century was closing, Chateau Lascombes and Chateau Ferriere were both sold again. Chateau Lascombes went to Colony Capitol and Ferriere was purchased by Jacques Merlaut. Jacques Merlaut also owned Chateau Gruaud Larose, Chateau Chasse Spleen, Chateau Citran, Chateau La Gurgue and Chateau Haut Bages Liberal in Pauillac.

The daughter of Jacques Merlaut, Bernadette Villars eventually assumed responsibility for Chateau Ferriere. This success, was marred by tragedy when Bernadette and her husband perished in a hiking accident in the Pyrenees. Claire Villars runs all the family Bordeaux wine properties today.