A vineyard at the centre of a surprising biodiversity

Château Sénéjac extends over 150 hectares, within which 41 hectares of vines are exploited. The average age of the vineyard is 35 years and the average planting density is 6 600 vines per hectare.

Man's hand shapes every vine. From pruning to harvesting, we pay particular attention to the balance of the plant material.

Each intervention in the vineyard is reasoned according to the characteristics of the plots in order to respect the expression of the terroir. The vineyard is managed by the practice of integrated viticulture.

Around the vines

In addition to its exceptional terroir, Château Sénéjac has a wide range of agricultural land.

Of the 150 hectares that make up the estate, about forty hectares of forest border the vineyard to the north and south of the property. There is a wide variety of species with hornbeams, oaks, acacias and maritime pines. 

Between the vines and this forest the landscape alternates with meadows where horses and donkeys can be seen living in complete freedom. In the park, around the castle, very old fish ponds are the testimony of ancient fish farming practices. They are home to many aquatic species and a sign of great diversity.

All of these lands constitute a rich reserve of biodiversity that we wish to maintain, improve and above all preserve.