Château Fonréaud in Listrac-Médoc is a distinguished Bordeaux wine estate constructed in 1855 according to architect Garros's designs. The château's name derives from an ancient royal fountain, with local legend attributing it to a 12th-century visit by Henry II Plantagenet, husband of Eleanor of Aquitaine. Operating under the Chanfreau family since 1962, with the fourth generation now managing the estate, it holds membership in prestigious organizations including the Union des Grands Crus de Bordeaux and maintains Terra Vitis and High Environmental Value certifications.
