Château Corbin is an 18th-century cream-colored stone château with romantic tower accents, positioned in the northwestern Saint-Émilion appellation close to Pomerol. Dating to the 13th century when the land was part of the Corbin fiefdom, the estate is believed to have once belonged to Edward III's son, the Black Prince. The 13-hectare vineyard, held by the same family since 1924, produces approximately 50,000 bottles annually from 80% Merlot and 20% Cabernet Franc, earning Grand Cru Classé status.
