The Old Stables

Marc Promis, the owner of Giscours from 1825 to 1847, sought to restore the vineyard and elevate it to the level of its prestigious neighbours. He turned Giscours into a modern operation by building other structures around the Château, including these stables, devoted to tilling the soil with draught horses.

In the 1970s and up to the end of the 1990s, this building served as stables for an iconic Giscours pastime: polo. It was used to store equipment, provide a practice area for professional and amateur players, and to celebrate victories in the Polo Bar.

This is the starting point for tours, but also an information area, and where our team of guides welcomes visitors. On the ground floor, a 90m² tasting room offers magnificent views of our vines. This space is perfect for a welcome coffee or a sensory wine workshop as a fun, friendly introduction to winegrowing. It is a favourite spot for our technical teams, who organise numerous tastings here.

It also contains a shop where visitors and customers can taste our fine wines.

Corporate seminars are also organised here in the old stables. A 96 m² meeting room overlooking the vines provides a setting that is perfect for organising a working day.