A rarity in Bordeaux, the winery is still run by the same family as it was almost five centuries ago.  Chateau de Sales has been passed down from generation to generation ever since the 16th century, when it was acquired by the Sauvanelle family. Chateau de Sales is currently owned by the Lamberts and their children, who are direct descendants of the Sauvanelles.  Located in the northwest of the Pomerol appellation, the property limits are the same as in the the 16th century.  This winery has had the HVE High Environmental Value certification since 2020.

A radiant garnet red, the wine has a complex, precise nose on black fruit, spice and vanilla aromas. From a clean, fresh attack, the full-bodied mid-palate reveals ripe fruit flavors and well-integrated oak on fine, silky tannins, leading into a long and elegant finish.