The collection of Château Siran wine labels

1980: the beginning of a series of illustration

Property of William Miailhe, the Chateau Siran vineyard covers 40 hectare. The area spreads across 3 different Named Controlled origins (24 hectares for Margaux, 15 for Bordeaux Superior and 1 for Haut-Medoc).
The vineyard is planted with 45% of Cabernet Sauvignon, 35% of Merlot, 12% of petit Verdot and 8% of Cabernet Franc. Planting density is 10000 plants per hectare and the average age of the vine is 45 years old.
Since 2003, Chateau Siran enjoys the “Cru Bourgeois Exceptionnel” status, the distinction rewarding the regularity and the excellence of its production year on year.

Since 1980, an artist designs the label on a theme representing an important event for the year. Some very famous names have been involved, like Jean-Michel Folon or Juan Miro.

1980
Albert Decaris
Solidarnosc
1981
Jean-Michel Folon
Columbia Space Shuttle
1982
Joan Miro
Football World Cup
1983
Allen Cosio
The computer age
1984
Jean-Pierre Alaux
Georges Orwell
1985
I. de la Serna
European Year of Music
1986
Pierre-Yves Tremois
The Halley Comet
1987
Vincent Batbedat
European year of the Environment
1988
Sergueiv Tchepik
Glasnost year
1989
A.R.Penck
The fall of the Berlin wall
1990
William Alsop
The channel tunnel
1991
Zao Wou Ki
The frost of 21st April 1991
1992
Pierre Lafleur
Discovery of the new world
1993
Loon
The French Paradox
1994
Philippe Mohlitz
500th anniversary of Rabelais’ birth
1995
Photography
A star is born
1996
Jeremy Ramsey
The coming of the internet
1997
Joshua Reynolds
Bicentennial of Edmund Burke’s death
1998
Raymond Moretti
Football world cup
1999
Photographie
Bacchus drunk on Hadriana
2000
Ben (Ben Vauthier)
The year 2000
2001
Mark Alsterlind
Homage to genome research
2002
Bernard Yslaire
Bicentennial of Victor Hugo
2003
Paco Rabanne
New classification of the crus bourgeois
2004
Xavier Degans
The Europe of the 25
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