MONTLAU Montlau, in the past Mount of the bay-trees, Montlaur is remaquablement well situé.Assis at the top of the slope which dominates the valley vis-a-vis in Saint Emilion, it offers one of the more beaut panoramas of the edges of the Dordogne. Of Gallo-Roman origin, the chateau goes up at the time anglo-Gascon. The lord Montlau which "had been turned English" with the Of Bordeaux one, withdrew himself in England after the Battle of Castillon (1453). The first vines appeared on the property into 473, ks parchments of the castle mention since 1667 the term of "plantier of Montlau".