Home Our Logistics Force History The Traders in the 21st Century Our Business Philosophy Our News Foundation | Tormented | Specialization | Hans C. Handersen | Winegrower | Creator | Anticipation & quality Our products Château Kirwan (Family property) Our selections Auguste castle Chateau Camensac Chateau Capbern Gasqueton Agassac castle Haux castle Château de Haux, White Chateau de Respide, White Château Ferran, Red Chateau Fourcas Hosten Chateau Gaudin Chateau La Fleur Dallon Chateau La Pointe Chateau Le Pin Sacriste Domaine de la Solitude, rge Frank Phelan The Cedars of Hosten Our Exclusives Chateau Bel Air Fontenay castle Château de Respide, RESERVE red Chateau Faure Beausejour Chateau Haut Badon Château Jany (sweet) Chateau La Croix de Cabut Château L'Eglise de Saget Chateau Moneins Château Tarreyrots, Bdx Château Tarreyrots, Bdx Sup Château Tour Haut Vignoble Château Vieille Tour La Rose Domaine de Maucaillou Our brands Chartron the Flower La Croix Barton Knight Lassalle Signatures in Bordeaux Private Reserve Private Selection Altera Cuvee Schyler The Grands Crus Our medal-winning wines The Hachette Guide Newsletter: Registration Unsubscribe The history of Maison Schröder & Schÿler merges with that of Bordeaux trading. A history rich in adventures since over the centuries, wars and regime changes, its activities will specialize and its markets will diversify. Two Hanseatic traders, Jean-Henri Schÿler, from Hamburg (1708 - 1776) and Jacques Schröder (1691 - 1755) from Lübeck, founded the company that bears their name in Bordeaux quai des Chartrons. It acts as a counter to market colonial foodstuffs (indigos, spices, sugar, coffee, tea, oils, etc.) from Santo Domingo and the West Indies, to the major ports of northern Europe. Passing through Bordeaux and its port, the ships were loaded with barrels of Bordeaux wine… and returned from the Baltic ports with cargoes of staves for the manufacture of oak barrels. Their main asset: These Protestant merchants, educated in the virtues of trade according to the ancient tradition which gave all its brilliance to the Hanseatic League, have an unparalleled commercial network which extends from Holland to Russia, via Denmark, Norway, East Prussia, Latvia, Estonia. Long-lasting commercial links are established with clients based in Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Hamburg, Lübeck, Bremen, Stettin, Danzig, Königsbourg, Riga, Tallinn, Saint Petersburg, etc.