Historically, the noble family of Budos is known since the 13th century.
The election of Bertrand de Got the pontifical seat in 1305 under the name of Clement V, suddenly, Raymond William of Budos and quite unpredictable, a nephew of the Pope.
During the 100 years war, while under British rule Aquitaine, Budos will figure last village of indomitable as André 2nd Budos called "the scourge of English" rebelled, however, the intensity of the front seat of 1421 at the foot of the castle, he had to resolve to enter into negotiations.
The center of the village is located on a spur overlooking the valley north of the Garonne and Ciron valley is. Because of this location, the view extends from there to the hills of Sainte-Croix-du-Mont and famous all over the country Sauternes.
The village economy is based mainly on the estimated production of wines, classified AOC Graves (red and white dry) and Graves Superior (sweet white) and the exploitation of its forests of pines and acacias.