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Château Lascombes
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Grand Cru Classé. The 84-hectare vineyard is established on a number of famous Margaux appellation terroirs.
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Château d'Angludet
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Located on a broad gravel plateau, known as "Le Grand Poujeau", Château d'Angludet, owned by the Sichel family, dominates the lower lands of the Gironde estuary.
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Château Brane-Cantenac
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Second cru classé in the Médoc, in 1855. Vineyard of 90 hectares composed of Cabernet Sauvignon (65%),Merlot (30%) and Cabernet Franc (5%), owned by the Lurton family since 1920.
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Château Siran
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The vineyard of Chateau Siran is owned by William Alain Miailhe and consists of 40 hectares of vines, 24 hectares of which are in the Margaux appellation, 15 in Bordeaux Supérieur and 1 in Haut-Médoc.
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Château Cantenac Brown
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Grand Cru Classé since 1855. Château Cantenac Brown has a prime location in the heart of the Margaux appellation. The vineyards are mainly in the village of Cantenac, in the South of the appellation.
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Château Issan
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History of the château, technical information and tasting notes.
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Château Margaux
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The very highest quality has never been the result of mere chance. To achieve it in a great wine calls for a generous soil, a favourable climate and the dedicated, impassioned attention of the hand of man.
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Château Labégorce-Zédé
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Margaux is a name which in itself symbolizes the Médoc region. The estate is comprised of 36 hectares of vineyard, 27 of which are in the Margaux appellation.
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Château Giscours
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Grand Cru Classé en 1855. On more than 85 hectares, the vineyard spreads over two distinct parts and 43 well-identified parcels.
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Château Lagurgue
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This Cru Bourgeois produced a fairly decent wine until the arrival of Bernadette Villars in 1979. Her team was already making miracles at Chasse Spleen. This new wine suddenly made an incredible leap quality-wise.
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Château Ferrière
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With its 8 hectares, Ferrière is the smallest of the Médoc Crus Classés. Third Grand Cru Classé, it has all the required qualities to deserve and keep its ranking.
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Château Kirwan
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Kirwan is one of the symbols of the Médoc art of living and the elegance and finesse of its wine are renown the world over.
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Château Palmer
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Château Palmer is a Médoc Grand Cru Classé, situated on the exceptional Margaux and Cantenac terroirs.
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Château Boyd-Cantenac
(French, English, Spanish)
Grand Cru Classé estate in Margaux, vineyard and vinegrowing, winemaking, vintages. The estate belonged to the Ginestet family, who also owned Château Margaux, before it passed on to the current owners, in the early 1930s.
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Château Labégorce
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Labégorce estate is well situated within the famous Margaux appellation. It is one of the oldest vineyards of the Médoc.
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