Appellation
Haut-Médoc
The Haut-Médoc stretches northwest of Bordeaux, from a stream called the Jalle de Blanquefort to the commune of Saint- Seurin-de-Cadourne. These boundaries had been defined for many years, and wines from this region have a long-established reputation.
The part of the Médoc located closest to the city of Bordeaux, its vast terroir has produced fine wine since the 17th century. The owners of large estates made the most of their privileged location close to the port of Bordeaux and major transportation routes to export their wines all over the world. The northernmost vineyards were mostly created in the latter half of the 19th century.
Les Châteaux
Château Beaumont
HAUT-MÉDOC
Château Belgrave
HAUT-MÉDOC
GRAND CRU CLASSÉ EN 1855
Château Cantemerle
HAUT-MÉDOC
GRAND CRU CLASSÉ EN 1855
Château Citran
HAUT-MÉDOC
Château Coufran
HAUT-MÉDOC
Château de Camensac
HAUT-MÉDOC
GRAND CRU CLASSÉ EN 1855
Château de Lamarque
HAUT-MÉDOC
Château La Lagune
HAUT-MÉDOC
GRAND CRU CLASSÉ EN 1855
Château La Tour Carnet
HAUT-MÉDOC
GRAND CRU CLASSÉ EN 1855