US$2,719.55 Chateau Margaux was founded in the 1400's. Once the residence of Edward III, King of England, it was one of the most stately fortified chateaux in Guyenne. Over the centuries, the property changed ownership several times. In 1804, the Marquis of La Colonilla acquired the property, razed the old Gothic manor-house and built in its place the chateau which...

US$1,611.11 Chateau Margaux was founded in the 1400's. Once the residence of Edward III, King of England, it was one of the most stately fortified chateaux in Guyenne. Over the centuries, the property changed ownership several times. In 1804, the Marquis of La Colonilla acquired the property, razed the old Gothic manor-house and built in its place the chateau which...

US$612.22 Base neck. Chateau Latour is made from vines an average age of 50 years old (some are nearly a century old) on a 48-hectare part of the estate called L'Enclos. Vines are replaced individually rather than plot by plot, a system referred to as "complantation". Latour's unique terroir is made up of large Günzian gravel with small pockets of...

US$2,062.22 Chateau Latour is made from vines an average age of 50 years old (some are nearly a century old) on a 48-hectare part of the estate called L'Enclos. Vines are replaced individually rather than plot by plot, a system referred to as "complantation". Latour's unique terroir is made up of large Günzian gravel with small pockets of clay. Château...

US$2,049.33 Chateau Latour is made from vines an average age of 50 years old (some are nearly a century old) on a 48-hectare part of the estate called L'Enclos. Vines are replaced individually rather than plot by plot, a system referred to as "complantation". Latour's unique terroir is made up of large Günzian gravel with small pockets of clay. Château...

US$5,026.66 MS. Chateau Latour is made from vines an average age of 50 years old (some are nearly a century old) on a 48-hectare part of the estate called L'Enclos. Vines are replaced individually rather than plot by plot, a system referred to as "complantation". Latour's unique terroir is made up of large Günzian gravel with small pockets of clay....

US$405.36 High shoulder. Château Lagrange was known in the Middle Ages as the Noble House of Lagrange Montei. Records of the successive owners go back as far as 1631. In 1842, the ex-Home Secretary to King Louis-Philippe, Count Duchatel, left his mark on the property and the Médoc by introducing a drainage system in the vineyard. In December 1983, the...

US$942.18 Château Lafleur is A tiny 4.5-hectare Pomerol property located opposite Pétrus and producing wines of comparable quality. Lafleur is owned and run by Sylvie and Jacques Guinadeau. Its vineyards are situated on the gravel-rich Pomerol plateau and adjoin those of La Fleur-Pétrus. The soils here are particularly deep and are enriched by deposits of potassium and iron. Only natural...

US$3,415.55 Neg. Château Lafleur is A tiny 4.5-hectare Pomerol property located opposite Pétrus and producing wines of comparable quality. Lafleur is owned and run by Sylvie and Jacques Guinadeau. Its vineyards are situated on the gravel-rich Pomerol plateau and adjoin those of La Fleur-Pétrus. The soils here are particularly deep and are enriched by deposits of potassium and iron. Only...

US$1,482.22 Neck. The history of the vineyards of Lafite is quite old. In a field that was already planted with vines, Jacques de Ségur structured the vineyards in the late seventeenth century and the reputation of this wine was already well established. His son Alexandre expanded the field in 1695 by marrying the heiress of Latour. Nicolas-Alexander was born from...

US$1,733.55 Recorked in 1983. The history of the vineyards of Lafite is quite old. In a field that was already planted with vines, Jacques de Ségur structured the vineyards in the late seventeenth century and the reputation of this wine was already well established. His son Alexandre expanded the field in 1695 by marrying the heiress of Latour. Nicolas-Alexander was...

US$3,067.55 The history of the vineyards of Lafite is quite old. In a field that was already planted with vines, Jacques de Ségur structured the vineyards in the late seventeenth century and the reputation of this wine was already well established. His son Alexandre expanded the field in 1695 by marrying the heiress of Latour. Nicolas-Alexander was born from this...