Directory of Médoc Resources

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Listing wineries in the Médoc region of Bordeaux and informational resources relevant to Médoc wine and its regions.

Resources in This Category

• Brane Cantenac

  http://www.brane-cantenac.com/
  Margaux estate. Presents vineyards, harvest, cellar, wines. [Flash required].

• Château Beaumont

  http://www.chateau-beaumont.com/
  A Cru Bourgeois. Includes an extensive property history, along with descriptions of the wines, château, and vineyards.

• Château Boyd-Cantenac

  http://www.boyd-cantenac.fr/
  Margaux classified growth. Presents history, production methods, technical data and information on vintages.

• Château Brillette

  http://www.chateau-brillette.fr/
  Cru Bourgeois in Moulis en Médoc. Contains product information, a description of production methods, winemaker notes, excerpts of reviews, and a property history.

• Château Cantenac-Brown

  http://www.cantenacbrown.com/
  Margaux third growth that also produces Château Canuet and Château Brown Lamartine. Includes a property history and description, along with detailed product descriptions. [Flash required]

• Château Castera

  http://www.chateau-castera.com/
  Médoc cru bourgeois, Includes news, vintages, and vinification.

• Château Chasse-Spleen

  http://www.chasse-spleen.com/
  Praised by poets Baudelaire and Lord Byron, the products of this Third Growth Grand Cru are among the Medoc's most famous.

• Château Cos d'Estournel

  http://www.estournel.com/
  One of only two second growths in Saint-Estèphe. Includes product details, a history of the property, vineyard descriptions, and information about their museum.

• Château d'Agassac

  http://www.agassac.com/
  A cru bourgeois in the Haut-Médoc, near Ludon. The vineyards cover 38 hectares.

• Château d'Issan

  http://www.chateau-issan.com/
  Tradition has it that, in the Middle Ages, Issan wines were served at the wedding of Eleanor of Aquitaine and Henry Plantagenet.

• Château Deyrem Valentin

  http://www.chateau-deyrem-valentin.com/
  Margaux producer : history, the wines, news.

• Château Ducru-Beaucaillou

  http://www.chateau-ducru-beaucaillou.com/
  The owner talks about vintage 2004 [requires Flash]. Text available in PDF format.

• Chateau Durfort Vivens

  http://www.durfort-vivens.fr/
  Information and news on this estate located in Margaux. [Flash required].

• Château Ferriere

  http://www.ferriere.com/
  With an eight hectare vineyard, this winery is the Medoc's smallest Cru Classé.

• Château Haut Bages Libéral

  http://www.hautbagesliberal.com/
  Fifth classified growth of Pauillac, located next to Château Latour. Libéral is the name of the family who built up this property during the 18th century.

• Château La Gurgue

  http://www.lagurgue.com/
  A cru Bourgeois in Margaux, with 10 hectares of vineyards. Contains product information, reviews, and a property history.

• Château Labégorce

  http://www.labegorce.com/labegorce/public_html/
  Margaux. Features history, harvest notes, vinification, and vintages.

• Château Lafon-Rochet

  http://www.lafon-rochet.com/
  One of the five Grands Crus Classés in the appellation of St. Estèphe.

• Château Lagrange

  http://www.chateau-lagrange.com/
  Production methods, whether in the vineyards or in the cellars, combine tradition and modern methods.

• Chateau Larose Trintaudon

  http://www.chateau-larose-trintaudon.fr/
  Haut-Médoc. Includes history, vintages, and news.

• Château Latour

  http://www.chateau-latour.com/
  Producers of Bordeaux.

• Château Léoville Poyferré

  http://www.leoville-poyferre.fr/
  Saint-Julien second growth. Presents domain history, terroir and production methods.

• Château Les Ormes de Pez

  http://www.jmcazes.com/fr/chateau-ormes-de-pez/aoc-saint-estephe
  Some very old elm trees gave their name to this property, which dates back to the 18th century.

• Château Lynch-Bages

  http://www.jmcazes.com/en/chateau-lynch-bages
  Located just outside the city of Pauillac, overlooking the Gironde estuary, on one of the most beautiful gravelly outcrops in the appellation.

• Château Malescot St.-Exupéry

  http://www.malescot.com/
  Margaux estate. Presents history, terroir and wines [Flash required].

• Château Margaux

  http://www.chateau-margaux.com/
  Classified among the premier crus, with the unique privilege in Bordeaux of bearing the name of its appellation d'origine.

• Château Maucaillou

  http://www.chateau-maucaillou.com/
  Moulis. Includes history, wines, and contacts.

• Château Méric

  http://www.chateaumeric.com/
  Médoc cru bourgeois. Features online ordering, vineyard information, and an award list.

• Château Montrose

  http://www.chateau-montrose.com/
  Saint-Estèphe second growth. Features history and wines.

• Château Moulin à Vent

  http://www.moulin-a-vent.com/
  Producer in Moulis en Médoc. Includes product information, vineyard details, and pictures. [Flash required]

• Château Noaillac

  http://www.noaillac.com/
  Médoc cru bourgeois. Includes vintages, history, visiting hours, and location.

• Château Palmer

  http://www.chateau-palmer.com/
  Margaux third growth. Includes information about the estate, vineyards, winemaking, and wines, including tasting notes for many vintages.

• Château Paloumey

  http://www.chateaupaloumey.com/
  Produces Chateau Paloumey in the Haut-Medoc, Chateau La Garricq in Moulis-en Medoc, and Chateau La Bessane in Margaux. Contains information about the wines, vineyards, and vinification along with reviews and an award list.

• Château Pichon-Longueville

  http://www.pichonlongueville.com/
  Located between Saint-Julien and Pauillac, covering 60 hectares along the "Route des Châteaux". [Flash required.]

• Château Pontet-Canet

  http://www.pontet-canet.com/
  One of the biggest wine estates in the Médoc, created in 1750.

• Château Pouget

  http://www.chateau-pouget.com/
  Fourth cru classé Margaux. Features history, wines, and contact information.

• Château Preuillac

  http://www.chateau-preuillac.com/
  Owned by the wine merchant firm Yvon Mau. Médoc cru bourgeois. Features wines and company information.

• Château Rousseau de Sipian

  http://www.vin-du-medoc.fr/
  Recently reconstituted 9 hectares vineyard. Photos of the restored château and list of wines.

• Château Siran

  http://www.chateausiran.com/
  Margaux. Features history, wine making technology, vintages, and news.

• Chateau Soudars

  http://www.chateausoudars.com/
  Haut-Médoc estate located north of Saint-Estephe. Includes descriptions of the winery and the vineyards. [Flash required]

• Château Talbot

  http://www.chateau-talbot.com/
  Classified growth of Saint-Julien. Includes technical notes, gallery, press, and contacts.

• Châteaux Langoa & Léoville Barton

  http://www.leoville-barton.com/
  Presents these two Saint-Julien second growths. History, vine, tasting notes.

• Compagnie Vinicole Edmond de Rothschild

  http://www.cver.fr/?lang=en
  Owns Chateau Clarke, Chateau Malmaison, and Chateau Peyre-Lebade. Contains information about each estate, a virtual tour, a downloadable newsletter, and online ordering.

• Médoc Wines

  http://www.medoc-bordeaux.com/
  Official guide with a directory of châteaux, region history, appellations, crus and classifications, and news.

• Michel Lynch

  http://www.jmcazes.com/en/michel-lynch/classique
  Wines personally endorsed by Jean-Michel Cazes, owner of Château Lynch-Bages.

• Saransot Dupré

  http://www.saransot-dupre.com/
  Listrac-Médoc cru bourgeois. Presents the estate and wine.

• Vignobles Marie-Laure Lurton

  http://www.marielaurelurton.com/
  Presents three Médoc estates including Château Duplessis (Moulis). Sections on history, technical information and tasting notes. [Flash required.]

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