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What does it mean when a wine is a chateau?
Chateau means castle in French but in wine terms it indicates a property or estate, including the buildings, the vineyards and the wine. We are familiar with pictures of the grand chateaux (the plural has an 'x' on the end) of Bordeaux, but many are simple modest farmhouses.
What is a chateau in Bordeaux?
Wine châteaux
Each château tells a unique visit, a delicate blend of history, art, and the unyielding pursuit of winemaking perfection. The Bordeaux wine chateaux are an eclectic mix of architectural styles, from the grandeur of neo-classical mansions to the rustic charm of medieval estates.
Located in Satigny, one of Switzerland's leading wine-growing regions, Domaine de Châteauvieux offers breathtaking views of the banks of the Rhône and the ...
The Chateau Vieux wines, which see extended aging in oak casks for 36 months, are reminiscent of old-school Bordeaux or even Rioja, with gorgeous dusty, spicy, ...
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A discreet gem in the Pomerol appellation, Château Vieux Maillet is nonetheless a vineyard of excellence. The diversity of this terroir is expressed in the ...
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Château Vieux Roland brings together vines aged over 50 years and employs a minimal intervention approach in winemaking to craft a wine that boasts immense ...