Bordeaux Cellar Sale

Château Lannessan's history is rich, stretching back to 1793 when the estate came under the ownership of the Delbos family. This long lineage of st...

The land was cleared as from 1772, and the estate became the property of Henri Labarthe, who cleaned it up and prepared it for growing vines. The v...

Château Grand-Puy-Lacoste was historically created by an adviser to the Parliament of Bordeaux in the early eighteenth century but the current cast...

Château Peymouton is part of the estate of Château Laroque, a historic Grand Cru Classé of Saint-Émilion located just 3.5 km east of the medieval v...

Previously called Chateau Mauvesin, the estate dates back to 1457 and once held Cru Bourgeois status. Melanie Sartorius-Barton is the winemaker at ...

Château Lannessan's history is rich, stretching back to 1793 when the estate came under the ownership of the Delbos family. This long lineage of st...

L'Heritage de Chasse spleen is the second wine of Château Chasse-Spleen. The vines are on average, 35 years old, from which a concentrated, flavour...

Château Sociando-Malet first came into existence in 1633 when a Basque nobleman, Sossiondo, started the estate. Over the next 300 years, Sociando c...

The Demoiselle de Sociando-Mallet is produced from the younger vines of Chateau Sociando Mallet and the plots whose soil is more favourable to the ...

The Cazes family, which heads Château Lynch-Bages, are the proud new owners of Château Haut-Batailley, an 1855 Grand Cru Classé in Pauillac owned p...

The estate has been in the same family since time immemorial and has always been handed down by women. The current owner, Jean-Hubert Delon, inheri...

The Château Tour des Termes owes its name to an old tower located on a plot called “the Terms”. The origin of this tower dates back to the Gallo-Ro...

Château Grand-Puy-Lacoste was historically created by an adviser to the Parliament of Bordeaux in the early eighteenth century but the current cast...

Château Laroque’s vineyard is planted in one single block and provides a unique, truly sensational vine-growing environment which participated in S...

The vineyards at Leoville Barton originally formed part of the great Leoville estate. Following the death of Marquis de la Cases, the vast propert...

Sitting at 43 hectares, with 25 sub-terroirs and 3 grape varieties, Troplong Mondot is one of the appellation’s largest vineyards. Vines first esta...

At the heart of the prestigious Pomerol appellation, Château Bourgneuf extends over 9 hectares in one piece. Bourgneuf has belonged to the Vayron f...

Château Sociando-Malet first came into existence in 1633 when a Basque nobleman, Sossiondo, started the estate. Over the next 300 years, Sociando c...

Fieuzal’s respect for its land goes back over 400 years to when it was harvested by a handful of modest wine growers. As the terroir gained reputat...

Situated on the northern edge of the plateau of Pomerol, nestled between Château Gazin and Château La Fleur-Pétrus, this wine has been produced by ...

After half a century of progress in wine quality and a restructuring of the vineyard, the Prieuré growth was promoted in 1855 to the rank of 4th Cl...

The Cazes family, which heads Château Lynch-Bages, are the proud new owners of Château Haut-Batailley, an 1855 Grand Cru Classé in Pauillac owned p...

Chateau Kirwan has a name more often seen in the shores of the West of Ireland than in the left bank of Bordeaux. The Kirwans from Galway were one ...

The wine of Château Lynch-Bages is part of the lineage of the great Pauillac wines. Blended mostly from Cabernet Sauvignon, it combines structure a...

The vineyards at Leoville Barton originally formed part of the great Leoville estate. Following the death of Marquis de la Cases, the vast property...

The wine of Château Lynch-Bages is part of the lineage of the great Pauillac wines. Blended mostly from Cabernet Sauvignon, it combines structure a...

Second Growth estate Ch. Ducru-Beaucaillou in Saint-Julien is one of the Super Seconds, an elite group of properties producing wines that regularl...

The history of the Domaine de Léoville dates back to 1604, when the Domaine de Léoville, facing the Gironde, was at the time one of the most import...