Saint-Estèphe AOC vineyard

Saint-Estèphe AOC vineyard

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Country	France
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the Saint-Estèphe AOC vineyard is located northwest of the city of Bordeaux at the Jalle de Blanquefort on 80 km~ long to Pointe de Grave in the northern part; on the left bank of the peninsula of the Gironde estuary to the Landes forest on 10 km~ wide. We can distinguish Bas-Médoc to the north, and Haut-Médoc to the south. * It is part of Bordeaux vineyard which brings together all the vines of the Gironde department, in the South-West of France in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region

Understand

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The interest of this inventory is to locate the names of farms sometimes known throughout France, Europe or the world, and which for connoisseurs will be able to create a route with unparalleled simplification.

Regions

The Bordeaux vineyard is divided into sub-regions to the right or to the left of the axis traced by the Garonne and the Gironde.

Upstream to downstream for the left bank

Sauternes vineyard (left bank of the Garonne)
Graves vineyard (left bank of the Gironde)
Medoc vineyard (left bank of the Gironde)
- Médoc AOC vineyard
- Haut-Médoc AOC vineyard
- Listrac-Médoc AOC vineyardname of municipality
- Margaux AOC vineyardname of municipality
- Moulis-en-Médoc AOC vineyardname of municipality
- Pauillac AOC vineyardname of municipality
- Saint-Estèphe AOC vineyardname of municipality
- Saint-Julien AOC vineyardname of municipality

Upstream to downstream for the right bank

Entre-Deux-Mers vineyard (right bank of the Garonne)
Saint-Emilion vineyard (right bank of the Garonne)
Pomerol vineyard (right bank of the Garonne)
Blayais and Bourgeais vineyards (right bank of the Gironde)
Fronsadais and Côtes-de-Bordeaux vineyards (right bank of the Gironde)

Cities

44.8456-0.57171 Bordeaux (last update jul. 2017)
44.9149-0.245052 Libourne (last update jul. 2017)
45.1994-0.74593 Pauillac (last update jul. 2017)
44.9317-0.200074 Pomerol (last update jul. 2017)
44.89384-0.155195 Saint Emilion (last update jul. 2017)
44.53127-0.343276 Sauternes (last update jul. 2017)

Techniques related to the Bordeaux vineyard

History - Climatology - Geology - Grape variety - Work in the vineyard - Harvest - Vinification - Classification - Marketing - Conservation (last update March 2018)

Caution

Access to personal pages of wine producers is limited. The legal drinking age is the age determined by a government to restrict the purchase or consumption of alcohol by children or minors. This age varies between 0 and 25 depending on the country and state, although the purchase of alcohol is completely prohibited in some countries. * (last update March 2018)

Saint-Estèphe AOC vineyard (last update March 2018)

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Classification	Producers of the Saint-Estèphe AOC vineyard	Surface ha
Exceptional Grand Bourgeois	* Capbern-Gasqueton (last update Feb. 2018)	35
	* Cave Coopérative Marquis de Saint-Estèphe (last update Feb. 2018)
Old middle class	* Chambert-Marbuzet Marbuzet (last update Feb. 2018)	8
Exceptional Cru Bourgeois	* Chateau Andron-Blanquet (last update jul. 2017)	16
Exceptional Cru Bourgeois	* Chateau Beau-Site (last update jul. 2017)	27
3rd Cru	* Chateau Calon-Ségur (last update Feb. 2018)	50
	* Chateau Clauzet (last update Feb. 2018)
Grand Bourgeois	* Chateau Coutelin-Merville (last update Feb. 2018)	15
Cru Bourgeois Superior	* Pez Castle (last update Feb. 2018)	25
	* Chateau Domeyne (last update jul. 2017)
	* Chateau Haut-Beauséjour (last update jul. 2017)
	* Chateau Haut-Coteau (last update jul. 2017)
Exceptional Grand Bourgeois	* Chateau Haut-Marbuzet (last update jul. 2017)	40
Cru Bourgeois Superior	* Chateau Houissant (last update Feb. 2018)	20
	* The King's Argilus Castle (last update Feb. 2018)
Old middle class	* Chateau La Commanderie (last update Feb. 2018)	20
	* Castle The Hague (last update jul. 2017)
	* Chateau la Rose Brana (last update jul. 2017)
	* Ladouys Castle (last update Feb. 2018)
Old middle class	* Chateau Laffitte-Carcasset (last update Feb. 2018)	20
4th Cru	* Chateau Lafon-Rochet (last update Feb. 2018)	45
Old middle class	* Chateau Lavillotte (last update Feb. 2018)	12
Cru Bourgeois Superior	* Chateau Le Boscq (last update Feb. 2018)	15
Exceptional Cru Bourgeois	* Chateau Le Crock (last update Feb. 2018)	32
Old middle class	* Chateau Lilian Ladouys (last update Feb. 2018)	40
Exceptional Grand Bourgeois	* Chateau Marbuzet (last update Feb. 2018)	7
Exceptional Grand Bourgeois	* Chateau Meyney (last update Feb. 2018)	51
2nd Cru	* Chateau Montrose (last update Feb. 2018)	68
Grand Bourgeois	* Chateau Les Ormes de Pez (last update Feb. 2018)	30
Exceptional Grand Bourgeois	* Chateau Phélan-Ségur (last update jul. 2017)	55
	* The Pradines (last update Feb. 2018)	8
Grand Bourgeois	* Mac Carthy (last update Feb. 2018)	7
	* Chateau Picard (last update jul. 2017)
	* Château Plantier Rose (last update jul. 2017)
	* Chateau Pomys (last update jul. 2017)
	* Château Ségur de Cabanac (last update jul. 2017)
	* Chateau Serilhan (last update jul. 2017)
	* Tour de Pez Castle (last update jul. 2017)
	* Castle Tour des Termes (last update jul. 2017)
	* Château Tour Saint-Fort (last update jul. 2017)
Grand Bourgeois	* Chateau Tronquoy-Lalande (last update Feb. 2018)	17
	* Chateau Vieux Coutelin (last update jul. 2017)
Old middle class	* Châteaux Petit Bocq and Bellevue (last update jul. 2017)	2
2nd Cru	* Cos d'Estournel (last update Feb. 2018)	65
5th Cru	* Cos Labory (last update Feb. 2018)	15

Eat

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Housing

See in the municipalities concerned.

Health

Wines, beers and spirits are always to be drunk in moderation.
Lust gives courage as well as foolishness.
The abuse or excess of alcoholic beverages is no longer called parties, but drinking bouts.

Security

Being self-responsible means using a breathalyzer or breathalyzer after drinking some wine, beer or alcohol, before hitting the road (Cycle or car)
The price of safety and life costs only 1 € (~ 1.11 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 1.5 C - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 1.21 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 655.61 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) ~ .
To always continue to smile, whether you are: motorist, motorcyclist, cyclist or pedestrian.

Quotes

"The French are so proud of their wines that they have given some of their towns the name of a grand cru." (Oscar Wilde)
"A little wine, taken in moderation, is a remedy for the soul and for the body". (François Marie Arouet, known as Voltaire)

References

Complementary, selective, etc ...

Bettane Desseauve wine guide (last update jul. 2017)
Parker guides of wines from France – (latest versions starting to date but very precise) (last update jul. 2017)
Wine guide-Gault & Millau (last update jul. 2017)
Guide Hachette des Vins (last update jul. 2017)
The wine review of France (last update jul. 2017)
Le figaro.fr wine (last update jul. 2017)
The little Loisel wine guide (last update jul. 2017)

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