| Haut-Médoc AOC vineyard | |
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| Country |  France |
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the Haut-Médoc 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
An itinerary, necessarily including: the tourist visit of its sites and its heritage; the discovery of its inhabitants with their culture and their environment. Obviously, in a wine region the discovery of their assets can also be a complementary goal.
- 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
Techniques related to the Bordeaux vineyard
- History - Climatology - Geology - Grape variety - Work in the vineyard - Harvest - Vinification - Classification - Marketing - Conservation
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. *
Haut Médoc AOC vineyard
- Haut Médoc AOC vineyard
- See as well
- Médoc AOC vineyard
- Listrac-Médoc AOC vineyard
- Margaux AOC vineyard
- Moulis-en-Médoc AOC vineyard
- Pauillac AOC vineyard
- Saint-Estèphe AOC vineyard
- Saint-Julien AOC vineyard
This page is not an advertising site and the list of professionals is not exhaustive but allows you to have a range with their personal site (when it is finished) and certain positions.
| Classification | Producers of the Haut-Médoc AOC vineyard | Surface ha | |
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| * Chateau Aney | |||
| * Chateau Arnauld | |||
| * Chateau Balac | |||
| * Chateau Barateau | |||
| * Chateau Barreyres | |||
| * Chateau Beau Rivage | |||
| * Chateau Beaumont | |||
| * Château Bel-Orme Tronquoy de Lalande | |||
| * Belgrave Castle | |||
| * Belle-Vue Castle | |||
| * Chateau Bellegrave du Poujeau | |||
| * Chateau Bernadotte | |||
| * Chateau Bois Pertuis | |||
| * Chateau Cambon La Pelouse | |||
| * Cantemerle Castle | |||
| * Château Caronne Sainte Gemme | |||
| * Chateau Charmail | |||
| * Chateau Cissac | |||
| * Chateau Citran | |||
| * Chateau Clément Pichon | |||
| * Chateau Corconnac | |||
| * Chateau Cornélie | |||
| * Chateau Coufran | |||
| * Agassac castle | |||
| * Chateau d'Arche | |||
| * Arcins Castle | |||
| * Aurilhac castle | |||
| * Chateau D'Hanteillan | |||
| * Chateau Dasvin Bel-Air | |||
| * Braude Castle | |||
| Grand Cru classified 1855 | * Camensac Castle | ||
| * Cassana Castle | |||
| * Gironville Castle | |||
| * Abbey Castle | |||
| * Lamarque castle | |||
| * Malleret Castle | |||
| * Villambis Castle | |||
| * Villegeorge castle | |||
| * Chateau Devise d'Ardilley | |||
| * Chateau Dillon | |||
| * Chateau Doyac | |||
| * Cartillon Castle | |||
* Moulin castle 16 old oak road, 33460 Lamarque,  33 6 10 46 34 35 | |||
| * Moulin Rouge castle 18, rue de Costes, 33460 Cussac Fort Médoc, 33 5 56 58 91 13 | |||
| * Retout Castle | |||
| * Taillan Castle | |||
| * Chateau Duthil | |||
| * Chateau Faizeau | |||
| * Chateau Fontesteau | |||
| * Chateau Grandis | |||
| * Chateau Haut-Bellevue | |||
| * Chateau Haut-Logat | |||
| * Chateau Haut-Madrac | |||
| * Chateau Hourtin-Ducasse | |||
| * Chateau La Fon du Berger | |||
| * Chateau La Lauzette-Declercq | |||
| * Chateau La Tonnelle | |||
| * Chateau La Tour Carnet | |||
| * Chateau Lacour Jacquet | |||
| * Chateau Lamothe Bergeron | |||
| * Chateau Lamothe-Cissac | |||
| * Chateau Landat | |||
| * Chateau Lanessan | |||
| * Chateau Larose Trintaudon | |||
| * Chateau Larrivaux | |||
| * Chateau Le Meynieu 8, rue Lamartine, 33180 Vertheuil-Médoc, 33 5 56 73 32 10 | |||
| * Chateau Les Grands Chênes | |||
| * Chateau Lestage Simon | |||
| * Lieujean Castle | |||
| * Chateau Liversan | |||
| * Chateau Magnol | |||
| * Chateau Malescasse | |||
| * Chateau Maucamps | |||
| * Chateau Maurac | |||
| * Chateau Meyre | |||
| * Chateau Mille Roses | |||
| * Chateau Moulin de Blanchon | |||
| * Chateau Muret | |||
| * Chateau Paloumey | |||
| * Chateau Peyrabon | |||
| * Chateau Peyrat-Fourthon | |||
| * Château Pichon-Longueville Baron | |||
| * Chateau Pontoise Cabarrus | |||
| * Chateau Puy Castera | |||
| * Château Ramage La Batisse 33250 Saint-Sauveur-du-Médoc, 33 5 56 59 57 24 | |||
| * Chateau Reynats | |||
| * Chateau Reysson | |||
| * Saint-Paul Castle | |||
| * Chateau Sainte Marie | |||
| * Chateau Sénéjac | |||
| * Soudars Castle | |||
| * Castle Tour du Roc Château Tour du Roc Arcins, 33460 Margaux, 33 5 56 58 90 25 | |||
| * Chateau Tour Marcillanet | |||
| * Château Tour Saint-Joseph | |||
| * Chateau Verdignan | |||
| * Victoria Castle | |||
| * Clos du Jaugueyron | |||
| * Duval & Blanchet | |||
| * The lagoon | |||
| * Sociando-Mallet |
Eat
See in the region New Aquitaine
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 € ~ .
- 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
- Parker guides of wines from France – (latest versions starting to date but very precise)
- Wine guide-Gault & Millau
- Guide Hachette des Vins
- The wine review of France
- Le figaro.fr wine
- The little Loisel wine guide
