Saint Julien
Saint-Julien and Saint-Julien-Beychevelle are the only Haut-Médocappellations that don’t comply scrupulously with the viticultural dominations and the municipal levels.
The Saint-Julien-Beychevelle, even if it’s a bit long, matches perfectly with the human identity and terroir of the town and appellation, which straddles the two plateaus and stony gravel.
Located exactly in the center of Haut-Médoc, the vineyards of Saint-Julien arelocated on a relatively small area, a harmonious synthesis between Margaux and Pauillac. It’s not a surprise that she include under her appellation 11 classified “Crus”, including 5 seconds. Like their terroir, the wines offer a good balancebetween the qualities of Margaux (especially finesse) and those of Pauillac(power). In general, they have a beautiful color, a fine bouquet and a distinctive... a body, rich and sap.
But, of course, in the 6 million bottles produced on average each year in Saint-Julien are far from look all the same, and the most discerningtasters will notice the differences between the raw situated south - closer to Margaux - and those in the north - closer to Pauillac - and amongthose who are close to the estuary and those located more inland, toward the Saint Laurent.
Connétable de Talbot
Second label of Château Talbot
Château Teynac
Les Fiefs de Lagrange
Second label of Château Lagrange
