Estates
Five properties. The Right Bank, said plainly.
Canon-Fronsac, Saint-Émilion Grand Cru, Pomerol, Côtes de Castillon, Entre-Deux-Mers. Each estate bottles its own wine. Each one is in the American shop.
Canon-Fronsac
Château Gaby
Forty acres of clay-limestone hillside in Canon-Fronsac. For years an insider’s bottle. Now one of the names people ask for when they want Bordeaux that still feels discovered.
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Saint-Émilion Grand Cru
Château Du Parc
Saint-Émilion Grand Cru from Dr. Alain Raynaud and Damien Landouar. Merlot and Cabernet Franc, scored 95 by Forbes, built to be chewed on now and softer in a few years.
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Entre-Deux-Mers
Château Auguste
The wine for people who take their fun seriously. Organically grown grapes, music in the vines, and a range that runs from a $24 rouge to a Grand Rosé Forbes actually wrote about.
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Côtes de Castillon
Château Moya
Organic Castillon, next door to Saint-Émilion, on a slope with the sun exposure that made this appellation fashionable. Bottled at the château. Music in the vines.
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Pomerol
Château Clos Beauséjour
A postage-stamp Pomerol. 163 cases for the United States. 97 points from Tom Mullen at Forbes. 93 from James Suckling. Red cherry, mint, mocha, finessed tannins.
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