Belonging to the Cistercian monks at Vertheuil Abbey in the 12th century, the vast "Les Granges" estate once stretched over five communes in the southern Medoc. The three vineyards that Baron Edmond de Rothschild acquired in 1973 and 1979 were originally part of this huge property split up over the years due to inheritance.

This cuvée is made primarily of a selection of young Merlot (and Cabernet Sauvignon). grown on these three vineyards with clay-limestone soil in Moulis and Listrac. It was then aged for one year in vats and French oak barrels. Les Granges reveals a beautiful structure and an attractive fruity aftertaste. Les Granges can age in a cellar but is also enjoyable even when young with your favourite meats and cheeses.

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Contains Sulphites. ABV: 13.5% vol.