A Cru Bourgeois. Contains an extensive property history, along with descriptions of the wines, château, and vineyards.

Brief description of this Haut-Médoc Cru Bourgeois, including a list of grape varieties, history, and contact information.

A magnificent estate with a rich and varied history.

Cru Bourgeois in Moulis en Médoc. Contains product information, a description of production methods, winemaker notes, excerpts of reviews, and a property history.

Margaux third growth that also produces Château Canuet and Château Brown Lamartine. Includes a property history and description, along with detailed product descriptions. [Flash required]

A cru bourgeois located in the north of Médoc. History, location and information on the 40 hectares vineyard.

Praised by poets Baudelaire and Lord Byron, the products of this Third Growth Grand Cru are among the Medoc's most famous.

A Cru Bourgeois in the Haut-Medoc appellation, with a history that goes back much further than the 1855 classification. Vineyards encompass 90 hectares.

One of only two second growths in Saint-Estèphe. Includes product details, a history of the property, vineyard descriptions, and information about their museum.

A cru bourgeois in the Haut-Médoc, near Ludon. The vineyards cover 38 hectares.

Tradition has it that, in the Middle Ages, Issan wines were served at the wedding of Eleanor of Aquitaine and Henry Plantagenet.

The owner talks about vintage 2004 [requires Flash]. Text available in PDF format.

With an eight hectare vineyard, this winery is the Medoc's smallest Cru Classé.

Situated amidst 300 hectares of meadows and forests, the vineyards cover more than 85 hectares.

Fifth classified growth of Pauillac, located next to Château Latour. Libéral is the name of the family who built up this property during the 18th century.

A cru Bourgeois in Margaux, with 10 hectares of vineyards. Contains product information, reviews, and a property history.

One of the five Grands Crus Classés in the appellation of St. Estèphe.

Production methods, whether in the vineyards or in the cellars, combine tradition and modern methods.

One of the great names in Bordeaux.

Some very old elm trees gave their name to this property, which dates back to the 18th century.

Located close to Jau-Dignac-et-Loirac, with twenty hectares of vineyards. Wine and vintage description, location map, price list.

Located just outside the city of Pauillac, overlooking the Gironde estuary, on one of the most beautiful gravelly outcrops in the appellation.

Classified among the premier crus, with the unique privilege in Bordeaux of bearing the name of its appellation d'origine.

Producer in Moulis en Médoc. Includes product information, vineyard details, and pictures. [Flash required]

Margaux third growth. Extensive information about the estate, vineyards, winemaking, and wines, including tasting notes for many vintages.

Produces Chateau Paloumey in the Haut-Medoc, Chateau La Garricq in Moulis-en Medoc, and Chateau La Bessane in Margaux. Contains information about the wines, vineyards, and vinification along with reviews and an award list.

Owns eleven hectares of vines within the commune of Saint-Julien, which accounts for the wine's elegant and supple character.

Located between Saint-Julien and Pauillac, covering 60 hectares along the "Route des Châteaux". [Flash required.]

One of the biggest wine estates in the Médoc, created in 1750.

Recently reconstituted 9 hectares vineyard. Photos of the restored château and list of wines.

Haut-Médoc estate located north of Saint-Estephe. Includes descriptions of the winery and the vineyards. [Flash required]

Haut-Médoc estate provides tasting notes, a property history, vineyard descriptions, and information about their museum.

Provides wine tours to and information on Château Meyre, a Cru Bourgeois in the Haut-Medoc. Also touring to other Bordeaux properties.

Owns Chateau Clarke, Chateau Malmaison, and Chateau Peyre-Lebade. Contains information about each estate, a virtual tour, a downloadable newsletter, and online ordering.

Two estates run by one family. Château Léoville Poyferré in St. Julien, a 2nd Cru Classé and Chateau Le Crock, a St. Estèphe Cru Bourgeois.

Presents Haut-Medoc Château Lanessan, Lachesnaye and Sainte Gemme. Also horse museum.

Wines personally endorsed by Jean-Michel Cazes, owner of Château Lynch-Bages.

Presents three Médoc estates including Château Duplessis (Moulis). Sections on history, technical information and tasting notes. [Flash required.]