St-Julien is located between Pauillac and Margaux, on the Left Bank of the Gironde River. Among the four best-known regions of the Médoc, St-Julien produces the smallest amount of wine— the region consists of 2,200 acres, and its 26 vineyards produce approximately 6.5 million bottles of wine yearly. Nevertheless, St-Julien has a reputation for […]
The region of Pauillac is located on the Left Bank of the Gironde River in the area of Médoc, south of St-Estèphe, and north of St-Julien. The region consists of approximately 2,700 acres, with several chateaux situated on a 100-foot summit. Its 115 vineyards produce approximately 8.5 million bottles of wine annually. Wines produced in […]
The region of Margaux resides northwest of the city of Bordeaux, on the Left Bank of the Gironde River, and is the furthest south of the wine regions in the Médoc area. At 3,200 acres, Margaux is the largest of the Médoc regions, and each year it produces nearly 9.5 million bottles of wine. The […]