Saint Estephe

All wines from the Saint-Estèphe appellation in Bordeaux

The Saint-Estèphe appellation is a controlled designation of origin (AOC) located 45 km from Bordeaux north of the Pauillac, St Julien and Margaux appellations (left bank). It is probably the least prestigious of these four appellations, as it comprises only 5 Grands Crus Classés from 1855 (classification of Médoc wines), and no 1st Grand Cru Classé. The Saint-Estèphe AOC extends over approximately 1,230 ha of terroir that is distinguished by a fairly wide geological variety of soils and subsoils. Like many Bordeaux appellations, the wines produced there are blended wines predominantly made from Cabernet Sauvignon (typical of the left bank of the Gironde). This grape is complemented by Merlot, as well as Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. In great vintages (and particularly warm ones), the Saint-Estèphe appellation produces wines unanimously recognized and praised by international critics as being among the finest wines of the Médoc.

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Phélan Ségur 1970
4 in stock
53898
Red
75cl
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Phélan Ségur 1970

€129.60 inc-VAT per bottle
€108.00 ex-VAT
Lafon Rochet 1981 -10% DISCOUNT !
-10%
Last one !
1 in stock
57462
Red
75cl
Damaged
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Lafon Rochet 1981 -10% DISCOUNT !

€86.40 inc-VAT per bottle €96.00 inc-VAT -10%
€72.00 ex-VAT
Pez 1969 -5% DISCOUNT !
-5%
2 in stock
61584
Red
75cl
Slightly Damaged
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Pez 1969 -5% DISCOUNT !

€171.00 inc-VAT per bottle €180.00 inc-VAT -5%
€142.50 ex-VAT
Meyney 1975
Last one !
1 in stock
66590
Red
75cl
90/100
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Meyney 1975

€192.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€160.00 ex-VAT
Montrose 1959 -15% DISCOUNT !
-15%
Last one !
1 in stock
72606
Red
75cl
Mi épaule
93/100
96/100
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Montrose 1959 -15% DISCOUNT !

€602.57 inc-VAT per bottle €708.90 inc-VAT -15%
€502.14 ex-VAT
Phélan Ségur 1990 -5% DISCOUNT !
-5%
6 in stock
75281
Red
75cl
Slightly Damaged
86/100
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Phélan Ségur 1990 -5% DISCOUNT !

€136.80 inc-VAT per bottle €144.00 inc-VAT -5%
€114.00 ex-VAT
Lafon Rochet 2013
2 in stock
77414
Red
75cl
86/100
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Lafon Rochet 2013

€36.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€30.00 ex-VAT
Lafon Rochet 2017 Magnum
Last one !
1 in stock
77407
Red
150cl
85-87/100
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Lafon Rochet 2017 Magnum

€78.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€65.00 ex-VAT
Les Ormes de Pez 2000
2 in stock
81147
Red
75cl
87/100
17/20
15/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Ormes de Pez 2000

€43.20 inc-VAT per bottle
€36.00 ex-VAT
Cos Labory 2000 -10% DISCOUNT !
-10%
2 in stock
83124
Red
75cl
Damaged
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Cos Labory 2000 -10% DISCOUNT !

€59.40 inc-VAT per bottle €66.00 inc-VAT -10%
€49.50 ex-VAT
Calon Ségur 2003 Magnum
Last one !
1 in stock
95390
Red
150cl
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Calon Ségur 2003 Magnum

€264.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€220.00 ex-VAT
Calon Ségur 2001 Magnum
2 in stock
95389
Red
150cl
90/100
90/100
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Calon Ségur 2001 Magnum

€264.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€220.00 ex-VAT
Haut Marbuzet 1970
1 in stock
103404
Red
75cl
High shoulder
90/100
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Haut Marbuzet 1970

€120.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€100.00 ex-VAT
Haut Marbuzet 2002
3 in stock
104779
Red
75cl
87/100
86/100
16/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Haut Marbuzet 2002

€42.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€35.00 ex-VAT
Haut Marbuzet 2003
20 in stock
105904
Red
75cl
88/100
91/100
16/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Haut Marbuzet 2003

€50.40 inc-VAT per bottle
€42.00 ex-VAT
Haut Marbuzet 2004
7 in stock
105900
Red
75cl
88/100
89/100
16/20
17.5/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Haut Marbuzet 2004

€39.60 inc-VAT per bottle
€33.00 ex-VAT
Marbuzet 1975
Last one !
1 in stock
106414
Red
75cl
High shoulder
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Marbuzet 1975

€90.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€75.00 ex-VAT
Marbuzet 1975
8 in stock
106413
Red
75cl
Very High Shoulder
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Marbuzet 1975

€90.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€75.00 ex-VAT
Lilian Ladouys 1995
11 in stock
109671
Red
75cl
85/100
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Lilian Ladouys 1995

€54.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€45.00 ex-VAT
Lafon Rochet 1993
4 in stock
109872
Red
75cl
Slightly Damaged
86/100
88/100
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Lafon Rochet 1993

€54.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€45.00 ex-VAT
Montrose 1959
Last one !
1 in stock
110213
Red
75cl
Slightly Damaged
Very High Shoulder
93/100
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Montrose 1959

€780.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€650.00 ex-VAT
Calon Ségur 1976 -10% DISCOUNT !
-10%
2 in stock
111622
Red
75cl
Very Damaged
Very High Shoulder
90/100
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Calon Ségur 1976 -10% DISCOUNT !

€155.52 inc-VAT per bottle €172.80 inc-VAT -10%
€129.60 ex-VAT
Montrose 1975 -10% DISCOUNT !
-10%
5 in stock
111827
Red
75cl
Damaged
Very High Shoulder
89/100
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Montrose 1975 -10% DISCOUNT !

€194.40 inc-VAT per bottle €216.00 inc-VAT -10%
€162.00 ex-VAT
Haut Marbuzet 2001
Last one !
1 in stock
112714
Red
75cl
89/100
90/100
17/20
17/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Haut Marbuzet 2001

€52.80 inc-VAT per bottle
€44.00 ex-VAT
Calon Ségur 1969 - PROMO -10% !
-10%
Last one !
1 in stock
113430
Red
75cl
Very slightly damaged
High shoulder
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Calon Ségur 1969 - DISCOUNT -10% !

€169.29 inc-VAT per bottle €188.10 inc-VAT -10%
€141.08 ex-VAT
Phélan Ségur 1982
Last one !
1 in stock
113406
Red
75cl
Top Shoulder
90/100
87/100
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Phélan Ségur 1982

€140.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€116.67 ex-VAT
Calon Ségur 1998
Last one !
-1 in stock
113760
Red
75cl
93/100
86/100
17/20
17/20
Out of stock
Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Calon Ségur 1998

€120.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€100.00 ex-VAT
Haut Marbuzet 2001
3 in stock
113934
Red
75cl
89/100
90/100
17/20
17/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Haut Marbuzet 2001

€52.80 inc-VAT per bottle
€44.00 ex-VAT
Montrose 1992
1 in stock
114789
Red
75cl
85/100
86/100
19/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Montrose 1992

€84.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€70.00 ex-VAT
Calon Ségur 2015
2 in stock
117885
Red
75cl
93/100
93/100
18.5/20
18.5/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Calon Ségur 2015

€130.80 inc-VAT per bottle
€109.00 ex-VAT
Montrose 2008 OWC
12 in stock
118456
Red
75cl
Original wood case - Sold by 12
94/100
91/100
17.5/20
16.5/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Montrose 2008 OWC

€118.80 inc-VAT per bottle
€99.00 ex-VAT
Calon Ségur 1994
Last one !
1 in stock
120324
Red
75cl
Very slightly damaged
86/100
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Calon Ségur 1994

€114.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€95.00 ex-VAT
Le Boscq 2018
2 in stock
120553
Red
75cl
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Le Boscq 2018

€30.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€25.00 ex-VAT
Pagodes de Cos 2021
2 in stock
120786
Red
75cl
91/100
90/100
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Pagodes de Cos 2021

€37.32 inc-VAT per bottle
€31.10 ex-VAT
Haut Marbuzet 2010
3 in stock
121544
Red
75cl
87/100
17,5/20
16/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Haut Marbuzet 2010

€54.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€45.00 ex-VAT
Haut Marbuzet 2012 Magnum
12 in stock
121546
Red
150cl
87/100
16,5/20
16/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Haut Marbuzet 2012 Magnum

€90.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€75.00 ex-VAT
Ormes de Pez 2001
20 in stock
121527
Red
75cl
86/100
89/100
16/20
15/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Ormes de Pez 2001

€36.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€30.00 ex-VAT
Ormes de Pez 2003
11 in stock
121528
Red
75cl
88/100
16/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Ormes de Pez 2003

€36.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€30.00 ex-VAT
Calon Ségur 2003
Last one !
1 in stock
121822
Red
75cl
92/100
95/100
17/20
17/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Calon Ségur 2003

€132.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€110.00 ex-VAT
Cos d'Estournel 1989
Last one !
1 in stock
122346
Red
75cl
88/100
18/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Cos d'Estournel 1989

€240.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€200.00 ex-VAT
Lafon Rochet 1989
2 in stock
122356
Red
75cl
88/100
90/100
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Lafon Rochet 1989

€72.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€60.00 ex-VAT
Haut Marbuzet 2000
4 in stock
122617
Red
75cl
90/100
17/20
16/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Haut Marbuzet 2000

€54.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€45.00 ex-VAT
Calon Ségur 1998
5 in stock
123195
Red
75cl
93/100
86/100
17/20
17/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Calon Ségur 1998

€120.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€100.00 ex-VAT
Cos d'Estournel 2000 - PROMO -5% !
-5%
Last one !
1 in stock
123568
Red
75cl
Wax caps
97/100
17/20
17.5/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Cos d'Estournel 2000 - PROMO -5% !

€243.68 inc-VAT per bottle €256.50 inc-VAT -5%
€203.06 ex-VAT
Haut Marbuzet 1975 - PROMO -15% !
-15%
1 in stock
123571
Red
75cl
Damaged
High shoulder
89/100
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Haut Marbuzet 1975 - PROMO -15% !

€71.40 inc-VAT per bottle €84.00 inc-VAT -15%
€59.50 ex-VAT
Haut Marbuzet 2006
18 in stock
123572
Red
75cl
87/100
88/100
16/20
16.5/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Haut Marbuzet 2006

€42.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€35.00 ex-VAT
Haut Marbuzet 2011
23 in stock
123574
Red
75cl
88/100
88/100
15.5/20
15/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Haut Marbuzet 2011

€42.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€35.00 ex-VAT
Haut Marbuzet 2013
2 in stock
123569
Red
75cl
83-86/100
15/20
16/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Haut Marbuzet 2013

€33.20 inc-VAT per bottle
€27.67 ex-VAT
Lafon Rochet 2008
2 in stock
123576
Red
75cl
88/100
88/100
16.5/20
16/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Lafon Rochet 2008

€42.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€35.00 ex-VAT
Montrose 1975
Last one !
1 in stock
123577
Red
75cl
89/100
87/100
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Montrose 1975

€136.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€113.33 ex-VAT
Montrose 1975 - PROMO -10% !
-10%
3 in stock
123578
Red
75cl
High shoulder
89/100
87/100
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Montrose 1975 - PROMO -10% !

€110.16 inc-VAT per bottle €122.40 inc-VAT -10%
€91.80 ex-VAT
The TOP appellation of Bordeaux

Where is the Saint-Estèphe appellation located?

The Saint-Estèphe appellation is located in the Médoc, on the left bank of the Gironde estuary, about sixty kilometres north of Bordeaux. It covers the single commune of Saint-Estèphe and is the most northerly of the communal appellations of the Médoc vineyard. The vineyard is bordered to the east by the estuary, to the south by the jalle du Breuil which separates it from Pauillac, to the west by Cissac and Vertheuil, and to the north by Saint-Seurin-de-Cadourne. It extends over approximately 1,250 hectares, or nearly 7.5% of the Médoc vineyard, spread around the village and the hamlets of Cos, Marbuzet and Pez. Its immediate neighbours are Pauillac to the south and the Haut-Médoc, which surrounds it to the west and north.

History of the Saint-Estèphe appellation

The history of this vineyard is intertwined with that of the Médoc, whose clearing and development dates from the 16th and 17th centuries, when the draining of the marshes made the gravel ridges cultivable. The parish, long called Saint-Estèphe de Calon, was home to already ancient estates, including Calon and Pez, the latter founded in 1452 and passed into the hands of the de Pontac family, creators of Haut-Brion. The 19th century marked the commercial rise of the appellation: Louis Gaspard d'Estournel founded Cos in 1811 and exported as far as the Indies, Montrose was born in 1815, and the 1855 classification distinguished five growths from the commune. The appellation d'origine contrôlée was recognised by the decree of 14 November 1936, its specifications having been revised several times since. Since the 2000s, the acquisition of numerous properties by major investors has triggered a wave of modernisation (gravity-fed wineries, plot-by-plot selection, organic conversions) that has raised the overall standard of production.

What are the terroirs of the Saint-Estèphe appellation?

The terroirs rest on gravel ridges deposited during the Quaternary, but are distinguished from the rest of the Médoc by a significantly higher proportion of clay. Two thirds of the surface area is occupied by gravelly alluvions, pebbles and gravel coated in clayey sands, with the lower terrace being more stony and the upper terrace more sandy-gravelly. Beneath these gravels, the so-called Saint-Estèphe limestone appears in places, and deep clay layers offer the vine a precious water reserve, which explains the appellation's success in summers of severe drought. The oceanic climate is moderated by the estuary, which tempers spring frosts and excessive heat. The most sought-after exposures are found on the ridges overlooking the Gironde, around Montrose and Meyney, and on the gravel hill of Cos, to the south, facing Pauillac.

What grape varieties are permitted in the Saint-Estèphe appellation?

The permitted grape varieties are those of the Médoc: cabernet sauvignon, merlot, cabernet franc, petit verdot, cot and carmenère, the latter two surviving only in trace quantities. The specifications impose no set proportions, but the actual encépagement is around 50% cabernet sauvignon and 40% merlot, complemented by approximately 7% cabernet franc and 3% petit verdot. Cabernet sauvignon, planted on the warm and well-drained gravels, provides the tannic structure, aromas of blackcurrant, cedar and graphite, and the capacity to age. Merlot, at home on the clay-limestone soils that are plentiful here, gives body, roundness and red fruit. Cabernet franc adds floral finesse and freshness, while petit verdot contributes deep colour, a touch of acidity and a violet perfume. This freedom of blending explains the diversity of styles from one estate to another.

What are the different wine styles of Saint-Estèphe?

These wines are exclusively red, as the appellation recognises neither white nor rosé (the rare whites produced in the commune are sold as Bordeaux blanc). Two families of styles coexist: a Médoc classicism, straight and taut, dominated by cabernet sauvignon, with blackcurrant, cedar and graphite, and firm tannins that require time; and a more generous register, rich in merlot, harvested ripe and aged in new wood, seductive much earlier. Vinification takes place in temperature-controlled tanks, with optical sorting and plot-by-plot vinifications at the best estates, followed by ageing of twelve to eighteen months in French oak barriques, the proportion of new barrels varying considerably from one growth to another.

When it comes to food and wine pairing, tasting calls for characterful dishes: lamb, entrecôte à la bordelaise, côte de bœuf, duck, game birds or furred game, braised meats and stews, as well as aged pressed-rind cheeses. Serve between 16 and 18 °C.

What are the best vintages of Saint-Estèphe?

The reference vintages of the last thirty years are 1995, 1996, 2000, 2005, 2009, 2010, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2022, to which 2003 is added, a sweltering year in which the local clays performed superbly while other terroirs suffered from the drought. 1996 and 2010 produced cabernets of rare rigour, 2009 and 2018 more generous and full-bodied wines, 2016 and 2022 a remarkable balance between concentration and freshness. The more modest or uneven years (1997, 1999, 2002, 2004, 2007, 2011, 2013, 2017, 2021) remain interesting from serious producers, at gentle prices and for prompt consumption. Today, the vintages from 1995 to 2010 are entering their full drinking window, as are the intermediate years 2008, 2012 and 2014. On the other hand, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2022 still deserve a few more years in the cellar.

What are the best estates of the Saint-Estèphe appellation?

The best estates are divided between the five great classified growths of 1855 and a handful of unclassified properties whose reputation rivals that of the classified growths. Château Cos d'Estournel, a second classified growth, dominates the appellation from the gravel hill of Cos, facing Lafite Rothschild. Founded in 1811 by Louis Gaspard d'Estournel, nicknamed the Maharajah of Saint-Estèphe for his exports to the Indies, it owes its oriental pagodas to the fancy of its creator. The property of Michel Reybier since 2000 and equipped in 2008 with a fully gravity-fed winery, it produces a polished, spiced and distinguished wine, highly sought after by collectors, with Les Pagodes de Cos as its entry point.

Château Montrose, also a second classified growth, occupies a gravel ridge on the immediate edge of the Gironde, one of the finest terroirs in the Médoc. Created in 1815, it built its reputation in the 20th century under the Charmolüe family thanks to exemplary consistency, including in difficult vintages. Bought in 2006 by Martin and Olivier Bouygues, entirely renovated and committed to biodynamics, it produces a dense and mineral wine built for three decades, with the 1990, 2009 and 2010 standing as benchmarks. La Dame de Montrose, with a greater emphasis on merlot, ranks among the best second wines of Bordeaux.

Château Calon-Ségur, a third classified growth, is the most northerly of the classified growths of the Médoc and one of the oldest estates in the commune. The heart drawn on its label recalls the phrase attributed to Marquis Nicolas Alexandre de Ségur, owner of Lafite and Latour, who said he made his wine elsewhere but his heart was at Calon. Ceded in 2012 to Suravenir Assurances, the estate restructured its vineyard and refined its style, very cabernet, floral and graphite-tinged, of remarkable precision, with Le Marquis de Calon as its second wine.

Château Lafon-Rochet, a fourth classified growth, is recognisable by its golden-yellow chartreuse, in the south of the appellation facing Lafite Rothschild. Reconstituted from 1960 by the Tesseron family, who brought it to the top of its rank, it was acquired in 2021 by Jacky Lorenzetti, also the owner of Pédesclaux and Lilian Ladouys. Its 41 hectares in a single block produce a tight, graphite-tinged wine, often described as the most Pauillac-like of the Saint-Estèphes, and one of the most affordable classified growths on the left bank.

Château Phélan Ségur, absent from the 1855 classification, nevertheless plays in the league of the classified growths. Founded in the early 19th century by Irish merchant Bernard O'Phelan, it lines up 70 hectares in four large blocks adjoining the vines of Montrose and Calon-Ségur. Sold in 2017 to Belgian shipowner Philippe Van de Vyvere for a record sum, it cultivates a straight, pure and unoverworked style, one of the finest value-for-money propositions in the appellation, complemented by the second wine Frank Phélan.

Château Haut-Marbuzet embodies the other face of this vineyard, hedonistic and generous. The adventure begins in 1952, when Hervé Duboscq purchased seven hectares before patiently building an estate of 75 hectares now run by his descendants. Very ripe harvests, a high proportion of merlot and ageing in new wood produce a fleshy, smoky and beguiling wine, seductive young but capable of ageing very well, which has built a rare community of loyal enthusiasts for an unclassified growth.

Château Cos Labory, a fifth classified growth, shares the hill of Cos with its illustrious neighbour, from which it was detached after the Revolution. Its 18 hectares, long managed by the Audoy family, were taken over in March 2023 by Michel Reybier, who chose to preserve the independence of the growth. The wine, classic and spiced, remains one of the most accessible classified growths of the Médoc to purchase.

Château Meyney possesses one of the most singular terroirs in the appellation, around fifty hectares in a single block on the edge of the estuary, neighbouring Montrose, whose subsoil contains a seam of blue clay comparable to that of the great terroirs of Pomerol. A former monastic estate, it has long been recognised as a reliable value in the Médoc. The wine, deeply coloured, ferrous and solidly structured, requires a few years of cellaring and ranks among the finest bargains in the commune.

Château de Pez, founded in 1452, is along with Calon-Ségur the oldest vineyard in Saint-Estèphe and once belonged to the de Pontac family, creators of Haut-Brion. Property of the champagne house Louis Roederer since 1995, it has been restructured plot by plot and offers a more velvety and elegant style than the local average. Its neighbour Les Ormes de Pez, run by the Cazes family (Lynch-Bages), upholds a more tannic register and ideally complements this duo for discovering the appellation without breaking the bank.

How long should a wine from Saint-Estèphe be kept?

A wine from Saint-Estèphe keeps for a long time, as the appellation produces only age-worthy reds. Allow 15 to 30 years, sometimes more, for the classified growths in great vintages, 10 to 20 years for the best unclassified properties, 8 to 15 years for the second wines and more modest growths, and 5 to 10 years in lighter years. The ideal cellar is kept between 11 and 14 °C, with humidity close to 70%, away from light and vibrations, bottles lying on their sides. For young or powerful vintages, decanting for one to two hours usefully softens the tannins. Beyond twenty years of ageing, it is better to open the bottle an hour before serving or to carry out a careful decantation, solely to separate the sediment.

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