Château Branaire-Ducru, Saint-Juliën, 2005
The first acts in the history of the property were recorded in 1680 when Jean-Babtiste Braneyre, perceiving the extraordinary potential of gravelly terroirs, acquired a precious piece of the Beychevelle estate.
His descendants, The Du Luc family, built the castle in 1824. The estate then passed into the hands of a relative, Gustave Ducru. The castle remained in the family until 1919.
The first acts in the history of the property were recorded in 1680 when Jean-Babtiste Braneyre, perceiving the extraordinary potential of gravelly terroirs, acquired a precious piece of the Beychevelle estate.
His descendants, The Du Luc family, built the castle in 1824. The estate then passed into the hands of a relative, Gustave Ducru. The castle remained in the family until 1919.
The first acts in the history of the property were recorded in 1680 when Jean-Babtiste Braneyre, perceiving the extraordinary potential of gravelly terroirs, acquired a precious piece of the Beychevelle estate.
His descendants, The Du Luc family, built the castle in 1824. The estate then passed into the hands of a relative, Gustave Ducru. The castle remained in the family until 1919.
Country: FranceRegion / sub region | Village: Bordeaux / Saint-JuliënClass: 4eme Grand Cru Classé de MédocGrapes: Cabernet Sauvignon | Merlot | Petit Verdot | Cabernet FrancVintage: 2005ABV/Alc.%: 13Bottle size: 0,75LPackaging: BottleAllergens: Sulfite