Chateau La Grave

In 1971, Chateau La Grave a Pomerol was purchased by Christian Moueix. This Bordeaux wine property is located on the western slope of the plateau of Pomerol. However, while that purchase marks the modern era for Chateau La Grave a Pomerol, that is not where its history lies. For much of its life, it was known as Chateau La Grave a Pomerol Trigant de Boisset, which found the inspiration for its name from its gravel based terroir.

The 8 hectare Pomerol vineyard of Chateau La Grave a Pomerol is planted to 85% Merlot and 15% Cabernet Franc. Located north of Chateau Latour a Pomerol and not far from the Lalande de Pomerol border, the terroir is gravel based with some light clay and sand. The amount of gravel in the soil is where the property takes its name.

In 1971, Chateau La Grave a Pomerol was purchased by Christian Moueix. This Bordeaux wine property is located on the western slope of the plateau of Pomerol. However, while that purchase marks the modern era for Chateau La Grave a Pomerol, that is not where its history lies. For much of its life, it was known as Chateau La Grave a Pomerol Trigant de Boisset, which found the inspiration for its name from its gravel based terroir.

The 8 hectare Pomerol vineyard of Chateau La Grave a Pomerol is planted to 85% Merlot and 15% Cabernet Franc. Located north of Chateau Latour a Pomerol and not far from the Lalande de Pomerol border, the terroir is gravel based with some light clay and sand. The amount of gravel in the soil is where the property takes its name.

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