La Luis Manor, also known as the “Golden Rose Manor”, ​​has changed its owner for several hundred years. The only constant is the excellent quality of wine, and it truly fits the popular lyrics “Wind and Rain, Roses”. Lalous Estate is planted with 57% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% Merlot, 7% Fomalin, 4% Vivendi and 2% Maybe. It is the only winery using five grape varieties in the Bordeaux-ranked wineries.

Chateau Gruaud Larose, which was classified as a Grade II Chateau in 1855, is located in Saint Julien, on the left bank of Bordeaux. Its exact origin is unknown. According to legend, it was in 1725 by Joseph Stanislas Goo ( Created by Cavaliers Joseph Stanislas Gruaud. Later the estate was inherited by a magistrate and a priest, respectively. The estate was then named Fond-Bedeau and it produced two wines: Abbé Gruaud and Chevalier de Gruaud. The names of the two wines come from these two heirs. Chevalier de Gruaud is known for his own sense of humour and eccentricity. According to legend, he built a tower to facilitate the monitoring of workers' work. In addition, each year, when the country where his wine is going to be sold, he raised the country’s flag on the top of the tower.