Winery Introduction

Chateau Croizet-Bages is located in Puyrenet, in the Medoc region, and belongs to the same producing area as many top estates such as Lafite, Latour, and Wudang Ruzi. After 1995, the quality of wine has improved, but it has only reached the level of middle-class estates, and has not yet reached the level required by the five-level village. The winery was built in the sixteenth century, and the first owner has never been studied. It is only known that it has a considerable relationship with the Bass family. After entering the eighteenth century, the Croizet family entered Gosbanzhuang. The two male owners of the family were local dignitaries. With the love of winemaking, they purchased this great land. After the beginning of their winemaking business, Gosbanzhuang was less famous after just a few decades of development, but then was forced to sell it due to the French Revolution. Gosbankz was classified as a five-tier village in the 1855 Bordeaux Ratings, and it developed several times after it was rated. Afterwards, it was silenced by the recessionary economy and the war. After the end of the Second World War, the Que family entered the estate and has been managing it until now. The 27-hectare manor is located in the heart of the Bass Heights, where gentle slopes provide ideal natural drainage conditions for grape growing. The winery is adjacent to the famous Château de Bosquet. The soil here is evenly distributed, but the soil is very complex. The first layer (1 m thick) consists of a large pebble made of ferrosilicate iron oxide. The third floor is several meters deep and is a large piece of crushed sand. Grapevine roots thrive in these soils and produce high quality wines. Although there is still a lack of alcoholicity and complexity, it can be seen from the recent high-quality wines that the Yi family is gradually on the track.

 

Region Introduction

Pauillac, located in the upper Medocu district of Bordeaux, France, is known for producing high-quality red wine. In the classification system of Mido in 1855, a total of four first class wineries were selected, namely Lafite Castle, Latour Winery, Margaux Chateau, Houbowang Chateau, plus 1973 The second-tier winery was promoted to the first-tier winery's Mouton Winery. There are a total of five first-tier wineries. The village of Puyle occupied three of them. This may be the reason why this little-known village is famous. The village of Puyele has a total area of ​​about 1,200 hectares. The grapes grown include Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. The bead is the most important grape variety in the production area and the most widely grown grape variety. The village's high-quality gravel soil provides an excellent environment for its growth. Lafite Fortress has the largest vineyard in the Mido region, producing unique wines and tannins that are mellow and memorable.

 

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