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Château Cheval Blanc

The legendary Château Cheval Blanc, Premier Grand Cru Classé A Saint-Emilion,?is consistently ranked among the finest wines in the world and remains a firm favourite of the iDealwine team.

Until 1835, the Cheval Blanc vineyard was part of Domaine de Figeac. Acquired by the owners of Château l’Evangile, the Fourcaud-Lussac family, in two stages during the 19th century, the estate itself was subsequently established and extended by their descendants, who continued to own it until the end of the 20th century. In 1998, Albert Frère and Bernard Arnault joined forced to acquire the shares of the Société Civile du Cheval Blanc with the same team and director, Pierre Lurton, remaining in place. In 2009, the LVMH group purchased 50% of Bernard Arnault’s personal stake in the estate.
Since 2011, vinification has been carried out in a state-of-the-art winery designed by architect Christian de Portzamparc, a vast, light-filled, environmentally friendly space bringing to life Pierre Lurton’s dream. Cheval Blanc was confirmed as a Premier Grand Cru Classé A in the 2012 classification, and thanks to the acquisition of neighbouring Château Tour du Pin, 1.40 hectares were added to the estate. Located on the edge of Pomerol, the vineyard lies on a highly specific terroir. The grape varieties planted there are unusual for Saint-Emilion, with a higher proportion of Cabernet Franc than Merlot. The estate benefits from exceptional plants, including prized massale selections of Cabernet Franc and some century-old vines.
Despite a slight dip in quality during the 1960s and 1970s, Château Cheval Blanc has remained, since 1954, at the pinnacle of Saint-Emilion’s classification as a Premier Grand Cru Classé A. The estate also produces a second wine, Petit Cheval, and a white wine. Cheval Blanc’s wines are renowned worldwide for their legendary finesse and remarkable ageing potential.

Until 1835, the Cheval Blanc vineyard was part of Domaine de Figeac. Acquired by the owners of Château l’Evangile, the Fourcaud-Lussac family, in two stages during the 19th century, the estate itself was subsequently established and extended by their descendants, who continued to own it until the end of the 20th century. In 1998, Albert Frère and Bernard Arnault joined forced to acquire the shares of the Société Civile du Cheval Blanc with the same team and director, Pierre Lurton, remaining in place. In 2009, the LVMH group purchased 50% of Bernard Arnault’s personal stake in the estate.
Since 2011, vinification has been carried out in a state-of-the-art winery designed by architect Christian de Portzamparc, a vast, light-filled, environmentally friendly space bringing to life Pierre Lurton’s dream. Cheval Blanc was confirmed as a Premier Grand Cru Classé A in the 2012 classification, and thanks to the acquisition of neighbouring Château Tour du Pin, 1.40 hectares were added to the estate. Located on the edge of Pomerol, the vineyard lies on a highly specific terroir. The grape varieties planted there are unusual for Saint-Emilion, with a higher proportion of Cabernet Franc than Merlot. The estate benefits from exceptional plants, including prized massale selections of Cabernet Franc and some century-old vines.
Despite a slight dip in quality during the 1960s and 1970s, Château Cheval Blanc has remained, since 1954, at the pinnacle of Saint-Emilion’s classification as a Premier Grand Cru Classé A. The estate also produces a second wine, Petit Cheval, and a white wine. Cheval Blanc’s wines are renowned worldwide for their legendary finesse and remarkable ageing potential.

2020
1,200
2020
580
1992
260(starting price)
2019
720
2019
430(current price)
2019
410(current price)
1988
270(starting price)
1988
540(starting price)Price per bottle 270
2021
1,100
1993
270(starting price)
2018
705
2018
2,560(current price)Price per bottle 426.67
1995
648(starting price)
1995
680(starting price)Price per bottle 340
1995
340(starting price)
1995
680(starting price)Price per bottle 340
1995
680(starting price)Price per bottle 340
1995
1,020(starting price)Price per bottle 340
1995
1,020(starting price)Price per bottle 340
Le Petit Cheval

Le Petit Cheval

2023
270
2023
130
1997
210(current price)Price per bottle 70
1983
400(starting price)
2010
1,185
2010
5,100Price per bottle 850
2010
5,100Price per bottle 850
2002
576(starting price)
1996
310(starting price)
1996
310(starting price)
1990
800(current price)
1990
1,550(current price)Price per bottle 775
1990
750(starting price)
1990
1,500(starting price)Price per bottle 750
1990
750(starting price)
1990
750(starting price)
1990
2,200(current price)Price per bottle 733.33
1990
2,200(starting price)Price per bottle 733.33
1990
720(current price)
1990
1,440(starting price)Price per bottle 720
1990
711(starting price)
1990
550(current price)
1994
310(starting price)
2022
140
2011
625
1999
990(starting price)Price per bottle 330
1986
310(starting price)
1986
310(current price)
Le Petit Cheval (OWC if 3 bt)

Le Petit Cheval (OWC if 3 bt)

2021
150
2021
195
2021
100(starting price)
1995
340(current price)
1987
234(starting price)
1985
342(starting price)
1982
760(current price)
1981
310(starting price)
1980
225(starting price)
1962
290(current price)
2014
185
2012
185
2010
80(starting price)
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2021
610
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