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Château Montrose

Located in Saint-Estèphe, Château Montrose, a Médoc deuxième grand cru classé,benefits from the cooling air of the Gironde estuary to produce its fine wines.

In 1778 Etienne-Théodore Dumoulin bought a perfectly located plot overlooking the Gironde from the Calon estate, which belonged to Alexandre de Ségur at the time. The land was covered with heather and was a sea of pink flowers in the spring. Hence the name Montrose (Pink Mountain). His son Etienne initiated wine production, planting the vineyard and building Château Montrose in 1825; he gradually enlarged the property. Success quickly followed with the wine being made a second cru classé in the 1855 classification of the Médoc. The property then passed through a succession of hands before being acquired by Louis Charmolüe in 1896, who bought it from his father-in-law Jean Hostein (then the owner of Cos d'Estournel). This family retained control throughout the 20th century, during which time Montrose gained legendary status, in particular with the 1990 vintage. It was managed by Jean-Louis Charmolüe until 2006. A new chapter in its history then began with its purchase by Martin and Olivier Bouygues. Complete renovation of the property allowed it to develop technically tool and move towards more environmentally friendly practices. Since 2022, Charlotte Bouygues and Pierre Graffeuille have been running the estate.

In 1778 Etienne-Théodore Dumoulin bought a perfectly located plot overlooking the Gironde from the Calon estate, which belonged to Alexandre de Ségur at the time. The land was covered with heather and was a sea of pink flowers in the spring. Hence the name Montrose (Pink Mountain). His son Etienne initiated wine production, planting the vineyard and building Château Montrose in 1825; he gradually enlarged the property. Success quickly followed with the wine being made a second cru classé in the 1855 classification of the Médoc. The property then passed through a succession of hands before being acquired by Louis Charmolüe in 1896, who bought it from his father-in-law Jean Hostein (then the owner of Cos d'Estournel). This family retained control throughout the 20th century, during which time Montrose gained legendary status, in particular with the 1990 vintage. It was managed by Jean-Louis Charmolüe until 2006. A new chapter in its history then began with its purchase by Martin and Olivier Bouygues. Complete renovation of the property allowed it to develop technically tool and move towards more environmentally friendly practices. Since 2022, Charlotte Bouygues and Pierre Graffeuille have been running the estate.

2022
490
2022
240
2022
240
2021
350
2021
165
2021
375Price per bottle 125
2020
794(starting price)Price per bottle 132.33
2019
280Price per bottle 140
2019
420Price per bottle 140
2019
280Price per bottle 140
2019
626(starting price)Price per bottle 104.33
2018
660(starting price)Price per bottle 110
2018
626(starting price)Price per bottle 104.33
2018
626(starting price)Price per bottle 104.33
2018
626(starting price)Price per bottle 104.33
2017
567(starting price)Price per bottle 94.50
2016
780(starting price)Price per bottle 130
2015
160
2014
150
2008
160(starting price)Price per bottle 80
2008
160(starting price)Price per bottle 80
2008
240(starting price)Price per bottle 80
2008
80(starting price)
2005
130(current price)
2003
95(starting price)
2002
220(starting price)Price per bottle 73.33
2002
55(starting price)
2001
90(current price)
2000
95(current price)
44.10 | Buy 6, get 10%
2022
49
34.20 | Buy 3, get 10%
2021
38
2017
36
2016
48
2000
35(current price)
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