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Château Léoville Poyferré

Léoville Poyferré's vines were originally part of the same vineyard as Léoville Las Cases and Léoville Barton. The property was created by a member of the Bordeaux parliament, Jean de Moytié, in 1638. The wine was already well-known, appreciated and commanding high prices in the 18th century, due to work of the owner from 1740, Blaise-Alexandre de Gasq, the Seigneur of Léoville. Four of his descendants owned the property at the time of the French Revolution. Four of his descendants owned the property at the time of the French Revolution. One of them, the Marquis de Las Cases, who owned one quarter of the land, fled abroad. The other three managed to obtain a partial confiscation of the property, consisting specifically of this quarter, from the Revolutionary Government. This plot would later become Léoville Barton. When the remaining plots were divided up, in 1840, Jeanne de Poyferré, the Marquis's granddaughter, inherited the current property, which took the name Château de Léoville Poyferré. The classification of the Médoc's wines took place a few years later in 1855. As the original property had been divided into three separate châteaux, they were all granted the rank of second growth (Deuxième Grand Cru Classé). Sold several times, Léoville Poyferré fell to a family from the north in 1920, today represented by Didier Cuvelier. As a remnant of this turbulent history, the château itself and the main courtyard are still shared between the owners of Léoville Poyferré and Léoville Las Cases. Under the management of Didier Cuvelier and the oenologist Michel Rolland, Château Léoville Poyferré has the technical and human potential to rival its cousin. The modernisation of the winery, the production of a second wine, Moulin Riche, and the use of a substantial proportion of new wood (80%) to age the wines, have all contributed to the creation of a complex nectar, with incredible depth.

2021
105
2020
125
2020
80 (current price)
2019
570
2019
90
2016
540 (starting price)
2016
180 (starting price)
2013
210
2013
70
2013
70
2013
70
2013
210
2012
225
2012
70 (starting price)
2012
70 (starting price)
2012
65 (starting price)
2012
126 (starting price)
2012
162 (current price)
2010
90 (starting price)
2010
180 (current price)
2009
270 (current price)
2009
525
2009
510
2008
150
2008
150
2008
150
2008
225
2008
225
2008
150
2008
378 (starting price)
2008
60 (starting price)
2008
180 (starting price)
2006
55 (current price)
2005
90 (current price)
1979
130 (starting price)
1979
60 (starting price)
1979
60 (current price)
1979
120 (starting price)
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