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Wine for sale: Chateau Pichon Longueville Baron

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Château Pichon Longueville Baron

Château Pichon Baron is a symbolic Pauillac estate which has belonged to Axa Millésimes since 1987.

The vineyard of Pichon Longueville Baron extends over the exquisite land of Garonne gravel to the south of the appellation on the high plateau which is a transition between the commune of Pauillac and that of Saint-Julien. Planted with vines since the end of the 17th century, it achieved almost instant renown. Produced under the leadership of Jacques de Pichon, the Baron of Longueville, the wines follow in the footsteps of those of Latour at the start of the 18th century. Classified as a Second Cru in 1855, the property was divided in favour of a succession and the vinified wines separately from 1860 : Raoul, the only surviving son of the Baron Joseph, therefore takes the head of the current Pichon Longueville Baron, often nicknamed « Pichon Baron »,whilst his daughter Virginie, the wife of the count of Lalande, received the other part of the property, hence the addition : « Comtesse de Lalande ». The dwelling itself, inspired by the Château d'Azay le Rideau, was built in 1851 by Raoul. The domaine belonged to the Pichon family until 1933 when it was then sold to the Bouteiller family. It was managed by their descendants for the next fifty years and it was a Sleeping Beauty which the company AXA Millésimes purchased in 1987. A significant renovation programme of the château, the wine cellars and the technical installations of Pichon-Longueville followed. Cabernet Sauvignon reigns indisputably in the vineyard of Pichon Baron, carefully managed by the team of Pierre Montégut, the estate's technical director since 2022. This property's wines are nowadays considered amongst the most renowned of Pauillac - Les Griffons de Pichon Baron is a fine dry white wine entirely made from Sémillon, Les Griffons de Pichon Baron and Les Tourelles de Pichon Baron, both second wines, and, finally, Château Pichon Baron.

The vineyard of Pichon Longueville Baron extends over the exquisite land of Garonne gravel to the south of the appellation on the high plateau which is a transition between the commune of Pauillac and that of Saint-Julien. Planted with vines since the end of the 17th century, it achieved almost instant renown. Produced under the leadership of Jacques de Pichon, the Baron of Longueville, the wines follow in the footsteps of those of Latour at the start of the 18th century. Classified as a Second Cru in 1855, the property was divided in favour of a succession and the vinified wines separately from 1860 : Raoul, the only surviving son of the Baron Joseph, therefore takes the head of the current Pichon Longueville Baron, often nicknamed « Pichon Baron »,whilst his daughter Virginie, the wife of the count of Lalande, received the other part of the property, hence the addition : « Comtesse de Lalande ». The dwelling itself, inspired by the Château d'Azay le Rideau, was built in 1851 by Raoul. The domaine belonged to the Pichon family until 1933 when it was then sold to the Bouteiller family. It was managed by their descendants for the next fifty years and it was a Sleeping Beauty which the company AXA Millésimes purchased in 1987. A significant renovation programme of the château, the wine cellars and the technical installations of Pichon-Longueville followed. Cabernet Sauvignon reigns indisputably in the vineyard of Pichon Baron, carefully managed by the team of Pierre Montégut, the estate's technical director since 2022. This property's wines are nowadays considered amongst the most renowned of Pauillac - Les Griffons de Pichon Baron is a fine dry white wine entirely made from Sémillon, Les Griffons de Pichon Baron and Les Tourelles de Pichon Baron, both second wines, and, finally, Château Pichon Baron.

2010
320(starting price)Price per bottle 160
2010
480(starting price)Price per bottle 160
2010
160(starting price)
2010
918(starting price)Price per bottle 153
2010
432(starting price)Price per bottle 144
2020
750
2020
350
2020
170
2020
190(current price)Price per bottle 95
2020
280(current price)Price per bottle 93.33
2006
180(starting price)Price per bottle 90
2006
270(starting price)Price per bottle 90
2013
432(starting price)Price per bottle 72
2016
50(starting price)Price per bottle 25
2011
110
2011
80(starting price)
2011
80(starting price)
2011
80(starting price)
2022
390
2022
190
2016
4,600
2003
180(starting price)Price per bottle 90
2003
270(current price)Price per bottle 90
2018
385
2018
185
1990
210(current price)
1990
210(starting price)
1990
420(starting price)Price per bottle 210
1990
420(starting price)Price per bottle 210
1990
630(current price)Price per bottle 210
1990
630(starting price)Price per bottle 210
1990
378(starting price)Price per bottle 189
2007
265Price per bottle 132.50
2007
130
1993
80(starting price)
40.50 | Buy 6, get 10%
2019
45
1994
80(starting price)
1994
140(starting price)Price per bottle 70
1987
240(starting price)Price per bottle 80
2022
105
2022
45
2023
150
2004
133
2004
200(starting price)Price per bottle 100
2004
300(starting price)Price per bottle 100
2001
190(starting price)Price per bottle 95
2001
90(starting price)
1992
60(starting price)
2023
85
2023
40
2020
65(current price)Price per bottle 21.67
2020
43(current price)Price per bottle 21.50
2023
640
2023
310
2021
330
2021
166
2017
210Price per bottle 105
2017
315Price per bottle 105
2017
85(current price)
1998
270(starting price)Price per bottle 90
1998
180(starting price)Price per bottle 90
1998
180(starting price)Price per bottle 90
1998
180(starting price)Price per bottle 90
1998
486(starting price)Price per bottle 81
1996
220(current price)Price per bottle 110
1991
75(current price)
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