The production of a second wine goes back to the 17th century. The name Château Bahans Haut Brion dates from the beginning of the 20th century, and was the name of the château and the family who used to own an area that has since been incorporated into Haut Brion's vineyard. A few years from the 75th anniversary of the property's acquisition by Clarence Dillon's family, the owners decided to rename the second wine and to bottle it in the same bottles as the first wine. Since 2007 vintage it became known as Clarence de Haut Brion. The result of rigorous vinification, Château Haut Brion's second wine, which comes from the same terroir, is perfectly balanced, developing lovely silky flavours of red fruit and tobacco.
Wine name | Vintage | Price | |
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Château Clarence Bahans de Haut-Brion | 2014 | 97€78 | Details |
Château Clarence Bahans de Haut-Brion | 2013 | 85€44 | Details |
Château Clarence Bahans de Haut-Brion | 2012 | 91€20 | Details |
Château Clarence Bahans de Haut-Brion | 2011 | 85€96 | Details |
Château Clarence Bahans de Haut-Brion | 2010 | 133€76 | Details |
Château Clarence Bahans de Haut-Brion | 2009 | 122€80 | Details |
Château Clarence Bahans de Haut-Brion | 2008 | 85€54 | Details |
Château Clarence Bahans de Haut-Brion | 2007 | 85€12 | Details |
Château Clarence Bahans de Haut-Brion | 2006 | 67€19 | Details |
Château Clarence Bahans de Haut-Brion | 2005 | 85€96 | Details |