Ch. Tronquoy

This 30-hectare estate in Saint-Estèphe is only classified as a Cru Bourgeois yet its terroir has long been prized. Now part of the same stable as the illustrious Ch. Montrose, there has been significant investment here, with rising quality and wines that now offer excellent value.

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The property was established in the 18th century, taking its name from its first owner (François Tronquoy) and the place’s name, La Lande. The impressive château (which is replicated on the wines’ labels) was designed by Victor Louis, who was also behind Bordeaux’s Grand Théâtre. The property changed several times and fell into disrepair until it was acquired by Arlette Castéja-Texier and her husband Jean Texier in 1968. She restored the property, and the wines gained a reputation for their age-worthiness, if being a little stern in their youth.

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