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Chateau Latour for saleBordeaux first growth property Chateau Latour is reported to be for sale, and French mogul Bernard Magrez may be among its suitors.
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January’s top news stories from decanter.com
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Cheval Blanc to build ‘contemporary’ winery
Chateau Cheval Blanc, the Premier Grand Cru Classe property in St-Emilion, is to build a new, ‘contemporary’ winery next year.
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Magrez sells Bergerac vineyard, buys in the Douro
Bernard Magrez, owner of Chateau Pape Clement in Bordeaux and 34 other estates worldwide, has sold his Bergerac property Domaine des Songes, and bought a vineyard in the Douro Valley.
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Chateau Phelan Segur sells vineyards to Montrose
Thierry Gardinier, owner of Chateau Phelan Ségur in Saint Estèphe, has sold 22 hectares of his property to neighbour Martin Bouygues of Chateau Montrose.
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Browett of Farr Vintners buys football clubFarr Vintners chairman Stephen Browett has added a new property to his portfolio – Crystal Palace Football Club.
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Telmo Rodriguez goes back to Remelluri
Remelluri's Telmo Rodriguez has returned to take charge of the property at which he was winemaker a decade ago.
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Bisol ready to pick first grapes from Venetian islandProsecco producer Bisol will pick the first commercial vintage at its property in the Venetian lagoon this week.
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Chinese film star buys St Emilion propertyChinese film star Zhao Wei has bought a St Emilion chateau for an undisclosed price.
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Domaine de Chevalier’s Olivier Bernard plots new projectOlivier Bernard, head of renowned Graves property Domaine de Chevalier, has bought a number of plots in Pessac-Léognan to be used in a new wine project.
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Second wine
Second-quality wine from a property (particularly in Bordeaux),
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Estate bottled
Mainly New World term, used to indicate that the wine was bottled on the property
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Bernard Magrez buys rosé domaineWine and spirits magnate Bernard Magrez has bought his 36th property - a rosé-producing domaine in the Côte de Provence - for an undisclosed sum.
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Rauzan Segla owners buy second Saint Emilion estateThe Wertheimer family, owners of luxury goods house Chanel, and Chateau Rauzan Segla in Margaux, have bought the estate neighbouring their classified Saint Emilion property Chateau Canon.
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Patricia Kluge leaves her Virginia wineryPatricia Kluge has left the winery she used to own a year after US property billionaire and former presidential candidate Donald Trump bought it in a foreclosure deal.
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Evening Land buys Beaune propertyUS-based wine producer Evening Land Vineyards has purchased Château de Bligny in Bligny-lès-Beaune.
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Calon Segur family wanted properties to go to French companyThe Capbern-Gasqueton family of Calon-Segur was 'reassured' that its properties would remain in French hands, its new owners said today.
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Stephanie de Bouard: Angelus will refocus on traditional marketsStephanie de Bouard, the new deputy managing director at Chateau Angelus, will make the property’s traditional markets her main focus.
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Entre-deux-Mers property sold to Chinese industrialistChateau Bel-Air in Entre-deux-Mers has been sold to Shanghai industrialist Zhi Gen Lai.
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Pavie and Angelus promoted in new St Emilion ClassificationChateau Pavie’s owner Gerard Perse was 'overcome with emotion' as his property's promotion to St Emilion Premier Grand Cru Classé A was confirmed today.
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Chateau Bellefont-Belcier to be sold to Chinese investorChateau Bellefont-Belcier, a Saint Emilion Grand Cru Classe, is the latest property - and the first classified growth - to be sold to a Chinese purchaser.
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Haut Brion finally buys neighbouring propertyDomaine Clarence Dillon, owner of Chateau Haut-Brion, has bought a property neighbouring the renowned Graves first growth.
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New UGC president Olivier Bernard calls for closer cooperation between chateaux and negotiants
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Jacky Lorenzetti buys Chateau Behere vinesProperty magnate Jacky Lorenzetti has beaten at least one First Growth in a fierce bidding war for Pauillac estate Chateau Béheré, whose vineyards lie next door to Chateau Mouton-Rothschild.
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Chateau Loudenne’s new Chinese owners planning luxury hotelThe Moutai Group, owners of Chateau Loudenne in Saint-Yzans-de-Medoc since April 2013, are planning to open a luxury hotel on the property.
