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Chateau Grand Mayne

Address: Château Grand Mayne 33330 Saint-Emilion France

Telephone: +33 (0)5 57 74 42 50

Website: www.chateau-grand-mayne.com

Email: grand-mayne@grand-mayne.com

Visits: By appointment only

Details: Grand Cru Classé, Saint-Emilion, 21ha (17ha classed), clay-limestone & sand on clay

Vineyards: Merlot Noir 76%, Cabernet Franc 13%, Cabernet Sauvignon 11%.

History:

The château at Grand Mayne (‘fine manor’) dates from the end of the 15th century, and by the late 1600s belonged to the prominent Laveau family. It remained in the hands of the Laveaus for over two centuries, and by 1836 had grown to 288 hectares. After the Laveau empire collapsed, and after a long series of different owners, corrézien négociant Jean Nony bought the estate in 1934. Today, Nony’s daughter-in-law Marie Françoise runs a considerably smaller Grand-Mayne with her sons Damien and Jean Antoine.

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Tasting notes:

2008 en primeur

2007 en primeur

2006 panel tasting

2006 en primeur

2005 panel tasting

2005 en primeur

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