Margaux Travel Guide

 black_mimi99 Says:  The origins of Labégorce lie in a large estate in the northern parts of the commune of Margaux which belonged to the Gorce (or Gorsse) family, perhaps as long ago as the 14th Century. 

 black_mimi99 Says:  The vineyard of Château Dauzac stretches over 40 hectares of deep gravel soil, overlooking the river, in the Margaux Appellation. The first appearance of vines at Dauzac apparently dates back to the XIIIth century, but it was not until the arrival of Thomas Michael Linch in... 

 black_mimi99 Says:  The origins of this the Cantenac-Brown vineyards lie in the 18th Century when, in 1754, Jacques Boyd, who was of Irish descent, acquired the estate. The Brown in question was none other than John Lewis Brown, who also owned Chateau Brown in Pessac-Léognan, and he acquired... 

 black_mimi99 Says:  The origins of this growth can be traced back to the fifteenth century when it was known as Lamothe. In those times the château was fortified and belonged to the Seigneur Monferraud. In 1802 the property was bought by the Marquis de Colonilla who pulled down the old château... 

 Winetraveller Says:  There are several options in visiting the wine chateaux of Margaux, but please be aware that you must call in advance to make an appointment at most places.The link i provided will give you an opportunity to recuire a brochure with telephone numbers, websites, contact... 

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