Pauillac Travel Guide

 black_mimi99 Says:  this archaelogical site located in Saint-Germain d'Esteuil, 25 km from Pauillac. Nothing much we can see from this site, but it's good to know the history of this area. 

 black_mimi99 Says:  This Beach 35 km from Pauillac, located in Pin sec, on the Atlantic Coast, a wild, unspoilt stretch of beach, a hidden jewel on the South West coast of France. Mostly people come for surfing or learning to surf.And we can see several German bunkers on this beach. It's a very... 

 black_mimi99 Says:  75 km long, 12 km wide, with surface area of 635 square meters, the Gironde Estaury is the lagest estuary of Western Europe. 

 black_mimi99 Says:  You will see this fishing shack almost along the Gironde River. And its a nice place to enjoy the river view. 

 black_mimi99 Says:  In this Church has a wonderful ex-voto boat of 1836. 

 black_mimi99 Says:  Pauillac is at the heart of the wine counttr, surrounded by the distinguished Haut-Medoc, Margaux and St.Julien appellations. 

 black_mimi99 Says:  I saw this from the street and it's an Airbus on Board.... a big ship, freighted by river to Pauillac and then by land to Touluse. 

 black_mimi99 Says:  Château Cos d'Estournel is a winery in the Saint-Estèphe, not far from Pauillac The name Cos (with the S pronounced) refers to a "hill of pebbles" in Gascon dialect and the name Cos d'Estournel was given in 1810 by Louis-Gaspard d'Estournel. In the nineteenth century, he... 

 black_mimi99 Says:  This Chateau located in St. Julien, not far from Pauillac.Built in the 17th century, reconstructed by the marquis de Brassier in 1757 and extended by the Heine family at the end of the 19th century. Classical in its lines, the imposing facade, topped with a majestic... 

 black_mimi99 Says:  Pichon-Longueville was once part of the same estate as Pichon Comtesse-de Lalande. The two separate entities lie just west of Château Latour at the southern end of the Pauillac commune in Bordeaux. 

 black_mimi99 Says:  Though the traces of Pauillac is as old as the prehistory, in the 18th Century the vineyard of Pauillac become famous. A classic Pauillac wine is rich, dense-coloured, full-bodied and profound with an elegant mix of black currants and cedary oak that is luxurious and... 

 black_mimi99 Says:  When visit Pauillac, don't forget for the wine testing..... 

 black_mimi99 Says:  The quality of Château Lafite Rothschild needs no introduction. As early as 1815, Abraham Lawton had already designated it as leader: “I ranked it as being the most elegant and delicate, with the finest body of the three (leading wines)” he qualified in 1855. As to Château... 

 black_mimi99 Says:  With Facade of the 18th century on the marina, Pauillac has a unique architecture. So many testimony of the past we can found it here. An interesting walk along the old streets where small traders are setting up today. 

 black_mimi99 Says:  in 1777, escaping from the king's officers, La Fayette leaft France from Pauillac to go to America. There, his role was decisive gain of victory in the war of an independence of the United State of America. 

 lorgnierl Says:  1er grand cru classe 

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 black_mimi99 Says:  This Motel just infront of the Pauillac Port, and have a nice restauran beside... 

 black_mimi99 Says:  this BB just next to the church....