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Château Bellevue

Saint-Emilion Grand Cru Grand cru classé

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German, English, French
Blue card, cheque
Pets allowed
Visitor parking
WC

The story of this beautiful Charterhouse dates back to the 17th century, when the "Bellevue fief" belonged to the Lacaze family. Louis Horeau, cousin germain of Jean Lacaze took over the property in 1938. When he died, his son -in -law Jacques Pradel de Lavaux and René de Coninck succeeded him.In 2007, Coninck's family sold its share at Château Angelus, which is thus alongside the Pradel de Lavaux family to exploit this magical place full of history. Appointed at the head of the exploitation in the year 2000, Nicolas Thienpont, assisted by Stéphane Derenoncourt, undertakes work to improve drainage and soil maintenance. As an extension of this work, the team of Château Angelus has watched over the destiny of the property, on the vineyard and the chai from 2007 to 2022 today.

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Adress

Château Bellevue
Château Bellevue
Ramonet
33330 Saint-Emilion
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Phone : 05 57 74 05 89
Fax : 05 57 24 68 56
Mobile : 06 10 87 99 91

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Contact at the property

Pradel de Lavaux Axel
Château Bellevue
Ramonet
33330 Saint-Emilion
Phone : 05 57 74 05 89
Mobile : 0610879991

Vineyard

Area

Soil type

Clay-limestone soils

Grape varieties

Merlot 100 %

Average age of the vines

Winemaking

Harvest

Manual

Types of tank

Concrete
Drink
Stainless steel

Ageing

New barrels 100 %

Annual average production

20000 bottles
150 hectolitres

Countries where the wine is sold

Germany Belgium Canada Spain Etats-Unis France Royaume-Uni Swiss China Denmark Italy Hong-Kong

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