Château

Clos La Bohème

kloh lah boh-EM

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A young Haut-Médoc at Macau, planted by the enologist Christine Nadalié on land bought from her grandmother, first made in 2003, organic since 2011 and a Cru Bourgeois Supérieur in 2025.

Appellation: Haut-Médoc
Classification: Cru Bourgeois Supérieur
Châteaux: See it among the 629

The château

Christine Nadalié, an enologist, bought the land classed as Haut-Médoc from her maternal grandmother at the end of the 1990s, planted it, and made the first Clos La Bohème in 2003; it was recognized as a Cru Bourgeois the first time it was presented, in 2009. The vines stand on Quaternary Garonne gravel at Macau, near the classed growths of La Lagune and Cantemerle, planted to Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, with Petit Verdot since 2023, and they have been farmed organically since 2011.

The wine spends 24 months in French oak barrels, a long time for a Haut-Médoc, and comes to about 12,000 bottles a year. A second wine, La Petite Bohème, comes from the adjoining place called Nexon and spends 20 months in barrel on its fine lees. With Château Beau Rivage, a Bordeaux Supérieur, the estate makes up Vignobles Christine Nadalié. Clos La Bohème was a Cru Bourgeois in the classification of 2020 and rose to Cru Bourgeois Supérieur in that of 2025.

At a glance

Appellation: Haut-Médoc
Commune: Macau
Classification: Cru Bourgeois in 2020; Cru Bourgeois Supérieur in 2025
Owner: Christine Nadalié, Vignobles Christine Nadalié
Soil: Quaternary Garonne gravel Terroir of Haut-Médoc →
Grapes: Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot; Petit Verdot since 2023
Farming: Organic, since 2011
Cellar: 24 months in French oak barrels
Production: About 12,000 bottles
Wines: Clos La Bohème; La Petite Bohème
The house: Also Château Beau Rivage, Bordeaux Supérieur

Sources

Institutions: Alliance des Crus Bourgeois du Médoc: Clos la Bohème, the classification of 2025, the classification of 2020
Its own publications: Vignobles Christine Nadalié: the Haut-Médoc, the Haut-Médoc wines, the team

Revised October 10, 2026. How I choose sources

The record

Clos La Bohème is a Cru Bourgeois Supérieur, in the Haut-Médoc appellation.

The 1855 Classification was published on April 18, 1855, drawn up by the brokers of the Bordeaux exchange for the Exposition Universelle in Paris.

Source: Conseil des Grands Crus Classés en 1855

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