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A family succession finds a route to market
Paul Parlange took over his family’s property in Saint-Caprais-de-Bordeaux during the wine crisis and launched Clos des Gommiers in 2022 at €37 a bottle. According to actu.fr, the wine secured a placement at the world’s best restaurant.
The story shows how a small producer can build demand despite the wider Bordeaux downturn and the image problems attached to less celebrated appellations. Direct commercial validation can matter as much as regional promotion for estates operating outside the prestige tiers.
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Bordeaux captures 41% of Liv-ex trade
According to Liv-ex, Bordeaux accounted for 41% of traded value during the week, with the 2019 and 2020 vintages the top-traded by value. The 2005, 2006 and 2009 vintages also traded actively.
Bordeaux strengthened its market lead, but the regional split in purchasing shows that demand remains uneven. The activity in 2019 and 2020 also gives merchants a useful signal on where current buying interest is concentrated.
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Margaux records more bats and beesA new inventory found 36% more bats and 15% more bees in the
Margaux vineyard than in 2015, following a decade of expanded biodiversity initiatives.The findings offer a measurable result from appellation-level environmental work. They also provide a benchmark for assessing whether biodiversity programs can produce sustained changes across a major classified-growth landscape.
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Château Haut-Batailley , aPauillac fifth growth, has undergone changes since the Cazes family bought it in 2017, including its distinctive pink winery walls.Estate profiles can reveal how individual
Pauillac properties distinguish themselves beyond classification and appellation. Here, architecture and operating philosophy form part of Haut-Batailley’s public identity.
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