The history of Château Gruaud Larose, which was then called Fond‑Bedeau, dates back to 1725 and was managed by two members of the Gruaud family. After the death of Chevalier du Gruaud, his share of the estate passed to Joseph Sebastian de La Rose, who renamed it Gruaud‑Larose. Between 1917 and 1935 the two châteaus were reunited under the Cordier family, who also own Château Lafaurie‑Peyraguey and Château Talbot. After several years of uncertainty and different owners, Château Gruaud Larose settled into a new era when Jacques Merlaut took over management—a position he still holds today. With about 82 hectares of vines, the focus is on producing organic and biodynamic wines, staying in harmony with environmental needs and respecting the planet. (illustrative image only)
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Garrafeira Nacional
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0.75 l | 1970 | 125.00 € | View Offer |
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Garrafeira Nacional
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0.75 l | 1957 | 260.00 € | View Offer |
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Garrafeira Nacional
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1.5 l | 1992 | 390.00 € | View Offer |
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Garrafeira Nacional
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0.75 l | 1921 | 890.00 € | View Offer |
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Château Gruaud Larose Cordier Saint-Julien Tinto Bordeaux is available from 125.00 € on Wine Radar, with prices updated weekly across Portuguese online retailers.
The lowest current price for Château Gruaud Larose Cordier Saint-Julien Tinto Bordeaux is 125.00 € at Garrafeira Nacional.
Château Gruaud Larose Cordier Saint-Julien Tinto Bordeaux is a Tinto from the Bordeaux wine region.
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