Graves cru classé

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Graves cru classé is a prestigious classification for high-quality wines from the Graves region of Bordeaux, France, recognized for their superior terroir and winemaking.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bordeaux wine classification
wine classification
appliesTo red wines
white wines
associatedWith Pessac-Léognan AOC
linked to: Pessac-Léognan
classificationRevisionYear 1959
classificationType château-based classification
classificationYear 1953
country France
distinctFrom 1855 Bordeaux classification
Cru bourgeois
Saint-Émilion classification
governingBody French wine authorities
grapeVarietiesInclude Cabernet Franc
Cabernet Sauvignon
Merlot
Muscadelle
Petit Verdot
Sauvignon Blanc
Sémillon
language French
legalStatus official classification
locatedIn Bordeaux
France
Gironde department
Graves
Nouvelle-Aquitaine
marketPosition premium Bordeaux wines
notableFor age-worthy red wines
complex white wines
numberOfClassifiedEstates 16
partOf Graves wine region
qualityLevel high-end
recognizedFor high-quality wines
prestige
superior terroir
region Graves
scope single level classification
subregion Pessac-Léognan
terroirFeatures gravel soils
well-drained vineyards
translation Classed growths of Graves
usedFor wine labeling
usedSince mid-20th century
wineLawFramework AOC system of France
wineRegion Bordeaux
wineStyle dry red wine
dry white wine

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Château de Haut-Bailly classification Graves cru classé