Five top wineries in the world

Chateau Lafite was one of the top wineries when Bordeaux was rated in 1855. Together with Chateau Obien, Chateau Latour, Chateau Margaux and Chateau Maotong, which was selected in 1973, they are known as the "Five Great Chateaux" of Bordeaux. Chateau Lafite is considered the most elegant of the "Big Five".

Chateau Lafite has a long history, dating back hundreds of years. After the Seeger family came to power in the 17th century, the wines were greatly improved. After the death of the elder Seeger, their second son Alexander married another Bordeaux heiress from Chateau Latour, making their son Alexander the Younger the Prince des Vignes of the "Big Five".

Former US President Thomas Jefferson, who was obsessed with French wine, also spoke highly of Chateau Lafite. Chateau Lafite wines are usually aged in stainless steel fermenters for three weeks and then in new oak barrels for 18 to 24 months. The real wine of the chateau is rich in tannins and can be preserved for a long time.

The real Rothschild Chateau Lafite will have to wait at least a decade or so for the real thing to come out, aromatic, fruity and with a lot of flavor. Lafei fort Luo Si Chai Er is in qualitative and quantity all can be called on "wine country giant", on October 2, 1996 in Paris iron tower place raises money to decorate the auction of fund of United States law friendly house on, a bottle of 1864 Lafei fort Rose Schilder is padded the high price of more than 50 thousand francs. It fully proves that fine wine, like fine painting, is a permanent collection of art. The name of Rothschild at Fort Lafayette was once again famous all over the world.

Chateau Margaux

Margaux is powerful yet delicate, with elegant fruit and wood aromas well balanced and, as its owner puts it, "like an iron fist with a velvet glove, soft to firm..."

Chateau Margaux, located in the Medoc region of Bordeaux, is one of the most prestigious wineries in the world. In the 1855 rating, Chateau Margaux was ranked as one of the four major wineries, along with Chateau Lafayette, Chateau Latour and Chateau Obien. In 1973, Chateau Margaux was once again honored for its perfect quality and was awarded the first prize in the reassessment.

Margaux has a beautiful color, a sweet and elegant smell, a compact structure, a gentle and elegant taste, and an approachable. You will feel that it has a strong flavor but does not reach the head, and the taste of the drink is strong and not drunk. The real wine of Chateau Margaux is a kind of wine which is suitable to be tasted and experienced calmly. Some people describe the wine as a beautiful and graceful song, whose lingering sound makes people intoxicated.

Of the five top Bordeaux wineries, Chateau Margaux is as unique as the architecture, a perfect combination of elegance, charm and grandeur.

Chateau Mouton Rothschild was made a palace of art by great artists such as Goya, Cezanne and Picasso; Mouton Rothschild red wine has become a truly immortal wine because of its exceptional quality. It is this combination of art and quality that makes one of the most bizarre claret in history. The most successful winery combining art and wine is Chateau Mouton Rothschild. Chateau Mouton Rothschild is one of only five first-class wineries in France. The wine produced by the chateau has always been the best choice for wine collectors, especially its label. Since 1945, Chateau Mouton Rothschild has invited a famous artist to design the label for the wine bottle of that year, so each wine bottle is a piece of art.

Chateau Mouton Rothschild is one of Bordeaux's biggest attractions, a mecca for wine and art lovers from all over the world. Here you can not only buy the top quality wine that Louis XIV loved, but also visit the famous collection of paintings and precious original wine labels.

Located in the heart of Bordeaux's residential district, Chateau Obien has been known for its red wines since the 17th century, but its white wines are also rare and excellent.

Chateau Obion is located in the Pessacleognan region on the left bank of the Gironte River in Bordeaux. It is the closest of all the chateaux to Bordeaux. Historically, the grapes are the earliest to ripen, marking the start of the Bordeaux grape harvest season with the first grapes to be picked. The smallest of Bordeaux's "Five Chateaux", but the first to become famous. Archaeological evidence shows that vines were planted in the area around Obion as early as Roman times, but the first official record of a vineyard dates from 1423 onwards.

Obiang was once favored by many royal families and was known as the "star wine". In order to live up to the title of "star", the winemaker pays attention to the balance of Cabernet Franc and Merlot, and the wines are quietly aged in the cellar to ensure that they have their own character. Only the grapes grown on the land of Obiang can produce wines with this character.