Château Meyney
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75cl
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300cl
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James Suckling
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75cl
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Rene Gabriel
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1800cl
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Rene Gabriel
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19
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Rene Gabriel
19,0 / 20
1500cl
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95
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James Suckling
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300cl
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95
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James Suckling
95,0 / 100
75cl
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James Suckling
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75cl
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94
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James Suckling
94,0 / 100
600cl
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94
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James Suckling
94,0 / 100
300cl
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94
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James Suckling
94,0 / 100
150cl
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600cl
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75cl
150cl
JS
92
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James Suckling
92,0 / 100
150cl
JS
92
Critic score
James Suckling
92,0 / 100
75cl
JS
92
Critic score
James Suckling
92,0 / 100
37.5cl
150cl
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Established in 1662, Château Meyney remains as one of the oldest estates in the Médoc. Situated above the Gironde estuary in the Saint-Estèphe appellation, Château Meyney neighbors the famed Château Montrose. The estate is home to 51 hectares of vineyards planted on clay-gravel soils. The single-vineyard block cultivates 60% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% Merlot and 10% Petit Verdot. This Cru Bourgeois classified estate is now owned by a subsidiary of the Groupe Crédit Agricole – CA Grands Crus. Hubert de Bouärd acts as consulting winemaker, while Anne Le Naour plays the role of technical director.