Wine-growing
Vintage: Haut-Médoc
Classification: Bourgeois Supérieur (1932 & 2003)
Grand Bourgeois (1966 & 1977)
Membership : Académie des Vins de Bordeaux (1982)
Union des Grands Crus du Médoc (1983)
Alliance des Crus Bourgeois (2003)
Soil Type: Garonnaise quaternery gravel
Mindel I – II and Riss I)
(Gravel 85%. Chalk -clay 5%. Other 5%
Surface Area: Approximately 35 hectares
Production: 180.000 bottles 1st Wine : Château de Lamarque
50.000 bottles 2nd Wine : D de Lamarque
Varieties: 45 % Cabernet Sauvignon
15 % Cabernet Franc
35 % Merlot
5 % Petit Verdot
Pruning system: Double curtain (guyot), with three buds per cane
Average vine age: 40 years
Viticulture: – Soil improvement and fertilisation : Méthode Cousinié
« Plus d’équilibre nutritionnel des vignes pour moins de traitements » a more nutritive balance in the plants for less spraying
- Protection : reasonable combating.
- Pruning and debudding
- Green harvest
1. Deflowering in May (Merlot & Petit Verdot)
2. Unripe bunches in July (Cabernet Franc & Sauvignon)
3. Mid-veraison to mid-August (Cabernet Sauvignon)
- Eastern leaf trim at the beginning of July and Western leaf trim at the beginning of August
Vineyard creation: In existence since the XVth century
Oenologists : Jacques & Eric BOISSENOT
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