The twice 3-starred chef Yannick Alléno and Château Malartic-Lagravière have been working together for two years, driven by the same quest for excellence, purity of taste, mastery of technique and enrichment of terroir.
This long-term partnership has led the Michelin-starred chef and the Bonnie family, owners of this Graves classified wine, to think deeply about food and wi...
Originally named “Domaine de la Gravière”, this estate is located in Bordeaux’s most ancient winegrowing district.
Domaine de Lagravière, recognized since time immemorial for its excellent terroir, was purchased at the end of the eighteenth century by the family of Count Hippolyte de Maurès de Malartic. Serving the armies of the Kings of France, this Admiral fought against the English on the many seas of the world, showing special bravery i...
The historic birthplace of Bordeaux wines Nothing outstanding can be achieved without an exceptional terroir.
Château Malartic-Lagravière is situated on a high terrace that has been deeply etched by the Eau Blanche stream and its tributaries. It sits on 8-meter-deep deposits of gravelly soil dating from the Quaternary period.
The evocative name of ‘Lagravière’ underlines the great quality manifest in the soils of this vineyard, reputed for...
Respect for traditions and modern techniques
Designed with architect Bernard Mazières in 1998, the winery was one of the first to adopt a grape transport system entirely by gravity: after manual harvests and double sorting on vibrating tables, grapes are transported to the vats and then to the barrels only by gravity.
The vat room is also highly innovative.
Its octagonal layout houses 20 stainless steel vats and 10 wooden ones, all con...
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