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A great name in Bordeaux vineyards, no longer in need of introduction, rightly dubbed the "Premier des Seconds crus". A very old Médoc property, Domaine was seized during the French Revolution, then divided into three Léoville estates between 1826 and 1840: Barton and Poyferré and Las Cases, the original Domaine of Marquis Pierre-Jean Las Cases.
During the 1855 classification for the Paris Universal Exhibition, Château Léoville Las Cases was crowned Second Grand Cru Classé, and became the property of the Delon family at the end of the century. Today, Jean-Hubert Delon is in charge of its management.
The vineyard of Domaine covers some 60 hectares, 55 of which are fully enclosed within the famous Las Cases enclosure, on a high-quality terroir facing the Gironde estuary. The soils are composed of gravel and the subsoils are gravelly-sandy, containing a proportion of clay. The grape varieties are 61% Cabernet Sauvignon, 21% Merlot and 16% Cabernet Franc, with an average age of 30 years. The wines are aged for 18 months in 50% new barrels.
Since 2007, Domaine has produced a Second wine, Petit Lion du Marquis de Las Cases.
The wines of Léoville Las Cases have left their mark on the wine world, asserting themselves as complex, refined and profound, aging with elegance.
Le Grand Enclos is a 55-hectare vineyard protected by stone walls. It was first cultivated in 1604. Located in the northernmost part of the Saint-Julien appellation, the soils of Le Grand Enclos have formed two hills that slope down to the Gironde estuary. Its proximity to the Gironde creates a temperate climate. The river, which has sculpted this site for millions of years, protects the vines from frost.
Beneath the emblematic white pebbles that can be seen on the surface, lies a Extraordinary diversity of soils that create a complex "Tetris" of interlocking layers. Among them is a significant proportion of clay and precious gravel, with varying depths and degrees of density.
Harvest period from September 9 to October 2, 2023
