La Clarte de Haut Brion Blanc Graves 2019

In 1533, Jean de Pontac (1488-1589) bought the title to the domain of Haut-Brion, giving birth to a wine estate whose illustrious heritage would be preserved and promoted over the centuries by four families. In December 1749, at the death of his father Louis, Joseph de Fumel (1720-1794) inherited Chateau Haut-Brion. Joseph carried on the work begun by his predecessors, increasing the renown of his wines in foreign lands. In february 28, 1801, Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord, prince de Benevent, purchased Haut-Brion from Jacques Pons, Marie Joseph and Laure de Fumel, the heirs of comte Joseph de Fumel. In 1836, following the difficult times faced by Jean-Henry Beyerman's widow, Joseph Eugene Larrieu (1777-1859) acquired the property at auction. Clarence Dillon (1882-1979) was an American financier and lover of France. The purchase would be concluded on May 13, 1935.

This wine is shipped directly from the Negociant's warehouse in Bordeaux to our temperature-controlled cellar. We do not sell grey market Bordeaux.

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