Formerly owned by the King of France, it was ceded in 1711 to the Chevalier de la Montaigne, who gave it his name: Château Bastor-Lamontagne. It is regularly categorized as a "Modern Sauternes" for its finesse, balance, and freshness. The 56 contiguous hectares of Bastor-Lamontagne extend across the prestigious Sauternes terroir, on clay and siliceous-gravelly soils. The vineyard's grape varieties
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