St.-Émilion
Official Classification of 1955
The vineyards surrounding the town of St.-Émilion were not classified in 1855, but they were exactly 100 years later, in 1955, to establish a classification comparable to that of the Médoc. Although Château Ausone and Château Cheval-Blanc are considered the two outstanding vineyards, they share the designation "first great growth" with the 10 other vineyards. The grands crus list includes only the vineyards available in world capitals.
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| FIRST GREAT GROWTHS - Premiers Grands Crus |
- Château Ausone
- Château Cheval-Blanc
- Château Beauséjour-Fagouet
- Château Belair
- Château Canon
- Château Figeac
- Clos Fourtet
- Château La Gaffelière Naudes
- Château Magdelaine
- Château Pavie
- Château Trottevieille
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| GREAT GROWTHS - Grands Crus |
- Château Bellevue
- Château Cadet-Bon
- Château Canon-la-Gaffelière
- Château Corbin
- Château Curé-Bon
- Château Fonroque
- Château Grand-Barrail-Lamarzelle-Figeac
- Château Grand-Corbin
- Château les Grands Murailles
- Château Grand Pontet
- Clos des Jacobins
- Château La Clotte
- Château La Dominique
- Clos La Madelaine
- Château l'Angélus
- Château Laroze
- Château Laserre
- Château La Tour-Figeac
- Château La Tour-du-Pin-Figeac
- Château Moulin-du-Cadet
- Château Pavie-Macquin
- Château Ripeau
- Château St.-Georges-Côte-Pavie
- Château Soutard
- Château Trimoulet
- Château Trois-Moulins
- Château Troplong-Mondot
- Château Yon-Figeac
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