Château Troplong Mondot is close enough to the town for idle exploration but removed enough to be a proper little oasis. First and foremost, the château remains a working winery. There are only ...

Merlot is one of the most important Bordeaux varieties along with Cabernet Sauvignon. It's fleshier and ripens earlier than Cabernet, resulting in softer wines with plush tannins and fruit. Bordeaux ...

Troplong Mondot has been known as a decadent Saint-Émilion wine that never seemed too heavy and it delighted many a Bordeaux wine drinker for that reason. The wine really came into prominence ...

The late author and Canadian historian Pierre Berton once told me that Troplong Mondot was one of his favourite wines. A red Bordeaux from the Saint-Emilion appellation, this 2007 vintage is a ...

Mostly Merlot at 89 per cent, with a mix of cabernet sauvignon and cabernet franc look for a spicy, peppery, black cherry jam nose with coffee, cedar, smoked meat and black olive aromas. Dry ...

carries an equally impressive selection of rare wines, including Chateau Latour and Chateau Troplong Mondot. These range in price from $2,599 all the way up to $37,999. Like most products sold at ...

I’m a guest for two nights at Troplong Mondot, staying in the estate’s newly renovated 18th-century Château; and this session, in its very sexy state-of-the-art winery, is one of numerous ...

“Even if these two wine regions are extremely close geographically, they are quite different in reality,” explains Aymeric de Gironde, CEO of Château Troplong Mondot. “The Medoc is very ...

followed by a vertical tasting of Mondot and Troplong Mondot wines. "Luncheon on the Grass" features a tour and a picnic lunch prepared by their chef. There's even a "Family Adventure", where kids ...

Merlot is one of the most important Bordeaux varieties along with Cabernet Sauvignon. It's fleshier and ripens earlier than Cabernet, resulting in softer wines with plush tannins and fruit. Bordeaux ...

“Even if these two wine regions are extremely close geographically, they are quite different in reality,” explains Aymeric de Gironde, CEO of Château Troplong Mondot. “The Medoc is very large, going ...