
Château Bellegrave is a family-owned Bordeaux wine estate in the Pomerol appellation that covers 8.5 hectares, composed of 75% Merlot and 25% Cabernet Franc, in the southwest of the appellation.
Although the Bouldy family has been devoted to viticulture since 1925 near Libourne, it was in 1951 that they moved to Château Bellegrave when Jean Bouldy bought the property. In 1980, his son Jean-Marie succeeded him, now surrounded by his wife Pascale and for the past ten years, his children Aurélie and Jean-Baptiste.
Jean-Marie Bouldy took an early interest in organic viticulture and in 2001, implemented new environmentally friendly practices in the vineyard. Château Bellegrave began its conversion to organic farming controlled by ECOCERT in 2009 and is now farmed organically.
At Château Bellegrave, the harvest has always been manual. Ageing is carried out in oak barrels from the Allier, during about 20 months.
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