2018 Reviews: “This is a rich, juicy and structured wine. Bold tannins combine with black-currant flavors to give a ripe wine, equally solid with fruit and tannin. It should develop well, bringing out fruit and smoothing the texture. Drink from 2024.”

Formerly part of the estate of Bourgneuf, the first mention of Château Grange-Neuve was at the end of the 19th century by the grandfather of the current owners. Over time the vineyard has been enlarged and today it spans 12 hectares situated on the west side of Pomerol. The soil consists of silica on the surface and iron underneath (called “crasse de fer”) which is very typical of the terroir of Pomerol. The entire vineyard was replanted following the great frost of 1956. Chateau Grange-Neuve is surrounded by Chateau Latour, Chateau Bourgneuf, and Chateau La Pointe.