Bordeaux is the world’s biggest source of top quality wines. The 1855 classification can guide you to some luxury Bordeaux wines. In this article you also get tips for some good value affordable ...

In Bordeaux, a number of classification systems help consumers identify top producers. The first and most famous is the 1855 Classification. It ranked some five-dozen estates in the Médoc and Graves.

The broadening of the fine wine market beyond Bordeaux to not only Burgundy in France, but also Italy, Spain, the U.S., and beyond, is evident in Liv-ex’s latest “classification,” the London ...

St.-Émilion Classification. The most famous wine classification is the 1855 Bordeaux Classification, which only lists wines located on the Left Bank, such as Château Lafite Rothschild.

Graves is an appellation within the Bordeaux wine region in southwestern France. It gets its name from the gravelly, rocky, pebbly soil, which turns out to be great for growing wine grapes. It’s ...

Labeling wines isn't getting any easier in St.-Emilion. Just a week after a Bordeaux court struck down the Right Bank appellation's 2006 classification as unfair, the French senate intervened, ...

The French often say, “Why have something that is easy when it could be difficult?” I heard that a few times during a recent visit. Though I would swap “difficult” with &#82… ...

Bitter tears are falling in some glasses of ruby red Saint-Emilion wines after a Bordeaux court confirmed an earlier ruling throwing out the latest classification of one of France's best known ...