Chateau Carbonnieux in Bordeaux History : Thomas Jefferson’s favorite white wine vineyard

from Tune In to Wine with David Kohl : Bordeaux, Burgundy &; Beyond · host David Kohl

David Kohl recalls his visit to Chateau Carbonnieux, a Grand Cru estate in Pessac Leognan appellation of Bordeaux, where he was greeted by owner Anthony Perrin who proudly displayed their prized 1784 letter from Thomas Jefferson proclaiming Chateau Corbonnieux as one of the finest vineyards he had visited during his role as Ambassador to France. The beautiful label is framed in a gold oyster shape, as homage to the vineyard's proximity to the famed Arcachon oyster beds. #bordeauxwine #grandcruclasse #chateaucarbonnieux #thomasjeffersonwine #anthonyperrin

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