Chateau Angelus
Bordeaux by Classification
Bordeaux arranged by its historic growth classifications: the 1855 ranking of the Médoc and Sauternes, the Médoc's Crus Bourgeois, the 1959 Cru Classé de Graves, and the classification of Saint-Émilion. Open any tier to see the châteaux we currently stock at that level.
See all Bordeaux wines →Note: tiers marked Awaiting stock are set up and ready, and they will fill automatically as matching châteaux are added and tagged. Saint-Émilion's classification is revised roughly every ten years; the tiers below follow the 2022 revision, which runs through the 2031 harvest. Ausone, Cheval Blanc and Angélus withdrew from that revision and are listed under Formerly Premier Grand Cru Classé A.
Margaux · Médoc (1855)
The Margaux appellation and its 1855 classified growths.
Margaux (Appellation)1 winePremier Cru Classé · 1855Awaiting stockDeuxième Cru Classé · 1855Awaiting stockTroisième Cru Classé · 1855Awaiting stockQuatrième Cru Classé · 1855Awaiting stockCinquième Cru Classé · 1855Awaiting stock
Cru Bourgeois · Médoc
The Médoc's Crus Bourgeois, in the three levels of the 2020 classification, from Cru Bourgeois up to Supérieur and Exceptionnel.
Saint-Émilion · Right Bank
The Grand Cru appellation, then the classified growths of the 2022 revision.
Saint-Émilion Grand Cru (Appellation)8 winesPremier Grand Cru Classé A1 wineFormerly Premier Grand Cru Classé A2 winesPremier Grand Cru Classé B2 winesGrand Cru Classé1 wine
Graves · Cru Classé (1959)
The classified estates of Pessac-Léognan, the 1959 Graves classification, whose châteaux are ranked for red wine, white wine, or both.
Other Bordeaux Appellations
The rest of the Bordeaux cellar, by appellation.