Gastronomy
Domaine de Chevalier, Grand Cru Classé. A secret garden at the heart of the Graves.
Located in Léognan, capital of the Graves region, Domaine de Chevalier has ancient origins. In 1983, the property was acquired by the Bernard family, one of the world leaders in the wine and spirits market, and a major negotiator in fine wines from Bordeaux. It has been managed since then by Olivier Bernard. Domaine de Chevalier red is one of the flagship wines among the Classified Growths of Bordeaux. Domaine de Chevalier is recognized as one of the greatest dry white wines in the world.
Domaine de Chevalier is classified for both white and red wines.
Olivier Bernard has been at the helm of the property since its acquisition by his family in 1983; in 2022, he completed his fortieth harvest at Chevalier.
The vineyard covers 65 hectares in one piece around the historic residence inhabited by Olivier and his wife, Anne.
Domaine de Chevalier is classified for both white and red wines.
Olivier Bernard has been at the helm of the property since its acquisition by his family in 1983; in 2022, he completed his fortieth harvest at Chevalier.
The vineyard covers 65 hectares in one piece around the historic residence inhabited by Olivier and his wife, Anne.
