Ch. Gruaud Larose・Ch. Gruaud Larose・1995

At the time of the classification in 1855, this venerable second-class chateau was allowed to print ``King's Wine, King of Wine'' on the label because its transaction price was second to first-class chateaus. It has both elegance and strength that can withstand long-term aging. It is characterized by a well-balanced and rich flavor with beautiful acidity, and it has a well-balanced balance between the elegance and suppleness of Margaux and the robust and profound style of Pauillac.