Sociando-Mallet has long been a favorite of Bordeaux insiders, and it's easy to see why. Located on the same terrace as Montrose, Léoville-Las-Cases and Latour, it produces particularly good results, especially in warm, dry years.

Sociando-Mallet produces full-bodied wines with a beautiful dark and deep color. Its bouquet is complex, mostly dominated by notes of black fruit, a touch of minerality and a fine, well-integrated woody note. Often a bit “masculine” when young, the wines gain harmony and complexity with age. They are characterized by their freshness, straightness and beautiful length and are traditionally long-lasting.