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Listrac-Médoc & Moulis-en-Médoc

The two communal appellations in the Haut-Médoc hinterland: Moulis with the gravel croups of Grand Poujeaux (Chasse-Spleen, Poujeaux, Maucaillou), Listrac on the Médoc's highest point with more limestone and Merlot.

7Wineries

Grape Varieties

Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot

Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot

Most Famous Site

Grand Poujeaux

Vineyard Area

1.200 ha

Harvest

September – October

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TERROIR PROFILE · Bordeaux

Listrac-Médoc & Moulis-en-Médoc Gravel croups in the hinterland

Moulis and Listrac: Chasse-Spleen and Poujeaux deliver Médoc class without Grand Cru prices.

MaritimeSlope: gentleCabernet SauvignonMerlot
What is terroir?

SOILS

Gravel / Sandlight, approachable

Gravel and sand drain heavily — vines struggle for water, wines turn fine, light and elegant.

Limestoneprecise, mineral

Limestone delivers tension, structure and a cooler, more mineral character.

Loambody-rich, velvety

Loamy soils give wines volume and a soft, velvety mouthfeel.

CLIMATE · Maritime

Atlantic, slightly less estuary moderation than on the Gironde.

TOPOGRAPHY · gentle

Grand Poujeaux croups (Moulis), the Médoc's highest point (Listrac, 43 m).

WHAT IT MEANS IN THE GLASS

structuredspicyvalue classMerlot share

Typical Flavours of the Region

Region aroma cloud

GooseberryNettleBoxwoodGreen pepperLimeElderflowerBlackcurrantBlackberryCedarwoodGraphiteBell pepperLeatherTobaccoPlumBlack cherryChocolateTruffleCedar
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Bordeaux overview

This sub-region is part of Bordeaux. The map shows all 23 sub-regions — Listrac-Médoc & Moulis-en-Médoc is highlighted.

Overview

Wineries7
Detailed profiles2

Typical Varieties

Cabernet Sauvignon
Merlot
Cabernet Franc
Petit Verdot

Terroir & Climate

Soil Type

Gravel (Moulis), limestone and clay (Listrac)

Top profiles

2 detailed profiles — all filterable in the list below

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which grape varieties define Listrac-Médoc & Moulis-en-Médoc?

The key grape varieties in Listrac-Médoc & Moulis-en-Médoc are Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. The best-known vineyard is Grand Poujeaux.

When is the best time to visit Listrac-Médoc & Moulis-en-Médoc for wine?

The harvest in Listrac-Médoc & Moulis-en-Médoc takes place September – October – when vineyards and cellars are busiest. May to July suits tastings without harvest bustle; many estates open their tasting rooms off-season by appointment.

What does the terroir of Listrac-Médoc & Moulis-en-Médoc taste like?

Soils: Gravel (Moulis), limestone and clay (Listrac). Together they shape structure, acidity and aromatics – see the terroir profile above.

How many wineries are there in Listrac-Médoc & Moulis-en-Médoc?

Cellarmap lists 7 wineries in Listrac-Médoc & Moulis-en-Médoc across roughly 1,200 hectares of vines. Every profile shows location, contact, grape varieties and, where available, vineyards, classification and visitor information.

Which is the most famous vineyard in Listrac-Médoc & Moulis-en-Médoc?

Grand Poujeaux is regarded as the most famous vineyard of Listrac-Médoc & Moulis-en-Médoc. The vineyard overview on this page shows which estates farm it.

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