The name stems from the property’s crest (pictured, bottom), which features two griffins, and the new wine will complement Pichon Baron’s former second label, Les Tourelles de Longueville, which is made from a single Merlot dominant plot at the property, called Sainte-Anne.

36,000 bottles of the new wine have been produced in its inaugural vintage – 2012 – and it will be priced at around €25, including tax, around a third of the price of the grand vin from Pichon Baron in the same vintage.

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