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Of the seven regions: Medoc, Graves, Sauternes, St.-Emi-
ilonnals, Cotes, Palus, Entre-Deux-Mers; Medoc Is the home of
Chateau Lafite, Chateau Latour, Chateau Margaux, to speak
only of first growths; Craves, of the Chateau Haut-Brion;
Sauternes, of the Chateau Yquem (white); St.-Emiiionnais, of
the Chateau Cheval Blanc. Besides these very exceptional
products, 16 2nd growths, 14 3rd growths, 10 4th growths,
17 5th growths also belong to the classified growths. Then
come another 1359 Chateaux, Domalnes and Clos(1421 In all)
which produce the huge quantities of Bordeaux wines, red and
white, here mentioned :
Qualities
Bottles
900 Very Good . 716,625.000
901 Fair .. .. 537,750,000
902 Poor .. .. 357,750,000
903 Fairly Good 262,125,000
904 Perfect . .. 562,500,000
905 Good .. .. 536,350,000
906 Good .. .. 437,625,000
907 Uneven
686,250,000
908 Fair .. .. 405,000,000
909 Good .. .. 468,000,000
910 Disastrous .. 191,250,000
911 Good .. .. 399,936,500
912 Good .. .. 519,432,750
913 Good .. .. 412,875,000
914 Very good .. 668,137,500
915 Very poor .. 153,900,000
916 Good .. .. 381,037,500
917 Light,butgood 442,237,500
France without the Colonies produced
Qualities
Bottles
1918 Good .. .. 470,250,000
1919 Very good .. 636,975,000
1920 Very good .. 608,748,750
1921 Uneven (good) 480,500,000
1922 Light,excellent 899,087,500
1923 Good .. .. 614,250,000
1924 Very good .. 700,675,000
1925 Fair .. .. 644,734,250
1926 Good .. .. 487,497,750
1927 Fair .. .. 501,506,000
1928 Very good .. 589,727,125
1929 Remarkable . 571,715,750
Mediocre
318,688,625
Fair .. .. 478,257,750
Poor .. .. 478,455,250
Poor .. .. 421,052,750
1934 Good .. .. 855,473,125
1935 Good .. .. 527,974,800
75,143,622 hectolitres, or
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1931
1932
1933
9,392,952,750 bottles of wine In 1934, against 49,690,687 hectolitres in
1933.
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