- Twenty-five sub-terroirs, three grape varieties and altimeters that vary over several tens of metres
- The highest point of the region, culminating at 110 metres
- 43 hectares altogether, one of the appellation’s largest vineyards
- Merlot 85% – Cabernet Sauvignon 13% – Cabernet Franc 2%
OTHER SECRETS
- A global environment designed over time
- A dozen horses that roam up and down the vineyards between March and November
- Sustainable soil valuation analyses by Lydia and Claude Bourguignon, since 2007
- Preservation of the biodiversity for more than 20 years thanks to the hedges, the forests and the walls that shelter the fauna
- A vineyard created in 1700, a château built in 1745
- A surname: that of Raymond-Théodore Troplong who shaped the identity and the configuration of the estate and that of his nephew, Edouard, who added his surname onto the existing one, thus creating Troplong Mondot.
- Charismatic figures, such as Christine Valette, embodied the freedom of spirit, the determination and the elegant generosity for which the property is still renowned.
- An enduring commitment towards our environment, a respectful vision that has been thoroughly conveyed season after season, to prepare the future.
