Médoc and Bordeaux Statistics
>> Wednesday, September 06, 2006
- Médoc 34%
- Haut-Médoc 28%
- Margaux 9%
- Saint Estephe 8%
- Pauillac 7%
- Saint Julien 6%
- Moulis 4%
- Listrac 4%
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