Chateau Ducru-Beaucaillou

Chateau rank: 1855 Medoc rating grade second winery (Deuxieme grands crus classes) Bao Jialong winery is located in the village of San Zu Li An, Bordeaux (St. Julien).

Its land was separated from the Dragon Boat estate (Beychevelle) in the late seventeenth Century.

In the early eighteenth Century, the name of the village was Bergeron.

Later, the owner found that there were many beautiful small stones in the garden, so it was newly named Beaucaillou.

Beaucaillou is equivalent to Beautiful Pebbles, beautiful little stone.

In 1795, Bertrand Ducru, a wine loving merchant, bought the village and added her surname to Ducru Beaucaillou.

This name has been extended to date.

Bao Jialong's Chinese name is derived from French pliteration.

Ducru is a person who brews a good wine. After he takes over the manor, the quality of wine develops every year.

His father-in-law is also the president of the Bordeaux chamber of Commerce, and of course recommends the son-in-law's wine in the upper class.

His father-in-law even went to the Bordeaux chamber of Commerce meeting to bring the habit of drinking water to the participants.

In the Bordeaux liquor rating of 1855, Bao Jia Long was successfully awarded the top two wear and became one of the best villages in San Zu Lian village.