Shine by its absence.
Maybe this is it.
When the Saint-Émilion classification application closed on June 30, two leading domains did not return their copy.
Château Ausone, owned by the Vauthier family, and Château Cheval Blanc, co-owned by the Frère family and LVMH, passed the exam.
Another hard blow for this ten-year track record.
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Since the first classification in 1955, Ausone and Cheval Blanc - joined by Château Angélus and Château Pavie in 2012 - have formed the benchmark duo of the emblematic appellation of the right bank of Bordeaux.
Obviously, the renunciation of the two gifted destabilizes the institution, a bit as if Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic jointly announced their withdrawal from the final stages of Roland Garros, explaining that the rules of the tournament no longer suit them.
A "damn document"
Caprice?
Tired of these cumbersome procedures?
Refused to enter again into a circle of endless quarrels?
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