Château and Côte in Fernch Wine business


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Château means "castle" in French. When used in connection with wines, Château is always followed by the specific name of the winery. Côte means "side" and indicates the a slope where the grapes were cultivated and harvested. Different slops in specific areas can produce different qualities of wines on different years of harvest.

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