Chateau La France provides romantic setting for the Chinese box office hit, "Jiang Ai"

By   2011-5-3 22:03:26

(Drinks Media Wire). Filmed mainly in the vineyards of Bordeaux, ?Jiang Ai ?is currently the most popular film in China with 7 million tickets sold.

It comes as little surprise that the producer chose the romantic setting of Chateau La France to shoot several scenes in the film. This delightful property nestles in the pretty, rolling hills on the right bank of the Garonne, a few kilometres from Libourne and Saint-Emilion and provides a perfect representation of that quintessential expression of the French lifestyle: a wine chateau in the vineyards of Bordeaux.

Li Yapeng and Xu Jinglei, two of China's most popular actors, star in the film, which tells of a love story that takes place in Beijing, Shanghai and Bordeaux.

Hopefully Jiang Ai will soon be coming to screens in Europe. In the meantime, we are delighted to know that 7 million Chinese people been introduced to this little corner of France and the chateau of the same name.

Owned by the Mottet family since 2009, Chateau La France is part of the aristocracy of the Bordeaux Superior appellation. Located in the commune of Beychac-et-Caillau, the property covers a 90 hectare block, 72 of which are planted for red wine, and 5 for white. The vineyard is made up of hills and plateaus, and has a generous terroir composed of alluvial clay and fine outcrops of gravel.

The ambition to make fine wines at Chateau La France goes back a long way, as is reflected by the density of the vineyard, with 5,000 vines per hectare, and its winemaking facilities that are worthy of a grand cru class?
Chateau La France produces mainly red wine, with small quantities of an elegant, crisp tasting white and a fruity, refreshing ros?

There are two red wines:
Cuv閑 Gallus, which accounts for about one quarter of the total production, is made from the best parcels on the estate. Matured in oak barrels, this is a rich, complex wine with fine structure, and is worth laying down for a few years.

Then there is Chateau La France's traditional wine, which is typically well-defined, fruity and elegant, with silky tannins. The expression of the winemaker's talent and the soul of the terroir, this is a classic Bordeaux, that also has the good taste to be reasonably priced.

Stay at the Chateau
Treat yourself to the chateau lifestyle by renting Chateau La France on a self-catering basis. Enjoy the exceptional charm of this peaceful, romantic setting with your family or friends.

You will be left totally undisturbed during your stay in the chateau, surrounded by its park with ancient trees. There is room for 12 people; a private swimming pool is also available.

Please visit www.chateaulafrance.com for further information and a video.

Press contact:
Lettres de Chateaux - Marie-Stephane Malbec
marie-stephane.malbec@wanadoo.fr
Tel: +33 5 56 44 63 50

Sales contact:
Bruno Mottet
Email:
bruno.mottet@chateaulafrance.com
Tel: + 33 5 57 55 24 10


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