Moulis-En-Médoc - Travel & Tourism Guide Moulis-En-Médoc

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Contrary to popular belief, Moulis does not derive from the Latin molinis, meaning "mill", but from moles, meaning "earthwork or masonry". The site has been inhabited for a very long time, as attested by the discovery of the remains of a 1st-century villa and an early Christian chapel. While its fortified Romanesque church, which preserves rare stoup stones and a tombstone of Pey Berland's mother, is well worth a visit, it's also for its wines. Moulis is the smallest Médoc appellation in terms of surface area - 610 ha in an 8 km strip - representing 4% of the total Médoc vineyard.

What to visit Moulis-En-Médoc?

ÉGLISE ROMANE SAINT-SATURNIN

CHÂTEAU MAUCAILLOU

CHÂTEAU MOULIN À VENT

CHÂTEAU BISTON-BRILLETTE

MAISON DU VIN DE MOULIS

CHÂTEAU BRILLETTE

VIGNOBLES MARIE-LAURE LURTON

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