Chateau Margaux: Awakening a sleeping beauty

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Corinne Mentzelopoulos, owner of Chateau Margaux, gained the sole ownership of the chateau in 2003 after 25-plus years at the helm. Margaux's vineyards were established in the 16th century, making the property the second oldest of the first-growths, and the monumental neoclassical chateau, which seems to epitomize the identity of Bordeaux itself, was built in 1811.

Company Profile, Chateau Margaux

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No surrender

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The life and career of wine producer Bernard Magrez, who is determined to continue in his quest for consumer satisfaction, are discussed. He insists he will not surrender to criticism within the wine industry about his modern winemaking methods and aggressive marketing.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Magrez, Bernard

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10 young leaders

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Descriptions of ten of the most promising young potential leaders and entrepreneurs are listed. The young generation is bound to make waves, even in a winegrowing country as steeped in tradition as France.

Coustal, Isabelle, Faller, Laurence

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