Villegouge: Château Castagnac and Château Boutinet

Villegouge: Château Castagnac and Château Boutinet

The first selection is a property-specific profile: the exact title names Château Castagnac and Villegouge-Bordeaux, France. YouTube lists KOBAJ as the channel and 26 April 2021 as the publication date; the clip runs 108 seconds. Its description calls Castagnac a family-owned Bordeaux winery for five generations and says Lydia led the move toward organic production from 2018. The municipality independently lists the estate at Route des Acacias in Villegouge. The written metadata does not document every shot, so this review makes no scene-by-scene claims.

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Another view of Villegouge

This 28-second clip from Great Wine Capitals Global Network is titled “Château Boutinet, Best Of Wine Tourism Bordeaux2015.” Its available description identifies the Best Of category “Découverte et Innovation” and points to the estate’s website. The original page gives an upload date of 4 December 2014; that is the date recorded here, not a filming date. The municipality lists Boutinet among Villegouge’s wine estates. Treat the clip as a short recognition item, not as a current schedule, tasting menu or full vineyard tour.

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Another view of Villegouge

Great Wine Capitals Global Network published this 31-second Château Boutinet clip on 27 October 2017. The title names the environmental-practices category of the Best Of Wine Tourism 2018; the description refers to the Fronsadais slopes, a ruined eighteenth-century building, 23 hectares of vines, woodland and meadow, and a then-ongoing organic conversion. Those are statements in a dated video description, not confirmation of the estate’s present status. The municipality currently lists visits and tastings at Boutinet; contact the property to check arrangements.

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