A family home to successive generations, Chateau Cap Leon Veyrin was once two separate chateaux, Chateau Cap Léon and Château du Domaine de Veyrin.
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 The Meyres bought this property in 1985, and its name is a nod to Julien, their son. Neighbouring the Saint Julien terroir, the vines grow in the gravelly loam soil that gives the Haut Medoc wines their reputation.
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 Chateau Bibian is one of the oldest and most renowned vineyards in Listrac and first belonged to Pierre-Henri Bibian. In 1987, the property was then taken over by Jean Tigana, pillar of Bordeaux football club.
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