Classification of Graves Grands Crus
The classification of Graves wines was not made official until 1953, and was revised in 1959. At that time, the "Pessac-Léognan" appellation did not yet exist, and was only introduced in 1989. The classification is not considered representative, as some great white wines are missing.
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