You are invited!
The Ledger and Vino Distribution are proud to bring this exceptional Bordeaux tasting experience to Bentonville for the first time.
During this walk-around tasting, guests are invited to explore Bordeaux at their own pace. Upon arrival, each guest will receive a tasting glass and can move freely between a series of tasting tables, where representatives will pour and present the featured wines.
Explore Prestigious Estates
The tasting will feature 33 exceptional wines from prestigious châteaux across Bordeaux’s most celebrated appellations, including classified Grand Cru: Pauillac, Margaux, Saint-Julien, Saint-Estèphe, Saint-Émilion, Pomerol, Haut-Médoc, Pessac-Léognan, and Sauternes, with vintages ranging from 2005 to 2024.
This is a unique opportunity to explore Bordeaux’s key appellations and classifications, compare vintages and terroirs, understand how these factors influence a wine’s style and aging potential, and discover the latest trends shaping Bordeaux today.
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Featured Estates
Domaine de Chevalier (Pessac-Léognan)
Château Malartic-Lagravière (Pessac-Léognan)
Château Suduiraut (Sauternes)
Château Troplong Mondot (Saint-Émilion)
Château Grand Mayne (Saint-Émilion)
Château Rouget (Pomerol)
Château Cantemerle (Haut-Médoc)
Château d'Issan (Margaux)
Château Marquis d'Alesme (Margaux)
Château Labégorce (Margaux)
Château Beychevelle (Saint-Julien)
Château Lagrange (Saint-Julien)
Château Pichon Baron (Pauillac)
Château Cos d'Estournel (Saint-Estèphe)
Your Wine Experience
Grand Tasting Ticket
General admission: $75
5 pm - 7.30 pm
Ticket includes:
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Access to all 33 featured wines
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A curated selection of charcuterie and cheeses
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The freedom to visit each tasting table and discover the wines at your own pace
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Access to The Ledger’s comfortable lounge areas to sit, relax, and enjoy your favorites throughout the evening
Photos By Jenn Terrell
What is the Grand Cru Classification?
A system created by Napoleon III as part of the world's fair in 1855 to classify the vineyards in Bordeaux. It's a strong indicator of quality.
If you see "Grand Cru" on a label you know it's a high-quality wine from a winery that's been around for many generations and has gone thru strict regulations to offer quality and consistency in the true art of wine. Most of these wines should age for at least 5 years before opening, but many of them benefit from more than 10 years of cellaring. Cheers!
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