White wine from the Graves region of Bordeaux, France. Château Olivier Graves Grand Cru Classé 1976 Alcohol content: Less than 14 degrees Château Olivier is a historic château in Pessac-Léognan, Graves, located 11 kilometers south of Bordeaux. It is one of the six châteaux that are classified for both red and white wines in Graves. It is a beautiful château built in the midst of nature, including forests, grasslands, and vineyards, and it is said that "Olivier" was named after a person who once lived in this château. In 1953, the Graves classification was established, and Château Olivier was certified for both red and white wines. This item has been stored in my family's warehouse for a long time. There are no accessories such as a box. The label has peeling and scratches. Crystals of a component called "sediment" may be seen in wines of this vintage, but there is no problem with the quality. I think the condition is good as there is no liquid level drop, leakage, or cloudiness (as far as I can see). This is a vintage wine. Please purchase with your understanding. Country of origin: France, Bordeaux Year of manufacture: 1976 Alcohol content: Less than 14 degrees Contents: 730ml Importer: Mitsubishi Corporation #WhiteWine #Wine #MadeInFrance #Bordeaux #GrandCru #VintageWine #OldWine #AlcoholList○