Mark Lipton > wrote:

>> ... but what im looking for is maps like we use in the military
>> where I work. Here we call them 2 cm cards and they are really
>> detailed, i would like to see precise where the borders of the
>> winemaker/ chateaus grapefields.

> Wow!! That's more detail than you're going to be able to find
> on the Web, certainly. Even the maps in Johnson and Robinson's
> "World Atlas of Wine" aren't *that* detailed. Without question,
> the most detailed maps I've seen are in the Hachette Atlas of
> French Wines & Vineyards, but even there I don't believe that
> they delineate property boundaries. You might perhaps be able
> to find a specialty volume on Bordeaux that would show all the
> property boundaries, but I am not aware of one.

Broadbent's Bordeaux Atlas shows the vineyards of some selected
(top) chateaux, maybe half a dozen in AOCs like St-Julien or
Pauillac.

M.