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The old wine estates luring Americans to Europe now serve food as serious as the wine
- The best table at a Saint-Émilion estate is on the terrace at dusk, where wine and food come directly from the estate's slopes and kitchen garden.
- Travelers now seek to stay on wine estates, eat what the estate grows, and meet the winemaker, going beyond just tasting wine.
- About 25% of winery revenue comes from visitors instead of wine sales, with two-thirds of estates finding this visitor trade profitable.
- Château Troplong Mondot, a Premier Grand Cru Classé estate, has a Michelin-starred restaurant using produce from its own garden, highlighting integrated estate experiences.
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