How to understand Bordeaux wines - part 3 - summary of Graves and Pessac-Leognan

The following wines from the Graves and Pessac-Leognan appellations have been described in previous posts (listed from most expensive to least expensive):

$39 - Chateau Haut-Bergey (92 points from Robert Parker)

$39 - Chateau Carbonnieux (91 points from Robert Parker)

$36 - Mejean Rouge (91 points from Robert Parker)

$35 - Chateau Larrivet-Haut-Brion (90 points from Robert Parker)

$30 - Chateau de Fieuzal (90 points from Robert Parker)

$29 - Cantelys Rouge

$28 - Chateau Luchey-Halde (92 points from Robert Parker)

$27 - Clos Marsalette (91 points from Robert Parker)

$25 - Chateau Rouillac (89 points from Robert Parker)

$22 - Chateau des Fougeres "La Folie" (90 points from Robert Parker)

$20 - Clos Floridene Rouge

$20 - Chateau Leonie

$20 - Chateau de Chantegrieve

$19 - Chateau Haut Vigneau

$19 - Chateau Bois Martin

$18 - Chateau de Rochemorin (89 points from Robert Parker)

$18 - l'Avocat Rouge

I think all of these wines provide good quality-to-price ratios.  From a Robert Parker perspective, the best values appear to be the Chateau de Rochemorin and Chateau Des Fougeres "La Folie" for under $25 -- and the Chateau Luchey-Halde, and the Clos Marsalette for over $25.  But be on the lookout for sales and discounts.  I found the Chateau Bois Martin on sale for $15 and have been enjoying it for the past year or so.