Chinese investors are offloading Bordeaux vineyards at steep discounts after a decade of ownership, driven by declining wine consumption in China and stringent regulations imposed by the government. Properties like Château Latour-Laguens, once valued at 2 million euros, now list for just 150,000 euros, reflecting a broader trend of cultural and operational misalignment. As French buyers step in to reclaim these estates, the situation serves as a cautionary tale about the risks of speculative investments in luxury markets.