Château Lagrange

The first vines at Château Lagrange were planted at the beginning of the 16th century. Château Lagrange was classified as a 3rd Grand Cru Classé in 1855, and the vineyard's area and plots are identical to those classified in 1855 under Napoleon III.

Located in the Saint-Julien appellation, the estate includes around forty hectares of parkland and woods, as well as a lake. The vines sit on two Günzian gravel knolls, one of which is the highest point in the Saint-Julien AOC, in a single contiguous block around the château. The vineyard has been mapped and divided into 103 plots. A plot-by-plot vat room allows separate vinification for each plot, and bottling is carried out exclusively at the estate. Its wines include Grand Vin de Château Lagrange.