Château Lagrange

Château Lagrange is a winery known for its Cabernet Sauvignon–led Grand Vin and a focused four-wine portfolio.

The flagship Grand Vin is a Cabernet Sauvignon–based red that sets the estate’s benchmark style.

Les Fiefs de Lagrange is the second wine, made from parcels not chosen for the Grand Vin, providing another view of the estate’s red blend.

Uncommon for the area, the estate also produces a limited-production dry white, Les Arums de Lagrange, from dedicated parcels totaling around 11 hectares within the property.

Together, these wines show the estate’s approach: a primary Cabernet expression, a complementary second red, a Haut-Médoc red labeled Pagus de Lagrange, and a rare dry white from dedicated parcels.

Château Lagrange stands out for its successful blend of high quality and accessibility, making it a favorite among wine enthusiasts.

• Vineyard Revival — Under the leadership of Marcel Ducasse and later Bruno Eynard, significant vineyard expansion and replanting efforts have led to improved wine quality.
• Extensive Production — With 118 hectares of vines, the estate produces around 23,000 cases of Grand Vin annually, ensuring availability without compromising quality.
• Diverse Offerings — A focused lineup—flagship red, second wine, a Haut-Médoc red, and a rare dry white—appeals to a range of palates without diluting identity.

• Where is Château Lagrange located?

  In Saint-Julien, Médoc, Bordeaux, France.

• How is Château Lagrange classified in the 1855 Bordeaux classification?

  It is a Third Growth (Troisième Cru) in the 1855 Grand Cru Classé.

• Who currently owns Château Lagrange?

  Japan's Suntory Group, since 1983.

• What is the vineyard size of Château Lagrange?

  Approximately 118 hectares of vineyards.

• What are the main grape varieties?

  Primarily Cabernet Sauvignon, complemented by Merlot and a small amount of Petit Verdot.

• How many wines does Château Lagrange produce, and what are they?

  Four wines: the red Grand Vin Château Lagrange (Cabernet Sauvignon–led), the second red wine Les Fiefs de Lagrange, Pagus de Lagrange (from the estate’s Haut-Médoc parcels), and the limited-production dry white Les Arums de Lagrange.

• What is the annual production volume of the Grand Vin?

  Approximately 23,000 cases.