The history of Château Lagrange began with Jean Valère Cabarrus, who bought the estate in 1796 and extended it before selling it in 1825. The estate then went through difficult times (war, wine crises and economic recession) and numerous owners came and went. Since its purchase in 1983 by the Japanese Suntory Group and management by Marcel Ducasse, the priority has been on restoring the value of the vineyard and modernizing the winemaking facilities. All this has contributed to making Château Lagrange one of the top Saint-Julien wines. Les Fiefs de Lagrange is an ideal second wine, it displays all the finesse, elegance and balance of this prestigious terroir.

Blend: 47% Cabernet Sauvignon, 44% Merlot, 9%  Petit Verdot

A beautiful harmony between crisp black fruit and aromatic intensity, with soft tannins and a lovely freshness.
Visually, the wine is an intense red with violet highlights.
On the nose, black fruit aromas emerge, including blackcurrant and cherry, followed by woody and vanilla notes.
On the palate, the attack is direct and fruity, combined with a beautiful freshness.