Chateau Lagrange

Since the 17th century, it has been marked on wine maps under the name of "La Grange" (meaning a small independent village). At that time, it was one of the largest in Bordeaux and was rated as third class in 1855. However, the fame did not last, and the economic impact of the Great Depression and subsequent wars slumped. Then in 1983, the acquisition of Japan Suntory made a wonderful comeback. Over 20 years of major renovations under the direction of Marcel Ducasse. Currently, Mr. Mathieu Bold and Mr. Keiichi Shiina have taken over the will and are aiming for a further leap forward.

最近のラグランジュはヴィンテージ問わずスタイルに⼀貫性があるように思う。明るい果実、質の良いタンニンと酸。美しい果実の表現に、フレッシュさ。素晴らしい。