Château Grand Lacaze
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Profile of Château Grand Lacaze, an estate owned by Jacques Schiff producing AOC Médoc wines in Queyrac. The main cuvée, Château Grand Lacaze, has an annual production of around 30,000 bottles.

Identity
Château Grand Lacaze is located in the commune of Queyrac, in the Gironde department. The estate is owned by Jacques Schiff.
History and philosophy
The Château Grand Lacaze estate is firmly rooted in the Bordeaux winegrowing landscape. Its owner, Jacques Schiff, has shaped the development of the property since 2002.
The appellations
Château Grand Lacaze produces wines under the Médoc Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée.
Find out more
To learn more about Château Grand Lacaze, consulting specialised wine guides is recommended.
Frequently asked questions
- Where is Château Grand Lacaze located?
- Château Grand Lacaze is located in the Bordeaux wine region, specifically in the northern Médoc. Its vineyards are planted in the commune of Queyrac, in the Gironde department. This geographical setting contributes to the identity and characteristics of the wines crafted by the estate, firmly anchored in the Médoc landscape.
- Who is the owner of Château Grand Lacaze?
- The owner of Château Grand Lacaze is Jacques Schiff. He took the helm of the property and has played a pivotal role in its development since 2002. His stewardship has firmly established the estate within the Bordeaux wine scene, crafting wines under the Médoc Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée.
- What appellation do Château Grand Lacaze wines fall under?
- Château Grand Lacaze exclusively produces wines under the Médoc Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée (AOC). This appellation is specific to the Médoc region, renowned for its red wines. The vines are located in the northern Médoc, in Queyrac, shaping the profile of the wines produced by the estate, which yields around 30,000 bottles annually.
The vineyard (terroir)
The vineyards of Château Grand Lacaze are planted in the northern Médoc, in the commune of Queyrac.
Flagship cuvées
The estate's principal cuvée is Château Grand Lacaze, with an annual output of approximately 30,000 bottles.
- Appellation
- Médoc
- Commune
- Queyrac
- Wine region
- Médoc
- Owner
- Jacques Schiff
Practical information
- Address
- Queyrac
