Château Haut Lagrange

Frequently asked questions

Where is Château Haut Lagrange located and who is the current owner?

Château Haut-Lagrange is a winegrowing estate located in Léognan, in the Gironde department. It is currently owned by the Boutemy family, with Ghislain Boutemy serving as estate manager and oenologist. The estate was created in 1989 by Francis Boutemy and taken over by Ghislain Boutemy in 2013, marking the fourth generation of the family at the helm of the vineyard.

What environmental certifications does Château Haut Lagrange hold, and what is its philosophy?

Château Haut-Lagrange achieved Terra Vitis and HVE 3 certifications in 2017. The estate's philosophy focuses on sustainable viticulture, reflecting a dedication to environmentally sound practices. The estate strives to maintain a balance between tradition and modern methods in managing its vineyard.

What is the composition of the vineyard and the grape varieties at Château Haut Lagrange?

The Château Haut-Lagrange vineyard extends over 8.5 hectares, with soils composed of gravel. For red wines, the grape varieties are 55% Cabernet Sauvignon and 45% Merlot, planted across 7.5 hectares. The white wines are crafted from 50% Sauvignon and 50% Sémillon, grown on 1 hectare. Harvesting is conducted either manually or mechanically.

What wine tourism activities are offered by Château Haut Lagrange?

Château Haut-Lagrange provides a range of wine tourism activities. These include tours and tastings with or without prior booking on weekdays, and by appointment on weekends and public holidays. The estate also organises gourmet and discovery tours, tutored tastings, blending workshops, an escape game called Wine’scape, and a winemaker experience. Tours are available in English, Spanish, and French, and the estate is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.