Lagrange (Pomerol) 2000

Château Lagrange – also known as Lagrange à Pomerol – spans around nine hectares of vineyards situated across various parcels on the Pomerol plateau. Operating without its own winery, Lagrange à Pomerol conducts winemaking activities at Château Trotanoy. Grapes are meticulously handpicked to ensure quality, and traditional vinification methods, including fermentation in concrete vats and ageing in oak barrels, are employed to reveal nuanced subtleties. The outcome is a lovely combination of ripe red fruits, finely textured tannins, and the distinctive earthiness characteristic of Pomerol.