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Alain-Dominique Perrin left nothing to chance to make Château Lagrézette one of the paragons of the Cahors appellation.

The wines come from ripe grapes, which undergo extensive extractions and very luxurious breeding: a classic style that has its aficionados.

Adhémar de Massaut builds a castle in the XV^Th century, on the ruins of a house. The building is named Château Lagrézette because of its location, upstream of the Lot. Château Lagrézette experienced a difficult period from the 1930s on. In 1979, the vineyard was coveted by Alain Dominique Perrin. He purchased the estate in 1980.

Alain-Dominique Perrin left nothing to chance to make Château Lagrézette one of the paragons of the Cahors appellation.

The vineyard of the Chateau Lagrézette consists of 3 distinct terroirs. The Terraces of the Lot are planted at 85% Malbec, 13% Merlot and 2% Tannat on clay-limestone soil. Only planted in Malbec, the property has 20 hectares in deep clay-limestone soil. North of Cahors, the Rocamadour terroir offers an clay-limestone terroir with a variety of white and red grapes.

The wines come from ripe grapes, which undergo extensive extractions and very luxurious breeding: a classic style that has its aficionados.
The prestigious Dame Honor cuvée is a tribute to Marguerite de Massaut, the first woman owner of the Château Lagrézette, in the 16th century, when the Cahors was on all royal tables.