Château Haut-Lagrange is located in Léognan, near the city of Bordeaux in south-west France, and has always been a family business. Today it is run by Ghislain Boutemy, manager and winemaker at Haut-Lagrange. 

The presence of vineyards in that area was established in 1764, although Haut-Lagrange was founded much later on.

The vineyards at Haut-Lagrange have a density of 7,700 feet per hectare, and are now over twenty five years old and have reached their maturity. Two white and two red grape varieties are grown here: Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon.

The vines are grown organically, with no chemical pesticides used. Specific equipment is used to conscientiously manage any pest problems, and great care is taken throughout the growing period to ensure a successful harvest and high quality end product.

All the grapes are picked by hand, and then the whites and reds each have their own process to be made into their unique wines.