BOSSUGAN, Aquitaine, Address available on request

Nestled amidst breathtaking landscapes, the Château Lalene estate represents a treasure of French viticulture, combining an exceptional terroir with a deeply rooted family heritage in the passion for winemaking. Since 1923, Château Lalene has embodied the quintessence of French viticultural craftsmanship passed down through five generations, each contributing to the magnificence of this splendid vineyard operation. The château and its three dependencies stretch across 50 hectares, offering a majestic setting and remarkable expanse to this distinguished domain.

A Terroir Blessed by the Gods

Spanning around thirty hectares, the Château Lalene vineyard enjoys an ideal exposure, dominated by the south, providing the light and warmth conducive to perfect grape maturation. This clay-limestone soil, akin to that of the great crus of Saint-Emilion, is the cradle of exceptional wines, characterized by incomparable complexity and aromatic richness. The estate's privileged location contributes to the uniqueness of its wines, showcasing the perfect harmony between nature and human craftsmanship.

A Family Viticultural Tradition

For nearly a century, the family at the helm of Château Lalene has preserved and enriched a unique viticultural heritage, ensuring the ancestral know-how is passed from one generation to the next. This familial continuity is the pillar of its identity, with each generation striving to perpetuate and renew the viticultural excellence that has made the estate renowned. A profound attachment to the land, an intimate knowledge of the vineyard, and a passion for wine are the values that unite and guide them in their constant quest for perfection.

Commitment to Excellence and Sustainability

Château Lalene is not merely the guardian of a viticultural tradition it is also a committed actor in the future of sustainable viticulture. The high environmental value certification attests to their efforts to reconcile the excellence of their wines with respect for the environment. By adopting reasoned agricultural practices, they honor their heritage while ensuring the sustainability of the terroir for future generations. The estate, with its majestic château and dependencies, exemplifies harmony between history, wine culture, and nature, majestically spread across 50 hectares of fertile land and stunning landscapes.