The vineyard of Château Lascombes covers 112 hectars and is located in the Margaux appellation. It is currently one of the largest vineyards of the Crus Classés from 1855. Its Château has an elegant silhouette with varied styles which combines elements of the 17th and the 19th century.

A long story

From the 17th century to the present day, ten generations of owners have succeeded one another; each generation has shaped the history of the Château Lascombes. The oldest known owner was the Chevalier de Lascombes, who bequeathed his name to the estate and the latest owner was, Alexis Lichine, a trader and excellent wine taster who is respected by his peers at the MASCSF. They bought the wine estate in 2011 from Colony Capital and became the owners. Their will was to raise the quality of the wines to an even higher standard and to thus perpetuate the work started by the first owners.

A style

Through their requirements and all the daily care that contributed to its excellence, Château Lascombes has reached the highest sales in Margaux. The wine is both firm and unctuous; it is a wine of great temperament and great care, which was born to cross the decades. The beautiful proportion of Merlot in its blend also makes it easier to drink when its still young. This wine is an alliance of power and elegance, creaminess and tannic richness: the Château Lascombes is a complex wine. Young, its deep color is always impressive. The palate combines finesse and mellowness with a very noble tannin grain. Over the years, you need to rediscover Château Lascombes to fully appreciate its aromatic complexity and to see its structure evolve to become more and more suave.