"Le vignoble de Gaillac"

The Gaillac vineyards were planted by the Romans along the sunny banks of the River Tarn. History reveals that the wines, whose reputation was safeguarded by the Benedictine monks, were widely appreciated in Northern Countries in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. In Tudor England, they were much imbibed by Henry VIII …

The wines of Château Larroze express all the typical local varietals of the region such as Duras, Braucol, Loin de l'oeil, in the respect of the tradition.

Soils nature

Silica clay soils on a mother rock of hard limestone.

Two amongst the best vineyards of the AOC Gaillac.