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Set on the northern slopes of Margaux-Soussans, Château Labégorce covers 70 hectares of sandy-gravelly soils at the heart of the Margaux appellation. First recorded in 1332 as the 'Maison Noble de La Bégorce', the estate was fragmented during the Revolution before Hubert Perrodo undertook its painstaking reunification between 1989 and 2005. His daughter Nathalie Perrodo Samani has led the château since 2008, with a blend anchored by Cabernet Sauvignon (50%) and Merlot (45%). At Halles Quercamps, we have selected this château for the consistency of its vintages, the precision of its gravel terroir, and the rigour of a long-term family project. A reliable address for those seeking Margaux without compromise.

Château Labégorce is a dependable reference of the Margaux appellation, backed by seven centuries of history and a gravel terroir patiently reassembled by the Perrodo family since 1989. We list it at Halles Quercamps as a cellar staple you can trust vintage after vintage.

A domain born in the fourteenth century, reunified in the twentieth

The first recorded mention of Château Labégorce dates to 1332, as the Maison Noble de La Bégorce on the northern slopes of Margaux-Soussans. The French Revolution split the estate into three parcels for nearly two centuries. Hubert Perrodo reunited them between 1989 and 2005; his daughter Nathalie Perrodo Samani has directed the estate since 2008, maintaining the same long-term family vision.

Terroir: gravel and gentle slopes at the heart of Margaux

The 70-hectare vineyard sits on the northern côteaux of Margaux, on soils that are 70% sandy-gravel and 30% sandy-silty. The gentle slope ensures natural drainage and deep rooting. The encépagement is classic: Cabernet Sauvignon (50%) for structure and ageing potential, Merlot (45%) for roundness, with Cabernet Franc (3%) and Petit Verdot (2%) adding complexity.

Winemaking: precision in the service of terroir

Under Nathalie Perrodo Samani, the approach centres on parcel-by-parcel vinification, letting each soil type and variety express itself before assemblage. The result is a red of genuine appellation character — polished, elegant, and distinctly Margaux.

The wines of Château Labégorce

The château produces exclusively red Bordeaux from its Margaux-Soussans vineyard:

Château Labégorce Margaux — the grand vin; structured and age-worthy, with the finesse and floral character typical of Margaux.
Zédé de Labégorce — the second wine; earlier-drinking yet retaining the terroir's elegance, an excellent introduction to the château's style.

Both wines come entirely from the estate's own 70 ha in Margaux-Soussans.

Why we have selected Château Labégorce

We list Château Labégorce at Halles Quercamps for its consistency: the gravel terroir and disciplined winemaking deliver reliably across vintages. The sixteen-year reunification project and seamless generational transition reflect a seriousness of purpose evident in every glass — a château building quietly on a seven-century foundation, not chasing scores.

We recommend these wines to Margaux enthusiasts seeking a reliable cellar reference without the premium of a classified growth. The grand vin pairs beautifully with rack of lamb or aged hard cheese; the second wine suits roast duck or côte de bœuf.