Les Vignobles de Larose are: 4 estates: Château Larose Trintaudon, Château Arnauld, Château Tour de Pez, Château Larose Perganson 255 hectares of vineyards rooted in the Médoc across 3 production sites, 2 appellations (Haut-Médoc and Saint-Estèphe), and 5 communes: Saint-Laurent, Lamarque, Arcins, Cussac, and Saint-Estèphe A wide diversity of grape varieties: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot, Marselan, Malbec, Chardonnay, Sémillon, Viognier An annual production of 1.2 million bottles Distribution in France and internationally 60 employees (including 40% women) A trusted shareholder since 1986: Allianz Les Vignobles de Larose are the result of a long lineage of pioneers: The land clearers of great terroirs, Jean-Pierre du Pontet in 1719 and Henry de Laroze in 1838, who planted the vineyards of the Perganson estate and later Larose Trintaudon in Saint-Laurent-Médoc, alongside future classified growths of Saint-Julien and Pauillac. The builder, Count Ernest de Lahens, founder of the Médoc railway, who built the iconic Château Larose Trintaudon as a lighthouse in the middle of a sea of vines. The visionaries, the Forner family, who replanted the largest vineyard in the Médoc and expanded its reputation in the emerging French retail market and internationally. The pioneer, the insurance group Allianz, owner since 1986, who initiated a strategic shift towards sustainable viticulture as early as 1999, making Les Vignobles de Larose today a leader in CSR with recognised national and international expertise: The first French vineyard to obtain dual ISO 9001 and 14001 certification in 2003 The first European vineyard and first company in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region to obtain the AFNOR “Committed CSR” label in 2008 (rated “Exemplary” since 2010) For more than two decades, Les Vignobles de Larose have chosen an ambitious and sincere vision of sustainable development, embedding it deeply into every aspect of their operations—far beyond the standards of their industry. Today, this philosophy permeates all areas of activity: from vineyard management to quality of life at work, from reducing carbon footprint to welcoming visitors: No synthetic herbicides or pesticides Lightweight glass bottles Guaranteed defect-free corks Low-sulphite wines (<65 mg/L) 36% of the estate dedicated to biodiversity preservation, including hedge replanting to recreate natural field boundaries The first vineyard to implement a health programme including bi-weekly adapted physical activity sessions A strong commitment to training: 100% of vineyard workers trained and certified with a University Diploma in Pruning and Shoot Thinning A commitment to growing alongside the Médoc region: over 80% of purchases made locally, and a partnership with the social integration agency Ares Coop, which has already led to the creation of 5 permanent contracts Tourism & Disability label awarded in 2025 and Best Of Wine Tourism 2026 (Gold Medal in the Sustainable Tourism category) These commitments and values are embodied in the wines of Les Vignobles de Larose, giving them a unique identity. Wines with character, designed to give meaning to your emotions.