Les Arums de Lagrange is a prestigious Bordeaux Blanc crafted by Château Lagrange, one of the great classified estates of the Médoc region in Bordeaux, France. Created in 1996, it was among the very first white wines to emerge from the Médoc, a region far better known for its reds, reflecting the innovative spirit of the château. Each 750ML bottle is distributed by Mestrezat and sold in cases of six.

The wine is a classic white Bordeaux blend of Sauvignon Blanc, Sauvignon Gris, and Sémillon, vinified in a style that balances freshness with texture. Following fermentation, it is aged for six months in half-new French oak barrels, which lend a supple creaminess and smooth complexity to the wine's naturally bright character. The result is a pale yellow, limpid wine with vibrant acidity and a lively attack.

On the nose, the wine delivers an expressive bouquet of white flowers, citrus, grapefruit, and hazelnut, with subtle hints of roasted coffee and toasted oak from barrel aging. The palate is pure and fruity, led by citrus and exotic fruit notes — including pineapple, white peach, and vine peach — that give way to a long, elegant finish. It is dry, well-balanced, and refreshing, with 13.5% alcohol by volume. The wine pairs beautifully with poultry, lean fish, pork, vegetarian dishes, and appetizers. Contains sulfites.