Gaillac's Baurcal grape variety blends with Duras here. This is a pretty typical, textbook example of a red from this part of the world. A wine with plenty of ripeness, colour and depth of fruit. Inky and plump, this is a red for the full-bodied lovers out there.

Château Lacroux, situated in the Gaillac region of southwestern France, is renowned for its rich winemaking heritage. The estate benefits from an ideal climate, blending Atlantic, Mediterranean, and continental influences, which fosters the growth of diverse grape varieties. The vineyard spans approximately 35 hectares, featuring a variety of grapes including local favourites like Mauzac, Len de l'El, and Braucol - all very typical to the region. Château Lacroux is celebrated for its commitment to organic viticulture, emphasising practices to maintain soil health and biodiversity. Wine enthusiasts often praise Château Lacroux for its exquisite reds, whites, and fizz, which showcase a balance of tradition and innovation. The estate's wines are noted for their complexity, vibrant flavours, and aromatic profiles, as well as textural appeal, making them a favourite among connoisseurs and casual drinkers alike. A new winery here at GPD central, as well as in the UK.