Château Lagrange covers an area of over 157 hectares. Over 110 hectares are planted with vineyards, making it a giant among grand cru classé estates. In 1855, however, the Lagrange estate was much larger. At that time, it could boast over 300 hectares—which was certainly a record in this area where estates are generally smaller. Lagrange once even included an entire village with a bakery, school, and church. The Lagrange Monteil estate is very old, and highly valued wine was produced here as early as the Middle Ages.