Château Lamargue is one of the most famous and prestigious wineries in the south of France, situated on a terrain of roughly 120 hectares. Château Lamargue produces a range of ten wines divided in two different typologies of product: A.O.C. Costières de Nîmes and Vins de Pays d'Oc.
The wines are characterised by the unique and incomparable flavour that the land, the location and the exposure to the sun of the Mediterranean give them. The Vins de Pays d’Oc are perfect in every occasion, from the most informal to those more refined. Whilst the A.O.C. Costières de Nîmes offer an extra touch of class, revealing themselves as the ideal wines for special occasions and important events.

The A.O.C. Costières de Nîmes range is made up of three fruity full-bodied wines and two intense, long aged and highly concentrated cuvées.
Château Lamargue Blanc A.O.C. made from selected fully mature Roussane, Rolle and Grenache Blanc grapes.Château Lamargue Rosé A.O.C. is a blend of Grenache Noir and Syrah, coming from low yield vines and harvested when the grapes are fully matured.Château Lamargue Rouge A.O.C. this red is characterized by a beautiful balance and a very long finish; it is a blend of three varietals: Syrah, Grenache Noir and Mourvèdre. Cuvée Aegidiane is a red wine made from a blend of selected Syrah and Grenache Noir, and it is aged for one year in durmast barrels. Cuvée Grande Réserve is a red wine produced from a blend of a special selection of Syrah and Grenache Noir. A ‘meditation’ of 15 months in durmast barrels makes its flavour unique. Produced in limited quantities, it is dedicated to the most discerning consumers.
The Vins de Pays d'Oc range includes five wines that fully reveal the personality of the grapes from which they are created: Domaine Lamargue Chardonnay, Domaine Lamargue Viognier, Domaine Lamargue Cabernet-Sauvignon, Domaine Lamargue Syrah and Domaine Lamargue Merlot.

Château Lamargue is situated in a magic and fascinating area, between ancient green forests and the coast of Nîmes. The area is known for its beauty and history, already preserved in the far XII century by the monks of the nearby abbey, and later with renewed passion by the noble family of Louis de Senilhac in 1764. Eventually acquired by an Italian family it is owned today by Gruppo Campari. Recently, Château Lamargue was completely restructured with a modern cellar, allowing a series of technological improvements of the vineyards, and so, a higher quality of production.

France is the main market, important foreign markets include Scandinavia, Germany and U.S.