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Château Argentiès

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Located in Lagrasse (Aude), a small, secluded medieval village halfway between Narbonne and Carcassonne, the Argentiès Castle spans a magnificent estate of over 400 hectares, including 52 hectares of vineyards. The winery is an old building featuring a series of arches constructed over the centuries. The estate once belonged to the Abbey of Lagrasse, founded by Emperor Charlemagne in 778 and considered one of the most powerful abbeys in France.

In January 2011, the Delpech family acquired Château Argentièswith the aim of producing wines in accordance with tradition within the Languedoc appellation. In 2011, the vineyard and wines were certified organic. Legend has it that Alaric Mountain, located on the Argentiès estate, hides the treasure of three kings—Alaric, Caesar, and Solomon—guarded by a family of eagles, whose wings appear on the estate’s logo.

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