Located at the gates of Montpellier in the village of Lavérune and surrounded by 3 hectares of French gardens, the Château de L'Engarran is part of a very rich historical and cultural heritage in the Languedoc region.

The history of the Château began in 1632, with the building - an 18th century folly classified as a historical monument - and ... its vineyard.

Acquired by the Bertrand/Grill family in 1923, l'Engarran is above all a family passion, where women have played a central role for 4 generations. After the duo of sisters, it is now Diane Losfelt, owner and winemaker since 1984, who runs the estate, accompanied by her niece Emilie Grill.

Because they try to draw the best from the earth and the environment, they are committed to a sustainable approach, both in viticulture and winemaking, and are qualified in sustainable agriculture (HVE, ASCERT, Terra Vitis) since 2004. see more