Lagarosse is a small Bordeaux wine producer that owns and operates the Château Lagarosse estate in Tabanac, France. The company cultivates Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Cabernet Franc to produce three red wine labels: the premium Les Comtes, the classic Cadillac Côtes de Bordeaux, and the entry-level Douley. Lagarosse’s business model centers on selling bottled wine to international distributors on an ex-works basis, where the buyer manages logistics and freight. A key commercial differentiator is the company’s ability to offer curated sets of consecutive vintages drawn from its large inventory of aged finished goods. Lagarosse operates as a single-site estate, making it dependent on local harvest conditions and vulnerable to agricultural risks such as vine disease and adverse weather. The company sells almost entirely through export channels, with a primary focus on Asian markets including Japan, South Korea, and Southeast Asia. Lagarosse is pursuing a growth strategy focused on expanding its Asian distribution network and re-entering the U.S. market. To support this expansion, Lagarosse is investing in vineyard replanting to increase its maximum production capacity and renovating its winery facilities. While the company has introduced estate services like private tours and tastings, these activities remain secondary to its core wine production and distribution business.