The chateau at La Lagune was Built in the early 18th century and the wine was already well known by that time. In 1958 the property was a mess. Financial hardship caused by WWII was capped off by the severe frost of 1956. In '58 the property was sold with just 5 hectares of vines to a M Brunet who began a program of replanting. M Brunet, too,fell on hard times and sold the property on to the Ducellier family of Champagne Ayala in 1962. Then in 1999 Champagne Ayala and La Lagune were sold to the Frey family. And the Frey acquisitions didn't stop there, as they subsequently picked up both Paul Jaboulet Aïné in the northern Rhône and the Château de Corton-André in Burgundy.

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