My family's winegrowing history began five generations ago, in 1877, on a tiny plot of carignan between Autignac and Laurens. It was run with the help of a donkey and a horse, and the harvest was made into wine at the back of the family home by Jules-Anatole Cros, known as Costant, and his wife Anna, the first winemaker of the family. From this family history we have inherited know-how in the vineyards, with knowledge of our soils, our grape varieties, certain cultivation practices and expertise in winemaking. My father, Jean-Louis, arrived at the lead of Château Grézan nearly thirty years ago.
History continues and with it the know-how contunously improves allowing us to better satisfy those who follow us and love our wines. We continue to make progress while respecting ancestral wine-making traditions and be open to modernity, where the environment plays an essential role.

The vineyard is a family-run business, split 50/50 between the Faugéres AOP and the Pays d'OC IGP.
Faugéres AOP grape varieties: Syrah, Grenache, Cinsault, Mourvèdre, Carignan, Roussanne, Rolle.
Our Pays d'OC IGP grape varieties: Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Viognier, Merlot, Rolle, Muscat.