At Pauillac in France, Domaine de Lynch-Bages is a fraction of its name in ancient hamlet of Bages.

The terrain of "Batgi" is mentioned in the 16th century on the earth of Lafite. The vineyard is established and expanded by the family Dejean, Pauillac line of notables, lawyers, judges and merchants.

The great wine history began in the eighteenth century, when he became in 1728 the property of Sir Peter Drouillard, Treasurer General of Guyenne, who acquires Bernard Dejean. At his death in 1749, Pierre Drouillard left the estate to his daughter Elizabeth, who was then the wife of Thomas Lynch. The property thus enters the Lynch family. She remained there for seventy-five years.

In the 1930s, it gives the vineyard leased it to Jean-Charles Cazes of Chateau farmer already Ormes de Pez Saint-Estephe. It will purchase the two properties on the eve of the Second World War. Since then, Lynch-Bages is led by the Cazes family.