Baronnie de Coussergues

Baronnie de Coussergues is a family winery located in Montblanc, in France’s Hérault department. Its vineyards are cultivated on the grounds of Château de Coussergues, a large estate extending over more than 620 hectares, including approximately 120 hectares of vineyards. The estate therefore combines a substantial agricultural property with a focused wine-growing operation. The winery produces white, red, and rosé wines. The available reference description characterizes its wines as being made either from blends of grape varieties or with a pronounced use of oak. This indicates a portfolio built around several wine styles rather than a single varietal or one narrowly defined appellation expression. The estate setting and family-winery identity are central to the brand’s profile, linking its wines to the history and landholding of Château de Coussergues. Publicly available information about the winery is limited. The referenced encyclopedia material does not identify a founding year, founder, corporate parent, ownership structure, production volumes, distribution footprint, specific cuvée names, or current management. It also does not provide a confirmed official website URL. Accordingly, Baronnie de Coussergues is best described as a French family wine producer whose known activity centers on estate-grown or estate-associated production of red, white, and rosé wines.

Baronnie de Coussergues is described as a family winery in Montblanc, Hérault, France. Its production is connected to Château de Coussergues, whose grounds cover more than 620 hectares. Around 120 hectares of that estate are vineyards, forming the agricultural base for the winery’s viticultural activity. The available reference material does not establish when the winery or estate was founded, identify the family members responsible for its creation, or document changes in ownership and management. It likewise does not provide a detailed chronology of the château, vineyard plantings, winemaking facilities, or commercial development. The brand’s historical identity is therefore most clearly supported by its continuing association with the Château de Coussergues property and its family-winery status. The winery’s reported production includes white, red, and rosé wines. These wines are described as using blends of grape varieties or as having a high degree of oak influence. This suggests a production approach that encompasses multiple wine colors and styles, with blending and élevage choices playing an important role in the character of the range. No sufficiently documented information is available in the reference material to attribute particular grape varieties, appellations, vintages, labels, or export markets to the brand. The Wikipedia entry also places Baronnie de Coussergues in the context of lists of old companies and the Henokiens, but the supplied material does not state a verified founding date or provide enough evidence to summarize a precise longevity claim. Further research would be required to document the estate’s full history, legal structure, current ownership, production scale, distribution, and present-day commercial activity.

A family winery associated with the historic Château de Coussergues estate, offering red, white, and rosé wines made from grape-variety blends and, in some cases, with significant oak influence.

• Red winesWine

  Baronnie de Coussergues produces red wines as part of its estate winery range. The available description indicates that the wines may be based on blends of grape varieties or may receive substantial oak treatment. Specific labels, grape compositions, appellations, and vintages are not identified in the reference material.

• White winesWine

  White wine is one of the three principal categories attributed to the winery. The reference material does not specify the varieties used, the precise style, the appellation, or whether particular white wines are estate bottlings. The range is associated generally with the Château de Coussergues property.

• Rosé winesWine

  Rosé wine is included among Baronnie de Coussergues’s reported products. No individual rosé brand name, blend, vintage, production method, or distribution information is provided by the available source.

• Blended-variety winesWine style

  The winery is described as producing wines made from blends of grape varieties. This is a production characteristic rather than a documented standalone product line; the available source does not identify the constituent grapes or specific cuvées.

• Oak-influenced winesWine style

  Some Baronnie de Coussergues wines are characterized in the reference material as high in oak. The source does not specify the vessels, maturation periods, wines concerned, or technical winemaking details.

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