Chateau de Coussergues

Producer: Arnould De Bertier

The Château de Coussergues, a former Royal Manor has been in the Sarret de Coussergues family for thirteen generations (since 1495). The Manor is located about ten kilometers east of Beziers (Languedoc) on the last group of hills overlooking the Mediterranean sea. It produces Cotes de Thongue regional wines as well as Pays d'Oc and Languedoc Wines.

One of the oldest family owned wine producing estates in Langudoc, one of the largest too: 600 ha of which 210 ha are vineyards (160 ha planted in red, 59 ha in white grape varieties) - 14 different varietals. Produces only country wines (red white and rosé blends or varietals). Over the 5 past years, some of the wines especially the Chardonnay and Sauvignon blanc have won awards and received good write ups.

Potential for the near future : more Cabernet Sauvignon, Carignan and Pinot Noir.

Domaine de Coussergues produced wines of character and which offer great value. This vintage is no exception. Pale straw in colour aramatic and stylish in flavour and is softer than the sauvignons produced in northern France. Deliciously quaffable it has become a firm favourite with our customers. Dry. Served chilled. [read on...]

£6.95

Medium bodied red from this consistently reliable wine estate in the Languedoc. Attractive plums, cherry and black fruits on the palate with a touch of vanilla. Good value. [read on...]

£7.50

Syrah is very much the grape in fashion at present. This wine has classic smoky peppery fragrances with a typical red berry fruit, plum and a touch of spiciness on the palate. [read on...]

£7.60

Stylis Merlot with whiffs of red fruits and violets. The taste is well balanced, supple and rounded, fleshy and velvety with hints of berry fruit and a suggestion of chocolate. [read on...]

£6.95