Château Mongiron

Frequently asked questions

Who is the owner of Château Mongiron?

Château Mongiron is owned by Jean-Michel Quéron. He manages this winegrowing estate located in the commune of Nérigean in Gironde, overseeing both the direction and production of the wines. The estate is situated at 248 Mongiron, 33750 Nérigean.

Which appellations are produced at Château Mongiron?

Château Mongiron produces its wines under the Bordeaux Supérieur appellation. This is the primary and sole appellation for the estate's wines, ensuring a distinct typicity and production standards specific to this winegrowing region. The estate's flagship cuvées, both red and white, fall into this category.

Which grape varieties are used for Château Mongiron wines?

Château Mongiron's vineyard is planted with several grape varieties. For the red wines, Merlot is predominant, complemented by 10% Malbec. For the white wines, the planting comprises Sauvignon Blanc and Sémillon. These varieties are well-suited to the vineyard's clay-limestone terroir and contribute to the distinct characteristics of the estate's cuvées.

How are the cuvées at Château Mongiron vinified?

The "Cuvée Noire", a red wine from Château Mongiron, undergoes pre-fermentation cold maceration followed by barrel ageing. The "Cuvée Prior du Château Mongiron", a white wine primarily made from Sauvignon Blanc and Sémillon, is aged on its lees in oak barrels. These techniques are used to refine the aromas and structure of the wines crafted on the estate's clay-limestone terroir.