Château
Château Sergant
About 22 hectares on gravel at the west of Lalande-de-Pomerol, held by the Milhade family for more than 70 years and now run by the Société Fermière des Grands Crus de France.
- Appellation
- Lalande-de-Pomerol
The estate
Sergant lies at the west of the commune of Lalande-de-Pomerol, a few kilometers from Libourne. For more than 70 years it belonged to the Milhade family, and it was sold when an inheritance was settled. Its operator today is the Société Fermière des Grands Crus de France, founded in 1979 by Joseph Helfrich and an offshoot of the Grands Chais de France group, and the estate is one of the Club des Propriétaires de Grands Crus.
The property covers about 22 hectares, about 21.8 of them vines, on gravel. The vines are more than 30 years old, planted 82% Merlot, 11% Cabernet Franc and 7% Cabernet Sauvignon, and farmed by reasoned methods that favor natural solutions. The cellar has been modernized since the early 1990s: temperature-controlled stainless steel vats in the vat room, and a new aging cellar and a storage cellar, both temperature controlled. The wine ages in French oak barrels, and there is 1 wine, Château Sergant.
At a glance
- Appellation
- Lalande-de-Pomerol
- Commune
- Lalande-de-Pomerol, at the west of the commune
- Classification
- No classification
- Operator
- Société Fermière des Grands Crus de France, of the Grands Chais de France group
- Vineyard
- About 22 hectares, about 21.8 of vines; vines more than 30 years old
- Ground
- Gravel
- Grapes
- Merlot 82%, Cabernet Franc 11%, Cabernet Sauvignon 7%
- Farming
- Reasoned
- Cellar
- Temperature-controlled stainless steel vats; French oak barrels
- Wines
- Château Sergant
- Earlier owners
- The Milhade family, for more than 70 years
Sources: Club des Propriétaires de Grands Crus, Château Sergant · Syndicat viticole de Lalande de Pomerol, Château Sergant
The record
Château Sergant is in the Lalande-de-Pomerol appellation.
Cru Classé
By invitation only.
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