Chateau La Conseillante

Chateau La Conseillante is an estate winery in Pomerol.

Old vines and low yields guide a small annual output, emphasizing precision over volume. Winemaking blends long-standing methods with modern tools to express site character, yielding wines noted for layered aromas and a supple, polished texture.

Chateau La Conseillante stands out for its blend of historical prestige and winemaking excellence, making it a beloved choice among wine enthusiasts.

• High-quality vintages — the 2022 vintage's 98-point rating highlights the consistent excellence of their wines.
• Elegant style — the wines offer a refined drinking experience.

• What type of wine is Chateau La Conseillante known for?
  Chateau La Conseillante is renowned for its Merlot-based grand vin, noted for finesse, elegance, and depth.
• Who currently owns Chateau La Conseillante?
  The estate has been owned by the Nicolas family since 1871, maintaining a strong family legacy and dedication to winemaking excellence.
• When was the estate founded and by whom?
  Founded in 1734 by Catherine Conseillan, marking nearly three centuries of winemaking heritage.
• Who is the current winemaker at Chateau La Conseillante?
  Marielle Cazaux leads the winemaking efforts, blending tradition with modern techniques to craft wines of depth and elegance.
• What wines does the estate produce?
  Chateau La Conseillante (grand vin) and Duo de Conseillante (second wine).
• What is the vineyard size and grape composition?
  The vineyard spans 12 hectares, planted to roughly 80% Merlot and 20% Cabernet Franc.
• What is the terroir?
  Clay and gravel soils that contribute to the wines' distinctive character and finesse.
• How many cases are produced annually?
  Approximately 4,000 cases of the grand vin and 1,000 cases of the second wine, with an emphasis on quality over quantity.