The Domaine de Baronarques Blanc is a stunning blend of Chardonnay, carefully handpicked from the finest plots of the Limoux vineyards. Bursting with rich aromas of citrus fruits, white flowers, and delicate hints of oak, this wine is truly a delight to the senses. On the palate, it is well-balanced with a refreshing acidity, delivering a harmonious combination of ripe peaches, apricots, and elegant vanilla notes. Aged for six months in oak barrels, this elegant white wine has a beautiful roundness and complexity, culminating in a long and satisfying finish. Perfect as an aperitif or to accompany delicate seafood dishes.

Tasting Notes

The wine has a crystalline aspect with a greenish tint. The complex and varied nose reveals intense aromas of acacia blossom enhanced with honeyed pear and citrus notes. With airing, it expresses perfectly ripe fruit mingled with spicy and white pepper notes. The fresh and crisp attack leads into a full and succulent mid-palate. Lime flavours dominated by generous, tangy fruit give a certain tension to the wine, which ends on notes of patisserie and flaky pastry. The long and elegant finish lingers on a thoroughly mineral freshness.

About the Winery

Domaine de Baronarques, in France creates wines in a setting. With a heritage that spans centuries this vineyard is dedicated to environmentally friendly and sustainable farming techniques. Experience the pleasure of savouring wine amidst the beauty of the Languedoc region.

The Domaine de Baronarques winery holds a place, in the heart of the Languedoc region in southern France. Its impressive lineage traces back to the century when it was established by the Baron Arques family. Throughout generations this winery has consistently crafted wines that are celebrated for their taste and flavour.

While ownership has changed hands over time one thing remains constant; a commitment to producing the quality wines possible. Today Domaine de Baronarques Winery continues to honour its heritage by employing cutting edge winemaking techniques that capture the essence of its unique terroir.

Nestled amidst a landscape blessed with a Mediterranean climate the vineyards provide an environment for cultivating grapes that give birth to their world-renowned wines. Meticulous attention is given by their team of winemakers who meticulously tend to each vine ensuring only the finest grapes are carefully harvested.

Once these precious grapes are gathered, they undergo a sorting and processing process utilising state of the art equipment. The winery’s dedication extends further during the aging process as their wines gently mature in oak barrels developing the flavours and aromas they have become famous, for.
Domaine de Baronarques is a treasure nestled within the Languedoc region. It's a place that wine enthusiasts, from all corners of the globe simply cannot miss when exploring the world of wines.

In times Domaine de Baronarques Winery has emerged as a frontrunner, in the wine industry. The winery has implemented friendly methods to minimise its impact on nature while still crafting exceptional wines.

Domaine de Baronarques Winery practices farming steering clear of pesticides and fertilisers to safeguard the environment and the wellbeing of its workers. Additionally, they plant cover crops amidst vine rows promoting soil health preventing erosion and creating a welcoming habitat for insects and wildlife.

Spanning across two regions Domaine de Baronarques boasts a total of 110 hectares of vineyards. The first location encompasses 60 hectares in the Corbières region known for producing top tier wines. The second location comprises 50 hectares in the Limoux region—another area, for high quality wine production—. Here too Domaine de Baronarques winery excels.

To conclude Domaine de Baronarques winery has a legacy of crafting wines while pioneering sustainable wine production methods. With their commitment to eco practices and their advantageous vineyard locations it is certain that Domaine de Baronarques winery will continue producing some of the world’s finest wines for years to come.

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