A Noble Heritage
From the historic roots of Rouillac to the present day: the legacy of the Briançon, Madaillan and Ponton d'Amécourt families took on a new identity in 2008 with the birth of Château Perrou-La-Baragoile.
Château Perrou-La-Baragoile — From the Heart of Bergerac
01 / Deep Roots
A Legacy Reaching from Rouillac to Today
In the heart of the Dordogne Valley stands a noble estate whose roots run deep into the Bergerac region. Château Perrou-La-Baragoile is a living winemaking culture spanning centuries, uniting heritage, terroir and craftsmanship.
Discover Our Heritage02 / Terroir and Nature
The Poetry of Stone and Limestone: Terroir
Named after the local word “Pierre” (stone), the Perrou terraces rise on a limestone plateau 120 metres above sea level. The clay lends body to the soil, while flint whispers a mineral depth into the wine.
Explore the Soil03 / Sustainability
A Deep Respect for the Cycles of Nature
Sustainability is one of our priorities. We are progressively introducing responsible water management, waste recycling and local sourcing practices, with the aim of protecting our vineyards and our terroir for the long term.
Our Sustainability Vision04 / A New Era
2025: A New International Chapter
Passionate about French heritage and fine wine, our new owners are investing in the long-term future of the estate while preserving its identity and history. The spotlight is on our wines and our terroir rather than on the owners themselves.
Discover the New EraLimestone and Minerality
The south-facing clay-limestone hillsides of Bergerac, combined with a temperate climate and abundant sunshine, lend the wines mineral depth and a balanced freshness.
A New Vision
Acquired from the Famille d'Amécourt in 2025, the estate now moves forward with an international outlook under its new stewardship, investing in the future while preserving its deep-rooted heritage.
Awards & Recognition
Independent Assessments
2016 Vintage Gold Medal
Concours de Bordeaux – Vins d'Aquitaine
Source →2009 Vintage Gold Medal
Concours de Bordeaux – Vins d'Aquitaine
Source →2015 Vintage Gold Medal
Concours Général Agricole – Paris
2016 Vintage Gold Medal
Concours Général Agricole – Paris
2013 Vintage Silver Medal
Concours de Bordeaux – Vins d'Aquitaine
Source →2003 Vintage Silver Medal
Challenge International du Vin de Blaye
2003 Vintage Bronze Medal
Concours de Mâcon des Grands Vins de France
2018 Vintage Bronze Medal
Concours de Bordeaux – Vins d'Aquitaine
Source →
Our Collection
Limited Vintages, Limitless Quality
The distinguished wines of Château Perrou-La-Baragoile. Every bottle carries the essence of the terroir and the wisdom of centuries.
Château Perrou-La-Baragoile
AOC Bergerac — Grande Réserve
- Alcohol
- 14.5%
- Year
- 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023
- Grape
- 55% Merlot, 30% Malbec, 15% Cabernet Sauvignon
Château Perrou Rosé
AOC Bergerac — Vin Rosé
- Alcohol
- 12%
- Year
- 2024
- Grape
- 100% Malbec
Saussignac
AOC Saussignac — Vin Moelleux
- Alcohol
- 13%
- Year
- 2004, 2008
- Grape
- 100% Malbec
Le Petit Bernajou
AOC Bergerac — Cuvée Spéciale
- Alcohol
- 11.5%
- Year
- N/V
- Grape
- 100% Merlot
Côtes de Bergerac Moelleux
AOC Côtes de Bergerac — Moelleux
- Alcohol
- 12.5%
- Year
- 2024
- Grape
- 90% Sémillon, 10% Sauvignon Blanc
Monbazillac
AOC Monbazillac — Liquoreux
- Alcohol
- 13%
- Year
- 2023
- Grape
- 80% Sémillon, 20% Sauvignon Blanc
Secrets of the Cellar
We embrace the shadows in order to reveal true brilliance. Our aesthetic philosophy strips away the superfluous and focuses entirely on character, texture and the intrinsic worth of each carefully aged vintage. This is an exploration of depth and desire.
A Legacy Reaching from Rouillac to Today
In the heart of the Dordogne Valley stands a noble estate whose roots run deep into the Bergerac region. Château Perrou-La-Baragoile is a living winemaking culture spanning centuries, uniting heritage, terroir and craftsmanship.
Discover Our HeritageThe Poetry of Stone and Limestone: Terroir
Named after the local word “Pierre” (stone), the Perrou terraces rise on a limestone plateau 120 metres above sea level. The clay lends body to the soil, while flint whispers a mineral depth into the wine.
Explore the SoilA Deep Respect for the Cycles of Nature
Sustainability is one of our priorities. We are progressively introducing responsible water management, waste recycling and local sourcing practices, with the aim of protecting our vineyards and our terroir for the long term.
Our Sustainability Vision2025: A New International Chapter
Passionate about French heritage and fine wine, our new owners are investing in the long-term future of the estate while preserving its identity and history. The spotlight is on our wines and our terroir rather than on the owners themselves.
Discover the New Era