Guido Jansegers

The Path

At Château Mansenoble in Moux, the work is framed by continuity across roles and years rather than by any single break point. Guido Jansegers was liquidateur there from 2016, then served as ancien représentant at GFA Château Mansenoble in Carcassonne, France, in 2022–2023. Those posts locate the estate in the center of his practice and place the career inside the Corbières landscape before his current role as Owner Winemaker.

The Work Today

At Château Mansenoble in Moux, the defining line in the cellar is Corbières handled with precision. Guido Jansegers’ wines are associated with freshness, fruit clarity, structure, and, when the cuvée calls for it, time in barrel. The style reads as contemporary and balanced: not built for weight, but for proportion, depth, and clean definition. For the higher-end bottlings, rigor shows up in the cellar through barrel aging. That choice gives the wines form and resonance without pushing them toward excess. The reds are described in direct terms: serious, fresh, and full-bodied, with the fruit kept clear and the shape of the wine held intact. It is a disciplined approach, one that favors line, structure, and composure through the finish. The named cuvées make that approach legible. Réserve is marked by tension, finesse, and precision of flavor. Marie-Annick carries the same language of tension, finesse, and precision, and is produced only in the best years. Corbières Montagne d'Alaric 2012 brings aromatic freshness, a velvety texture, and a relatively light body. Each bottle points to a different register within the same cellar logic: exact fruit, controlled texture, and balance across scale.

Career - Owner Winemaker — Château Mansenoble, Moux, France - Liquidateur — Château Mansenoble, Moux, France (from 2016) - Ancien représentant — GFA Château Mansenoble, Carcassonne, France (2022–2023)

Signature

Guido's signature wines include Réserve, Marie-Annick, and Corbières Montagne d'Alaric 2012.

Acclaim

Recognition for these wines is attached to the bottles themselves. Réserve and Marie-Annick have both been singled out for tension, finesse, and precision of flavor, placing emphasis on line and balance as much as on concentration. Corbières Montagne d'Alaric 2012 extends that reputation in a different register, with aromatic freshness, a velvety texture, and a relatively light body. At Château Mansenoble, that shows a Corbières wine that can carry depth without losing touch.

FAQ What is Guido Jansegers's current role? As of 2026, Guido Jansegers is Owner Winemaker. Where did Guido Jansegers work before? Guido Jansegers's earlier career included Château Mansenoble and GFA Château Mansenoble. What is Guido Jansegers known for? Corbières wines.