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Brumont describes a steep southwest-facing site with rounded stones over red clay. It has no separate AOP or official Grand Cru rank.
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Brumont describes a steep southwest-facing site with rounded stones over red clay. It has no separate AOP or official Grand Cru rank.
Terrace deposits and the higher limestone causse form useful geographic contrasts; they are not two formal quality ranks.
Navigation group for Cahors and its Lot landscape.
A study route through distinct northern Pyrenean wine origins, from Béarn to the French Basque Country.
Mansois-led reds and rosés from the terraced Vallon de Marcillac in Aveyron.
Three distinct origins from the Marmande–Agen corridor to the Tarn terraces north of Toulouse.
South-west France around Bergerac in the Dordogne département, east of Bordeaux.
The Lot valley and limestone causses of southwest France: a Malbec-led red-wine origin.
Tannat-led red wine from southwest France’s Pyrenean foothills, with Pacherenc as the local white contrast.
A Tarn wine district with distinctive local grapes, still wines in three colours and contrasting white sparkling methods.