Vineyards Section

Gaillac Wine Festival in Tarn department
Gaillac Wine Festival in Tarn, a giant 48-hour wine party held during the second weekend in August to promote the delicious Gaillac AOC wines

Gaillac Wine – Appellation and Vineyards
Gaillac Wine, produced in the Tarn area in southwest France, granted an AOC in 1938 and considered one of the best kept secrets in the wine-growing industry

Bordeaux Vineyard and Wines Facts
Bordeaux Vineyard, planted by the Romans 2000 years ago and includes 6 wine-making areas that turn it into one the world largest wine producing regions

Saint-Emilion wines – Bordelais Aquitaine
The AOC Saint Emilion wines are produced in the nine communes and satellites vineyards listed as World Heritage Site and located around St-Emilion village

Pessac Leognan wines – Bordeaux vineyard
The prestigious Pessac Leognan vineyard near Bordeaux produces outstanding wines with a splendid aging potential that rank them amongst the great wines

Premieres Cotes de Bordeaux wines – Vineyard
Premieres Cotes de Bordeaux, an elongated vineyard located on the right bank of the Gironde Estuary producing wines renown for their character and finesse

Sauternes wines – Barsac – Bordeaux Vineyard
The Sauternes wines owe their particular flavour to the fungus Botyris Cinerea or Noble Rot and are considered the greatest sweet white wines in the world

Medoc Wines – Bordeaux Vineyard – Aquitaine
The narrow Medoc vineyard stretches near Bordeaux between the Garonne and the Atlantic Ocean and only produces red wines that are divided in eight AOC

Graves Vineyard – Bordeaux wines – Aquitaine
The Graves Vineyard, the 1st vineyard planted by the Romans 2000 years ago in the south of Bordeaux, an area considered the cradle of the Bordeaux Vineyard

Entre-Deux-Mers wines – Bordeaux Vineyard
Entre-Deux-Mers, a wine-making region part of the Bordeaux Vineyard and a triangle-shaped land of rolling hills separating the Dordogne and Garonne Rivers
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