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Cellar Offering C278
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The Languedoc-Roussillon extends across southern France from Provence in the east to the Pyrénées Mountains and the border with Spain to the west. The region’s consistent warm sunny climate makes it ideal for growing grapes. The best sites, on outcrops and mountain foothills, produce individualistic wines with personality. Corsica shares a Mediterranean climate but has its own history resulting in its own traditional varieties and styles of wine.
In the north of France, the country’s longest river, the Loire, is the backdrop to a series of wine regions along its banks stretching from Pouilly-sur-Loire, directly south of Paris, to Muscadet in the west where it empties into the Atlantic Ocean. In the north-east, Burgundy is home to the “Holy Grail” of grapes for many winemakers: Pinot Noir. Winemakers around the world try to emulate wines made in Burgundy with this temperamental and difficult to grow grape variety.
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