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Plaimont: Building the future of Saint MontSponsored by Plaimont
Sponsored content A 'super cooperative' leading on sustainability in the Pyrenean foothills...
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The different shades of Cahors: The region’s Malbec rebirth and 12 recommendationsRejuvenated and raised anew...
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‘Nightmare’ wildfire in southern France hits vineyardsSevere damage in part of Aude area: 'The landscape is black...'
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Plaimont: Preserving the wisdom of the past – to shape the wines of the futureSponsored
Southwest France's famed 'cooperative of cooperatives'...
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What do Tannat wines taste like?Pour yourself a glass to mark Tannat day on 14 April...
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Plaimont – Where the past holds the answer to the futureSponsor Content Created With Plaimont
A beacon of collaboration and pioneering research...
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Cahors: panel tasting results'Progress has been extraordinary'...
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A perfect pairing: Gateway cassouletThe perfect wines for a hearty cassoulet...
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The Dynamic IGPs of South Eastern FranceSponsored
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The wines of Southwest France: a buyer’s guideDiscover this stunning region...
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How much do wine estates cost in the south of France?Have you ever dreamt of buying a wine estate in the south of France?...
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Alain Brumont: Steven Spurrier ColumnMadiran’s fighting bull
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Gascony: The Great Wine RouteTucked away in southwest France, with no major cities, airports or motorways, Gascony is the perfect place to get away from it all – once you’ve got there yourself. By GILES FALLOWFIELD
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The Decanter Interview: Alain BrumontA man defined by his persistence and tenacity...
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The Decanter Interview: Alain BrumontThe obsessive Madiran producer on the rocky road to success
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Madiran regional profile plus top 10 wines worth seeking out
Madiran still languishes in a partial obscurity it doesn't really deserve
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Cahors pins hopes on new fruity wine
Producers of France’s Cahors wine could soon be supplementing the range with a fruity, early-drinking version to be sold at an affordable price.
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French merchants boycott Californian wine in outrage at foie gras banWine merchants in Gascony in southwest France are taking Californian wines off the shelves in retaliation to the foie gras ban.
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Malbec pioneer goes back to the future with Cahors vineyard dealPioneer in Argentina heads to Cahors...
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Anson: Why Uruguay could be the new JuraAnd is Tannat a hipster Malbec?...
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Jefford on Monday: Marie Maria – a Madiran re-bootAn insurrection in southern France...
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Jefford on Monday: ‘Work together or die’Our columnist finds a hidden gem in south-west France
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Merlot ‘impossible’ in Bergerac
One of Bergerac’s most renowned winemakers has claimed that global warming is making Merlot impossible in the region.
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Hailstorm ravages Bergerac
More than 400ha of vines in Bergerac were destroyed by a violent hailstorm on Friday afternoon.
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New southwest France wine category
A new country wine category for the south west of France, Vin de Pays de l’Atlantique, will make its debut with the 2006 vintage.
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Madiran producer sells en primeurA leading Madiran producer is launching the region’s first-ever en primeur campaign in the UK.
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Malbec (red)
Responsible for the so-called ancient 'black wine of Cahors' in south-west France, Malbec is also a minor partner among the five main red varieties that make up the Bordeaux blend.
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First tasting of ‘lost grapes’ in southwest France
The first tastings of several rare grape varieties are taking place this week at the Grape Conservatory in Saint Mont, southwest France.
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Jefford on Monday: Greatness in Context
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