Taking root on the borders of the Landes and the Atlantic Pyrenees, the vineyards of the southwest follow one another to the foothills of the Massif Central. Under oceanic influence and benefiting from the proximity of the Pyrenees, these wine-growing lands form an archipelago of appellations which ends at the eastern limit where the Occitanie region switches to a Mediterranean climate. The great wines of the South-West are named Madiran, Cotes de Gascony, Fronton, Cahors ou Gaillac. All are presented as so many specific terroirs that produce very different wines. Forming islets across the territory, each appellation is distinguished by the geological quality of its soil and the native grape varieties that characterize it.
South West Wines and Spirits
Armagnac & Floc de Gascogne
In Occitania, the Armagnac vineyard extends over the department of Gers while straddling the limits of Landes and...
Wines from the Coteaux du Quercy
The Coteaux du Quercy form an appellation highly determined by its terroir. Cahors marks the northern limit, Montauban fixes...
Saint Mont wines
Wine-growing region: South-West wines. AOP/AOC: Saint-Mont. Vinification: red wine | rosé wine | White wine. Grapes...
Cahors wine
Wine-growing region: South-West AOP/AOC wines: Cahors Vinification: red wine. Main grape variety: Malbec (or Cot) Grapes...
Côtes de Gascogne wines
Typical of the Gers, inseparable from Armagnac lands, the Côtes de Gascogne vineyard owes its reputation primarily to...
