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Bordeaux wine regions

The wine regions of Bordeaux in France are a large number of wine growing areas, differing widely in size and sometimes overlapping, which lie within the overarching wine region of Bordeaux, centred on the city of Bordeaux and covering the whole area of the Gironde department of Aquitaine.

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Bordeaux wine regions

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Bordeaux wine regions → Bordeaux, BordeauxMap, CIVB, Conseil Interprofessionnel, The Bordeaux Wine Regions, Vin

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bordeaux wine area region wines appellation red white aoc sauvignon graves bank médoc cabernet known merlot château around grapes produced

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the Marquis de Saint-Estèpheinstance ofThe area is also home to several independent vignerons who produce wine as various co-operatives0.80text
Canterayne.PauillacLocated south of St-Estèpheinstance ofThe area is also home to several independent vignerons who produce wine as various co-operatives0.80text
the area around Pauillac has the highest elevation of the Médoc with the estates of Château Mouton Rothschildinstance ofThe area is also home to several independent vignerons who produce wine as various co-operatives0.80text
Château Pontet-Canet sitting on a summit of 30minstance ofThe area is also home to several independent vignerons who produce wine as various co-operatives0.80text
the Premier Cru Supérieur classified Château d'Yqueminstance ofdessert wines0.80text
Canterayneinstance ofThe area is also home to several independent vignerons who produce wine as various co-operatives0.80text
Château Angélusinstance ofwhich currently includes 13 chateaux0.80text
Château Figeacinstance ofwhich currently includes 13 chateaux0.80text
Bordeaux wine regionsrelated to External linksBordeaux0.60section
Bordeaux wine regionsrelated to External linksConseil Interprofessionnel0.60section
Bordeaux wine regionsrelated to External linksVin0.60section
Bordeaux wine regionsrelated to External linksCIVB0.60section

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