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AC Cadillac, situated north of Loupiac along the right bank of the Garonne, produces sweet white wines. Up until 1973, Cadillac was subsumed into the Premières Côtes de Bordeaux appellation area. Currently, 22 villages are entitled to use the AC, however many wine growers choose to stick with AC Premières Côtes de Bordeaux. Varietals used are Semillon, Sauvignon and Muscadelle.

Grape varieties: Vins blancs doux : sémillon, sauvignon, muscadelle

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Domaine du Vic
2015
AOC Cadillac Sweet white wine
Château du Juge
2012
AOC Cadillac Fluffy white wine
Château Frappe-Peyrot
2016
AOC Cadillac Sweet white wine

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These are elegant, aromatic, fruity, full wines. They are equally delicious as appetisers or with foie gras and sweet and sour dishes such as caramelised pork.

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