AOC Entre-deux-Mers wines awarded at the Gilbert & Gaillard International Challenge

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Set between the Garonne and the Dordogne, Entre-Deux-Mers is Bordeaux’s most extensive wine growing region, stretching almost 30 kilometres wide and a good 60 km long. Home of the dry whites (primarily Entre-Deux-Mers), this area is now governed by strict regulations. To be entitled to appellation status, the wines must be drawn from 70% Semillon, Sauvignon and Muscadelle and no more than 30% Merlot Blanc or 10% Ugni blanc, Mauzac and Colombard.

Grape varieties: Vins blancs secs : sémillon, sauvignon, muscadelle, colomabrd, mauzac, ugni blanc

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Château Malène
Vintage 2017
AOC Entre-deux-Mers Dry white wine
Château au Grand Paris
Vintage 2017
AOC Entre-deux-Mers Dry white wine
Château Jean de Pey
2017
AOC Entre-deux-Mers Dry white wine
Fleur de Ninon
2017
AOC Entre-deux-Mers Dry white wine
Château Haut Philippon
Vintage 2017
AOC Entre-deux-Mers Dry white wine
Vignobles Roux
Cuvée Garonnelle 2017
AOC Entre-deux-Mers Dry white wine
Le Caprice de Solea
2017
AOC Entre-deux-Mers Dry white wine
Château des Cagnottes
2017
AOC Entre-deux-Mers Dry white wine
Château de Beauregard-Ducourt
2017
AOC Entre-deux-Mers Dry white wine
Château La Rose du Pin
2017
AOC Entre-deux-Mers semi-dry white wine
Château Gros Chêne
Cuvée Château 2017
AOC Entre-deux-Mers Dry white wine
Château Grand Jean
2017
AOC Entre-deux-Mers Dry white wine
Château Maison Noble Saint Martin
2016
AOC Entre-deux-Mers Dry white wine

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