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AOC Languedoc Saint-Christol wines awarded at the Gilbert & Gaillard International Challenge

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this area covers a single village, Saint-Christol in the department of Hérault. Villafranchian gravel and pebbles form the predominant soil type and the climate is dry and hot, allowing the grapes to fully ripen. Mourvedre, in particular, thrives here.

Grape varieties: Vins rouges et rosés : Carignan, cinsaut, grenache, lladoner pelut, syrah, mourvèdre, counoise, grenache rosé, terret noir, picpoul noir

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Domaine Bort
2017
AOC Languedoc Saint-Christol Red wine
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Domaine Bort
2016
AOC Languedoc Saint-Christol Red wine
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The wines of this appellation

Saint-Christol produces wines with character, often displaying distinctive spice aromas. They are rich, velvety and extremely fragrant, providing the perfect match for a leg of lamb, game and grilled red meat. The appellation also produces rosé wines.

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