The best wines of Southwest France
The top 3 according to 3 votes from people: Cahors · Madiran · Jurançon. (Updated Sep 6, 2021.)
Cahors, Madiran, Jurançon, Monbazillac, Gaillac and Irouléguy: the appellations of Southwest France.
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Top 18
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1
Cahors
The Lot's 'black wine' from Malbec.
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2
Madiran
Tannic Tannat red.
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3
Jurançon
Sweet or dry Béarn white from Petit and Gros Manseng.
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4
Monbazillac
Botrytised sweet wine near Bergerac.
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5
Gaillac
Reds, whites and sparkling from the Tarn.
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6
Irouléguy
The steep vineyard of the French Basque Country.
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7
Pacherenc du Vic-Bilh
Dry or sweet white from the Madiran area.
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8
Pécharmant
Age-worthy red from Bergerac.
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9
Bergerac
Reds and whites of the Dordogne.
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10
Saussignac
Sweet wine from Bergerac.
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11
Fronton
Négrette reds near Toulouse.
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12
Marcillac
Mansois reds from the Aveyron.
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13
Buzet
Reds from the Lot-et-Garonne.
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14
Côtes de Duras
Wines neighbouring Bordeaux.
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15
Saint-Mont
Wines of the Gers.
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16
Tursan
Wines of the Landes.
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17
Béarn
Wines of the Béarn.
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18
Entraygues-Le Fel
Small Aveyron vineyard.
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