Graves wine
Graves, a wine from Bordeaux France Vineyards
Graves AOC is the basic appellation of the Graves subregion and can be used for both red and dry white wine. 3,100 hectares (7,700 acres) of vineyards were dedicated to this appellation in 2004.
The red Graves are made using a majority of Cabernet Sauvignon, with smaller amounts of Merlot and Cabernet Franc. The dry white Graves are a blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Sémillon.
Montagne Saint-Emilion
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Margaux
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Pomerol
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Lussac-Saint-Emilion
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Haut Medoc
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Médoc
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Cadillac
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Côtes de Bourg
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Bordeaux Supérieur
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Lalande de Pomerol
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Graves de Vayres
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Bordeaux Clairet
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Bordeaux Rosé
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Cremant de Bordeaux
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Pessac-Léognan
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Barsac
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Blayes
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Entre-deux-Mers
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Pauillac
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Satellites Over Texas Vineyards Anytime Soon to Seek Green? The first vineyard to benefit from Green Seeker was the INRA-owned Graves first growth, Ch Couhins-Lurton. Other top estates to have bought the equipment include Cheval Blanc, Yquem, Lynch Bages and Smith Haut Lafitte. Green Seeker (...) [VintageTexas] 03.01.2012 Old vines and pre-phylloxera, ungrafted rootstock produced a 2011 Bordeaux vintage that allowed for wine to be made from microscopic yields of only 10 hectoliters per hectare this year! [Wine Cellar Insider] 15.10.2011 Yesterday we wrote about the harvest starting at Chateau Carbonnieux, but harvest is starting all over Bordeaux. Yesterday also marked the beginning of harvest for the properties of Vignobles André Lurton. Harvest started at the Chateau located in the Graves and Pessac-Léognan regions, which (...) This blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon (the typical white varietals that are blended together for most whites in this region) has LOTS of character--maybe too much for some--but is kind of a clumsy bruiser of a white. Light gold color. Big, open, chameleon-like nose that changes on every (...) [Blue State Carpetbagger's Red State Wine Blog ] 13.08.2011 Two French wines made from blends of grapes, a white from Bordeaux’s Graves region and a red from Corbieres in Languedoc. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Chateau Graville-Lacoste is owned by Hervé Dubourdieu, (...) [Bigger Than Your Head] 30.05.2011
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