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Lavilledieu

Lavilledieu wine guide: the wine region in France, its Cabernet Franc, the red wine and rosé wine it makes, and what to pour it with.

Country
France
Climate
Mediterranean
Signature grape
Cabernet Franc
Styles
red · rosé
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Signature grapes

Lavilledieu is a wine region of South West France, France.

Growers build the wines around Cabernet Franc, filling out the blend with Négrette, Tannat, Gamay and Syrah.

The ground underneath is alluvial, clay and silt.

The climate is mediterranean.

The vineyards themselves read as plains and riverside.

The region is known for red wine and rosé wine.

Soil
AlluvialClaySilt
Climate
Mediterranean
Terrain
PlainsRiverside
Styles
redrosé

Grapes planted here.

01 Cabernet FrancDominant Read → 02 NégretteDominant Read → 03 TannatDominant Read → 04 GamayDominant Read → 05 SyrahDominant Read →
06 Fer
07 Milgranet Read →

Nearby regions.

01 South West FranceFrance Read → 02 ArmagnacFrance Read → 03 CahorsFrance Read → 04 Coteaux du QuercyFrance Read → 05 GaillacFrance Read → 06 FrontonFrance Read → 07 BordeauxFrance Read → 08 Vin de Pays - IGPFrance Read →

Lavilledieu: common questions

01.
What grapes is Lavilledieu known for?
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Cabernet Franc is the signature grape of Lavilledieu. Négrette, Tannat, Gamay and Syrah are also planted here.
02.
What kind of wine does Lavilledieu make?
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Lavilledieu produces red wine and rosé wine.
03.
Where is Lavilledieu?
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You will find Lavilledieu in France, where it is a wine region.

More from here: every wine region in France, or the wider South West France guide.

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