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Marcillac

Marcillac wine guide: the appellation in France, its Fer Servadou, the red wine it makes, and what to pour it with.

Country
France
Climate
Continental
Signature grape
Fer Servadou
Styles
red
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Signature grapes
8
Bottles to find

Marcillac is an appellation in South West, France.

The vineyards are given over to Fer Servadou.

Vines root into clay, iron-rich and limestone.

The climate is continental, running mediterranean.

The vineyards themselves read as coastal, elevated and slopes.

Red wine is what the region is known for, and in the glass it shows spicy and aromatic and good tannic structure.

Soil
ClayIron-richLimestone
Climate
ContinentalMediterranean
Terrain
CoastalElevatedSlopesSteep sites
Styles
red

In the glass.

Red: Spicy and aromatic, Good tannic structure.

Grapes planted here.

Bottles to look for.

  • Domaine des Boissieres La Quille de Rouge, Marcillac, France
  • Domaine des Boissieres Lias, Marcillac, France
  • Domaine des Costes Rouges 'Tandem', Marcillac, France
  • Domaine du Cros 'Cuvee VV' Vieilles Vignes, Marcillac, France
  • Domaine du Cros Les Rougiers, Marcillac, France
  • Domaine du Cros Lo Sang del Pais, Marcillac, France
  • Domaine du Cros No.25, Marcillac, France
  • Domaine du Mioula Terre Rose, Marcillac, France

Nearby regions.

Marcillac: common questions

01.
What grapes is Marcillac known for?
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Fer Servadou is the signature grape of Marcillac.
02.
What kind of wine does Marcillac make?
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Marcillac produces red wine.
03.
Where is Marcillac?
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Marcillac is an appellation in France.

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