Côtes du Marmandais
FranceFranceMarmandais sits in South West France's shadow, making wines that taste less of place than of stubborn varietal choice—Cabernet Franc and Merlot pushed into a landscape shaped by Tannat and Négrette.
Marmandais sits in South West France's shadow, making wines that taste less of place than of stubborn varietal choice—Cabernet Franc and Merlot pushed into a landscape shaped by Tannat and Négrette. The region's red wines split the difference between Bordeaux structure and South West funk, neither fully committed to either identity.
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