What Southwest wines are available at Grands Bourgognes?

At Grands Bourgognes, you will find a varied selection of the best Southwest wines, including Cahors, Madiran, Jurançon, and Bergerac, perfect for discovering the richness of this wine region.

Why choose a Southwest wine at Grands Bourgognes?

The Southwest wines offered by Grands Bourgognes stand out for their authenticity and unique character, coming from preserved terroirs. Buying from us ensures rigorous quality and excellent value for money.

How to store Southwest wines purchased at Grands Bourgognes?

To fully enjoy the aromas of Southwest wines purchased at Grands Bourgognes, it is recommended to store them in a cool place, away from light and at a stable temperature, ideally between 12 and 15°C.

Can I get advice on choosing my Southwest wine at Grands Bourgognes?

Absolutely! The Grands Bourgognes team is at your disposal to guide and advise you in choosing the Southwest wine that perfectly matches your tastes and occasions.

How to order a Southwest wine at Grands Bourgognes?

Ordering a Southwest wine at Grands Bourgognes is simple and quick: visit our website, select your favorite wines, add them to your cart, then complete your order in a few clicks. Enjoy careful delivery directly to your home.

Domain Sud-Ouest - Grands Crus wines and champagnes

The South-West

The South-West differs from the other wine-producing regions of France by its singularity. Far from the usual hierarchy of appellations, the terroirs here are very scattered, from the Atlantic coast to the gates of the Aubrac, covering the Aquitaine basin to the Pyrenean foothills. Under an oceanic climate along the coast, then continental, even Mediterranean, for the most eastern part, a range of wines is born, as varied as the terroirs, of all colours. Of this immensity, the vineyards represent only 51,000 hectares, and offer the widest range of local grape varieties. Most of its wines, although very varied, clearly resemble those of its Bordeaux neighbour, mainly due to the common grape varieties grown there: Syrah, Merlot, Cabernet and Sauvignon are the main varieties that these two wine regions share. However, the South-West region has managed to distinguish itself thanks to the many small, old terroirs and their totally new local varieties, which are all little nuggets scattered around this vast appellation. This is the case for the middle Garonne and the Bergeracois, the birthplace of the famous Monbazillac, a powerful sweet wine for ageing. The Pyrenean foothills, the land of Armagnac, has a particularly rich range of specialities: the Floc liqueur wines, mutated into the famous Eau-de-Vie Gasconne, or the famous Jurançon. The latter, made mainly from Petits and Gros Mansengs and Courbu. Finally, the unusual aromas of the wines of the Midi-Pyrénées are not to be outdone: the bouqueted "black wine" of Cahors (Malbec) or the liquorice of the Frontonnais wines (Négrette ).