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Bourgueil

Bourgueil

Bourgueil is an AOC located in the Touraine region of France, primarily known for its red wines made from Cabernet Franc. The appellation is situated along the banks of the Loire River, benefiting from a continental climate that influences the ripening of grapes. Bourgueil encompasses several communes, with a diverse range of soils including clay, limestone, and gravel, contributing to the complexity of its wines. The wines of Bourgueil are characterized by their fruit-forward profiles and moderate tannins, often exhibiting a balance of freshness and structure.

Red wines with fruit-forward profiles and moderate tannins

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