Maison des vins de Cadillac
D10 Route de Langon 33410 CADILLAC
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Our AOC
The eight AOC produced in the Premières Côtes de Bordeaux region illustrate the diversity and richness of the Bordeaux terroirs. They share an ideal temperate climate, varied and rich soils, and winemaking expertise that ensures the excellence of the wines. Each appellation possesses its own identity, reflecting a unique winemaking heritage that blends tradition and innovation. The Premières Côtes de Bordeaux region is above all a story of transmission and passion. A new generation of winemakers is perpetuating this expertise while integrating modern and environmentally friendly practices. From passionate reds to crisp rosés, via vibrant dry whites, luscious off-dry wines, fruity dessert wines, festive crémants, and refreshing clairet, each type of wine offers a diversity of expression to discover, taste, and share.
The appellations and the colours of the wines
AOC
Cadillac
Soft white
22 communes on the hillsides of the right bank of the Garonne have the appellation.
AOC
Sainte-Croix-du-Mont
Soft white
On the right bank of the Garonne, only the commune of Sainte-Croix-du-Mont can claim the name.
AOC
Loupiac
Soft white
On the right bank of the Garonne, only the commune of Loupiac can
claim the appellation.
claim the appellation.
AOC
Cadillac Côtes de Bordeaux
Red
Narrow strip of land 60 km long and 5 km wide, extending from Bordeaux in the north to Langon in the south on the right bank of the Garonne.
AOC
Côtes de Bordeaux
Red
39 communes on the hillsides of the right bank of the Garonne can claim the appellation. Narrow strip of land 60 km long and 5 km wide, extending from Bordeaux in the north to Langon in the south on the right bank of the Garonne.
AOC
Bordeaux
Sweet and dry white / Red / Rosé / Crémant
This appellation can be produced throughout the Bordeaux wine region.
AOC
Premières Côtes de Bordeaux
Soft white
The appellation stretches between the Garonne River and a first series of hillsides formerly known as Grandes Côtes. In autumn, the mists rising from the river, combined with the ideal sunshine on the hillsides, create optimal conditions for Botrytis cinerea.
The microscopic fungus settles on the berries and concentrates their aromas.
The microscopic fungus settles on the berries and concentrates their aromas.
