This Caze Blanque Merlot hails from southwest France. When you think of southern French wines, the Mediterranean coast is often immediately brought to mind. It's here that countless hectares of vineyards are neatly arranged. This region is also characterized by a wide range of grape varieties, which has led to a dramatic increase in their popularity in recent years. However, further west, you'll also find beautiful vineyards. Less well-known, but certainly no less high-quality. Just take a look at this Caze Blanque Merlot. A Merlot to savor, any time of day.
In southwest France, white grape varieties dominate. Just look at the Cotes de Gascogne, where Sauvignon Blanc and Colombard dominate. But make no mistake: red grape varieties are also gaining ground. Just look at the winemaker at Caze Blanque. He carefully studied the climate and conditions and managed to plant the international Merlot there with great success.
