Côtes de Gascogne

France · PGI · 497 INAO commune(s)

Styles

PrimeurRedRoséSweetWhite

Principal grape varieties

ArrufiacBaroqueChardonnayChasanCheninClairette (Clairette Blanche)Clairette RoseColombardCourbuPetit Courbu (Courbu Petit)FloréalFolle BlancheListan (Palomino Fino)Gros Manseng (Manseng Gros Blanc)Petit Manseng (Manseng Petit Blanc)Pinot GrisMauzacMauzac RoseMuscadelleOndencPerdéaRaffiat De MoncadeSauvignacSauvignonSauvignon GrisSémillonSouvignier GrisUgni Blanc (Trebbiano Toscano)ViognierVoltisArtabanCabernet FrancCabernet SauvignonCotCourbu NoirEgiodolaFerGamayGamay De Bouze (Gamay Teinturier De Bouze)Gamay De Chaudenay (Gamay Teinturier De Chaudenay)Jurançon NoirManseng NoirMerlotPinot NoirSyrahTannatMarselanVidoc

Terroir

Natural factors

Facts drawn from the cahier's terroir-link section (Lien au terroir) by automatic interpretation — see the source.

Dénominations géographiques complémentaires

Sources

About Open Wine Map

Reference map of wine appellations, generated automatically from public registers: the EU register of PDOs and PGIs, the national regulators, the Swiss federal repertoire of cantonal AOCs and the UK register of geographical indications.

Sources: INAO (INAO) for the French cahiers des charges and parcel boundaries, IGN (IGN) for French commune polygons, the EU geographical-indications register, the national regulators, Eurostat GISCO and Bétard 2022 for the other countries, OpenStreetMap and CARTO for the basemap, Wikipedia (fr.wikipedia.org) for a handful of narrative extracts (CC BY-SA 4.0), and VIVC (vivc.de), the Julius Kühn-Institut's Vitis International Variety Catalogue, for canonical grape names and variety numbers (citing Röckel et al.). Every Wikipedia excerpt is flagged where it appears. Full source list and licences in the README.

Part of the text is produced by language models: the terroir notes are extracted from the regulator's text and translated by Claude (Sonnet 4.6); the Wikipedia extracts in the grape and style tooltips are translated mostly by Mistral Small 3.2 running locally, and some by Claude; the cahier summaries were translated by a human translator, with a small machine-translated remainder. Each item carries its own attribution line in the panel.

21 European countries mapped (2,914 entries: 1,672 appellations and 1,242 related denominations). Further iterations will refine data quality and extend coverage beyond the EU, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.

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