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Which grape variety is the most planted in France?

>> Wednesday, April 22, 2009

What is your guess? Cabernet? Syrah? Ugni blanc? Or something else? No, none of those. For most of the 20th century it was carignan, but half of that acreage has been up-rooted, primarily in the Languedoc region. So, the answer is: merlot.
Here’s the latest statistics:....
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