Where is Domaine Croizat?

It is at Saint-Austremoine, in Salles-la-Source (Aveyron), in the Marcillac appellation of South-West France.

What grape does Domaine Croizat grow?

The vines are planted entirely to mansois, also called Fer Servadou, the main grape of Marcillac.

Can you buy wine directly from Domaine Croizat?

Yes. The estate offers tasting and direct sales at the property.

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Domaine Croizat

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Marcillac estate planted entirely to mansois at Salles-la-Source

About Domaine Croizat

Domaine Croizat is a Marcillac estate at Saint-Austremoine, in the commune of Salles-la-Source in the Aveyron. Its vineyard is planted entirely to mansois (Fer Servadou), the signature grape of Marcillac, and the estate offers tasting and direct sales on site.

Who Is This For?

For drinkers who want a Marcillac grown on a single local grape, and visitors to the Aveyron.

Wines of Domaine Croizat

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Domaine Croizat?: It is at Saint-Austremoine, in Salles-la-Source (Aveyron), in the Marcillac appellation of South-West France.
What grape does Domaine Croizat grow?: The vines are planted entirely to mansois, also called Fer Servadou, the main grape of Marcillac.
Can you buy wine directly from Domaine Croizat?: Yes. The estate offers tasting and direct sales at the property.