About Domaine de Mériguet
Domaine de Mériguet is a Cahors estate of the Janicot family (Vignobles Janicot, based at Valroufié) in the Lot department of south-west France. Its Malbec vines are planted back from the Lot river on the slopes of Trespoux and Lacapelle, at about 300 m, on stony clay-limestone soils.
Who Is This For?
For drinkers looking for a red Cahors made from Malbec grown on stony clay-limestone slopes.
Wines of Domaine de Mériguet
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where are Domaine de Mériguet's vines?
- On the slopes of Trespoux and Lacapelle in the Lot department, set back from the Lot river at about 300 m.
- What soil does Domaine de Mériguet have?
- The soils are stony clay-limestone.
- What grape does Domaine de Mériguet grow?
- The estate's Cahors is made from Malbec.