Appellation

Maury

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Grenache-based natural sweet wine, plus dry Maury Sec

About Maury

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Maury is an appellation in the Pyrénées-Orientales department of Languedoc-Roussillon in southern France. It is best known for vin doux naturel, a naturally sweet fortified wine made mainly from Grenache Noir, and it also covers a dry red wine labelled Maury Sec.

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Those who want to explore fortified sweet reds from southern France, or Grenache-driven dry reds

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Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of wine is Maury?
Maury is best known as a vin doux naturel, a naturally sweet fortified wine made mainly from Grenache Noir. A dry red wine, Maury Sec, is also produced in the appellation.
Where is Maury located?
Maury is in the Pyrénées-Orientales department, in the Languedoc-Roussillon area of southern France.
What is the difference between Maury and Maury Sec?
Maury is the sweet fortified vin doux naturel, while Maury Sec is a dry, unfortified red table wine from the same appellation.