Appellation

Bellet

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A small Riviera appellation in the hills of Nice with local grape varieties

About Bellet

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Bellet is a small AOC in the hills near Nice, in the south-east of Provence on the French Riviera. It was recognised as an AOC in 1941. Rolle (Vermentino) is the main white grape, while Braquet and Folle Noire, grape varieties native to the Alpes-Maritimes, are used for rosé and red wines. White, rosé and red wines are all made.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Bellet?
Bellet is a small AOC in the hills near Nice, in south-eastern Provence on the French Riviera.
Which grapes are used in Bellet?
Rolle (Vermentino) is the main white grape. Braquet and Folle Noire, native to the Alpes-Maritimes, are used for rosé and red wines.
What colours of wine does Bellet produce?
Bellet produces white, rosé and red wines.