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The Sky's the Limit

In the Languedoc, vintners take advantage of flexible rules to explore diverse wines

The Sky's the Limit
From left: David Chardron, Tim Ford and Vincent Chansault of Domaine Gayda were drawn to Languedoc for its combination of diverse terroirs and affordability.
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From the Nov 15, 2019, issue

The Languedoc is becoming ground zero for ambitious French vintners in pursuit of lower costs and less stringent regulations. Their experimentation is pushing this region to new heights of innovation.

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