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Languedoc Breakthrough
The 2000 vintages delivers robust reds at bargain prices
Kim Marcus
Issue: July 31, 2003
For hearty, pure-tasting reds at affordable prices, few regions in the world are as exciting these days as the large swath of vineyards in southern France known collectively as Languedoc-Roussillon. From the Spanish border in the west to the Rhône River delta in the east, pioneering vintners are helping push quality to new heights on France's winemaking frontier.
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