Madiran, located in the gently rolling countryside of Gascony, South West France, is synonymous with robust, red wines primarily made from the Tannat grape variety.

Madiran

Madiran, located in the gently rolling countryside of Gascony, South West France, is synonymous with robust, red wines primarily made from the Tannat grape variety. These wines are rich, concentrated, and known for their structure, color, acidity, and abundant tannins. By law, Tannat grapes must make up between 60% and 80% of any wine bearing the Madiran appellation. The remaining blend can include Bordeaux varieties like Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc (also known as Bouchy), and a lesser-known Gascon variety called Fer Servadou (known locally as Pinenc).

  • The Domaine Labranche Laffont Vieilles Vignes Madiran 2014 embodies the dedication and craftsmanship of its makers, presenting a wine that is both expressive and enduring.

    Domaine Labranche Laffont Vieilles Vignes Madiran 2014

    Bottle

    £48.00

    2014 · 14.5%

    Very dark, deep and dense–this wine underlines the notion that Tannat is a study in density and the exact opposite of modern “spoofilated” wines.

    Tannat · Madiran