Bellew family

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    Limoux, France

    Located in southwestern France, the Limoux region is known as the world's oldest sparkling wine producing region. It is especially famous for its "Blanquette de Limoux", and is said to have started producing sparkling wine earlier than the Champagne region. The climate is influenced by both the Mediterranean and Atlantic climates, and the cool nights help preserve the acidity of the grapes, producing well-balanced wines.

    The Bellu family's domain and vineyards

    The village of Lochtaillade, where the Domaine and vineyards are located, is a small commune with a population of just 200 people. The altitude ranges from 240 to 654 meters, with an elevation difference of 400 meters in a small area of ​​just 11 km2. Mr. Belleu's vineyards are located at an altitude of 300 to 400 meters.

    The vineyard covers an area of ​​6 hectares, of which 4 hectares are planted with Blanquette grapes, the grape variety used for La Bohème sparkling wine, and the rest is planted with Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, the grapes used for red wine.

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