Saint-Pourçain AOC

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Saint-Pourçain AOC is a historic French wine appellation in the Auvergne region, known for producing distinctive red, white, and rosé wines from traditional local grape varieties.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée
French wine appellation
climate continental climate
country France
farmingActivity viticulture
governingBody INAO NERFINISHED
grapeVarietyUsed Chardonnay NERFINISHED
Gamay NERFINISHED
Gamay noir à jus blanc
Pinot Noir NERFINISHED
Pinot Noir (for rosé) NERFINISHED
Sacy NERFINISHED
Tressallier NERFINISHED
hasSubregion vineyards around Saint-Pourçain-sur-Sioule
historicalStatus one of the oldest wine regions in France
legalCategory protected designation of origin
locatedIn Allier department NERFINISHED
Auvergne wine region NERFINISHED
central France
market primarily domestic French market
namedAfter Saint-Pourçain-sur-Sioule NERFINISHED
notableCharacteristic historic reputation dating back to the Middle Ages
use of local Tressallier grape in whites
partOf French AOC system
productionType still wines
recognizedAsAOC 1951
regulates minimum alcohol level
permitted grape varieties
yield per hectare
soilType alluvial soils
granite-based soils
limestone soils
traditionalVariety Tressallier (local white grape) NERFINISHED
typicalRedProfile light to medium-bodied
typicalRoséProfile fruity and dry GENERATED
typicalWhiteProfile fresh and aromatic
wineColorAllowed red
rosé
white
wineStyle red wine
rosé wine
white wine

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Sacy notableAppellationUse Saint-Pourçain AOC