Pascal Bozzi with the French Agriculture Minister Mr. Lefoll
The Domaine Larroque founded in 1742, is held by the family Bozzi for 6 generations. It is one of the last generations in polyculture mixing cereals, breeding of Charolais and viticulture. The vineyard dating back to the Renaissance covers 5 hectares and produces 40000 bottles per year that are sold for 60% in France and 40% abroad.
The General Agricultural competition allows every year to the family Bozzi to estimate the quality of their wines. The medals are the sign of quality: they give to their wine a national and international acknowledgment.
Their know-how is essentially based on the deep knowledge of their land (limestone slopes south-facing) and on their cooperation with the oenologist Stéphane Buret since 1995.
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The Domaine Larroque founded in 1742, is held by the family Bozzi for 6 generations. It is one of the last generations in polyculture mixing cereals, breeding of Charolais and viticulture. The vineyard dating back to the Renaissance covers 5 hectares and produces 40000 bottles per year that are sold for 60% in France and 40% abroad.
The General Agricultural competition allows every year to the family Bozzi to estimate the quality of their wines. The medals are the sign of quality: they give to their wine a national and international acknowledgment.
Their know-how is essentially based on the deep knowledge of their land (limestone slopes south-facing) and on their cooperation with the oenologist Stéphane Buret since 1995.
Wine Competition