This is what good wine from the Duras grape tastes like

The Duras grape comes from the South of France and produces a dark red, slightly peppery wine with an orange glow, a dense structure and fine tannins.

As far as we can tell, Duras grows primarily in Gaillac and possibly in a few forgotten vineyards elsewhere in the French South-West. It has been there since the Middle Ages. Duras is also an unknown grape among connoisseurs. Not only because there isn't much of it planted, but also because it's never made as a varietal, but is blended with other grapes. Usually with Braucol - another unknown grape from the region -Syrah, Merlot, and/or Cabernet Sauvignon. Incidentally, Duras has nothing to do with the French wine region of Côtes de Du

We currently have three wines made from the Duras grape in our range. You can view our Duras wines here.