This is what good wine from the Béquignol Noir grape tastes like

Béquignol Noir produces relatively light red wines that are usually enjoyed young. Béquignol Noir is quite rare. It's traditionally a French grape, but it's now more widely grown in Argentina.

Check out our wine made from Béquignol Noir grapes

Béquignol Noir has been cultivated in the French wine region of Sud-Ouest for centuries. In the 1950s, there were still over 200 hectares there. Today, barely a single hectare of Béquignol Noir remains in France. Surprisingly, over 900 hectares are planted in the Mendoza region of Argentina. Therefore, it can now be considered an Argentinian wine. There, it is also called "red Chenin Blanc" because the shape of the leaves and bunches resemble those of this white grape.

We currently have one wine made from the Béquignol Noir grape in our range. You can view our Béquignol Noir wine here.