Red cartagene

The name of the cartagène comes from the verb "cartager" that meant to plough the land 4 times. Indeed, the cartagène has to be prepared with a mix of 4 volumes of grapes for one volume of alcohol.

This mistelle (wine made of unfermented grape-juice blended with alcohol) is to be drunk rather fresh as aperitif or with a foie gras. In 2001 it got the bronze medal for the Gardois Wines competition.

Alcohol abuse is bad for your health. Consume moderatly.

Composition :	must of grapes (80%), alcohol (20%).
Wine maker :	Cave de Massillargues learn more
Origin :	Massillargues Attuech, Gard (France)

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