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Description and itinerary setting
Coteaux de l’Atlas is Morocco’s landmark controlled wine appellation, associated with vineyards around Meknes and wines built from authorized grapes under an appellation specification. The designation belongs to compliant bottles, never to an unverified tasting room or any red wine poured near Meknes. Published accounts describe clay-limestone sites and varieties including Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah; oak aging appears in notable examples, but style, vintage and blend remain producer facts. Every offer needs producer, vintage, appellation as printed, alcohol by volume, bottle size, allergen notice and age verification.
Ingredients and raw materials
Core
- wine grapes from compliant appellation lot
Optional or maker-specific
- authorized winemaking aids and sulfites
How it is made
- A licensed estate grows or sources authorized grapes from the delimited appellation and records the harvest lot.
- Ferment, mature and blend under the appellation and food-safety rules, documenting any oak treatment.
- Verify compliance, bottle with producer, vintage, ABV, allergens and appellation, then sell only through legal adult channels.
Cultural accounts
Wine references identify Coteaux de l’Atlas as Morocco’s first AOC, and Château Roslane as a prominent estate classified within it. The appellation story is legal geography and production discipline, not a generic Meknes wine claim.
Tafel en terroir
Wortels op de kaart
- Stad of dorp
- Meknes vineyard area
- Regio
- Fes-Meknes
Tafel en terroir
Aan de Marokkaanse tafel
- Keukenfamilie
- Moroccan-traditional
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