
In the heart of Aveyron, a department rich in varied terroirs and landscapes, lies the Vallon de Marcillac, which is particularly suitable for vine growing. Thanks to the courage and tenacity of a few winegrowers, it has been awarded an Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée (AOC) designation.The Marcillac vineyard is planted on red clay hillsides, known as rougiers, overlooked... Read more
In the heart of Aveyron, a department rich in varied terroirs and landscapes, lies the Vallon de Marcillac, which is particularly suitable for vine growing. Thanks to the courage and tenacity of a few winegrowers, it has been awarded an Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée (AOC) designation.The Marcillac vineyard is planted on red clay hillsides, known as rougiers, overlooked by limestone plateaus. It covers 180 hectares, making it one of the smallest appellations in France .

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