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We have long been fans of the Domaine de Merchien. at Belfort du Quercy (46 Lot, Midi-Pyrenees) (south of Cahors and north of Montauban) Sarah and David Meakin have been developing the Domaine and its production of both wine and beer. Rather idiosyncatically as well as producing French wines (often for sale to Brits) they […]https://frenchduck.com/latest/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/bierrebronze.jpg