floc de Gascogne

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Floc de Gascogne is a sweet fortified wine-based apéritif from France’s Gascony region, typically made by blending Armagnac with fresh grape juice.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French alcoholic beverage
apéritif
fortified wine-based apéritif
alcoholType fortified wine
colorVariety red
rosé
white
consumptionOccasion as a dessert apéritif
before meals
contains Armagnac eau-de-vie
linked to: Armagnac

grape must
countryOfOrigin France
flavorNotes aromatic
fruity
grapeVarieties red grape varieties
white grape varieties
legalProtection French regional designation
madeFrom Armagnac
fresh grape juice
originRegionType Southwest France
linked to: southwestern France
productionMethod blending Armagnac with fresh grape juice
regionOfOrigin Gascony
linked to: Gascogne
servingGlass small wine glass
servingTemperature chilled
similarTo Macvin du Jura
Pineau des Charentes
Pommeau
tasteProfile sweet
typicalAlcoholByVolume around 16% to 18% ABV
typicalUse aperitif before meals
apéritif

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Gascogne traditionalProduct floc de Gascogne