How old is Bordeaux?

The history of Bordeaux wine cultivation can be traced back to the 3rd century, that is, the Roman period, so the history of Bordeaux wine producing areas is at least 1700 years.

Bordeaux, located in the southwest of France, has a unique climate and geographical conditions. West of the Atlantic Ocean, the Gironde River flows slowly through Bordeaux, and the maritime temperate climate makes the weather in Bordeaux always so mild and smooth.

Therefore, it is beneficial to brew complex and aged wine. The red wine produced in Bordeaux region has a soft and elegant taste and is very feminine, so it has the title of "French wine queen".

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Bordeaux, a port city in southwest France with a population of 925,253 (65,438+0,999), is the fourth largest city in France, next to Paris, Lyon and Marseille.

It is the capital of aquitaine and the capital of Gironde province. It used to be the capital of the old French province of Gina, which belonged to Gascon in history.

Bordeaux is the research and manufacturing center of European military, aerospace and aviation, and also the core of French strategic nuclear bomb research and physical experiment. It has many high-end technical institutions, such as the Atomic Energy Research Center and the Megafocal Laser Program.

Bordeaux is rich in tourism resources, with many well-preserved medieval castles and beautiful scenery. Bordeaux is also known as the world wine center. Bordeaux Wine Association holds a grand international wine exhibition-Vinexpo every two years.

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