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Vin gris de Boulaouane

pale dry rosé from the sandy Doukkala plains, Morocco's best-known wine

Morocco Wine & spirit Vegetarian

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History

French settlers planted the Meknes and Doukkala vineyards from the 1910s; the pale grey rosé survived independence and holds a Moroccan controlled-origin label.

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What is Vin gris de Boulaouane?

Vin gris de Boulaouane is a wine & spirit from Morocco: pale dry rosé from the sandy Doukkala plains, Morocco’s best-known wine. French settlers planted the Meknes and Doukkala vineyards from the 1910s; the pale grey rosé survived independence and holds a Moroccan controlled-origin label.

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