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Medoc, in southwestern France, is renowned as a wine region where the popular red wine grape variety, Cabernet Sauvignon, was first cultivated. The region is characterized by its unique terroir, which includes a landscape filled with gravelly soils formed by the Gironde River. In the village of Pauillac, vineyards like Château Grand-Puy-Lacoste cultivate grapes that reflect these specific environmental qualities. The significance of 'terroir' is highlighted by how the Atlantic sea breeze and soil composition influence the character of the wines, offering flavors of blackcurrant, plums, and minerality. This encounter illustrates the deep connection between the land and the wine it produces, encapsulating the essence of French winemaking traditions.