Cotes de Gascogne white wines In 1979, the Cotes de Gascogne area was placed under protection for French winegrowers, the syndicat des producteurs protects the interests of winemakers against the 1500 winemakers, 1400 of which are members of the Caves Cooperatives, most red wine is produced but also some good white and rosé wines, the area has a total yield of about 100 million bottles per year. The Côtes de Gascogne is a wine-growing region in Gascony, France. The area is part of the Sud-Ouest Occitanie region and extends mainly in the Gers department and across the Landes and Lot-et-Garonne departments. Read more about wine in our blog