Historic wine making area – first controlled appellation of Morocco 

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The appellation Guerrouane is a region of northern Morocco, located south of the imperial city of Meknès in the foothills of the Atlas Mountains in between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean. This area has been known for producing wines for more than 2,000 years and certainly since the time of the Roman Empire.

The vineyards are at an altitude of 550 metres and benefit from a dry, sunny climate and sandy soils giving subtle, easy to drink wines. In October 1998 by order of the Ministry of Agriculture, the first controlled appellation of Morocco was created. The delimitation of the geographic area included the districts of Sidi-Slimane, Mjat and Boufekrane, a region known for producing quality wines for centuries.