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Among the figures who have left their mark on the town of Meymac, there is one who leaves a particularly strong impression on the minds of its inhabitants: Jean-Gaye Bordas, the founder of the Meymac-près-Bordeaux wine trade. Come and discover the story of this Meymac epic by visiting the museum dedicated to this history and the great families of wine merchants. Free admission.

Installé sente d'Audy, près du monument aux morts, le chai des Moines Larose offre une immersion dans le quotidien des négociants en vin de Meymac-près-Bordeaux, avec la reconstitution d'un chai et d'un bureau de marchand de vin. Ouvert de mi-juillet à mi-août de 16h à 18h, ou sur rendez-vous : Pierre Ouzoulias 06 11 64 04 09 ou Marcel Parinaud :06 25 97 48 97. Visite gratuite.

Among the figures who have left their mark on the town of Meymac, there is one who left a particularly strong memory in the minds of its inhabitants: he was the creator of the wine trade in Meymac-près-Bordeaux. He was Jean-Gaye Bordas, known as "barlet", the small barrel maker who built the Moine-Larose castle, the first turreted building in the town