Clouerais

Clouerais is a commune in the Gironde department in southwestern France. It is located in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. The commune is situated in the Médoc peninsula, known for its vineyards and wine production. The landscape is characterized by forests, vineyards, and proximity to the Atlantic coast.

The history of Clouerais is tied to the rural development of the Médoc region. Like many villages in the area, its origins are likely ancient, with agriculture and viticulture playing a central role in its economy and way of life for centuries. The commune's administrative boundaries and development have evolved over time in line with regional administrative changes.

The local economy continues to be significantly influenced by viticulture, with numerous wine estates present in and around Clouerais. Tourism is also a factor, drawing visitors interested in wine tasting, the natural environment, and the charm of rural French life. The commune offers a quiet, residential setting for those seeking to live in the heart of the Médoc.

Clouerais is part of the larger administrative structure of the Gironde department and the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, benefiting from regional infrastructure and services. Its geographical position provides access to both the Atlantic beaches and the major city of Bordeaux.