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Land becomes French heritage site due to unique grapes
A plot of land in the Pyrenees has been classified as a French national heritage site because of its unique varieties of grape.
The area was left unscathed when a disease destroyed most of the vines in south western France in the 19th Century.
The BBC's Hugh Schofield reports.
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