What does "Entre deux Mers" mean?

• A. Between 2 seas, this is the region separating the Left & Right Banks of Bordeaux, between the Dordogne and Garonne rivers
• B. Between two seas
• C. A region name
• D. A style of wine production

Answer: (A)

Entre deux Mers translates to “between two seas.” In Bordeaux wine geography, this name designates the region that lies between the Dordogne and Garonne rivers, effectively separating the Left Bank from the Right Bank of Bordeaux wines. So the best description combines the literal meaning with the geographic reality: a corridor between two major waterways, the Dordogne and Garonne, that marks the space between the two Bordeaux banks. This isn’t about a style of wine production, and while it is a region name, the definition here specifically ties the name to its position between the two rivers and the corresponding bank division.