Beaujolais
South of Bourgogne Beaujolais red wines are 99
Alsace
This region is very unique French and German influences play an equal role in sculpting Alsace rsquo s language traditions and even its wines It is
Bordeaux
Bordeaux - With over 12 000 winegrowers and over 50 diverse growing appellations it is no wonder that Bordeaux is the red wine capital of France Over
Bourgogne
The main grape varieties are Pinot Noir Gaymay Chardonnay and Aligote and there are over 100 Appellations Some by regions some by villages The reds
Dessert Wines (sweet)
Dessert wines are the hot-house flowers of the wine world They are rare and difficult to make which of course adds to their mystique as well as their
Loire
Approximately 1000 km long the Loire is the longest river in France and its vineyards are never far from its banks Its source is very near the Rhone
Rhone
After flowing from the Alps the Rhone River takes a dramatic turn southward toward the Mediterranean It is at this point near Lyon that the fog cold
Languedoc
Languedoc-Roussillon is a large and diverse wine region in the south of France covering an area that stretches from Nimes and Montpellier in the east
Champagne
Situated in north eastern France Champagne is the only major French region with only one appellation Mostly made from a bland of Chardonnay Pinot