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Bordeaux

Bordeaux is located in the southwest of France, in the Aquitaine area. The reputation of Bordeaux wines is undeniable! It was built gradually, from the Middle Ages to the present day. It is the homeland of the famous Grands Crus Classés after the classification of wines in 1855. The Bordeaux vineyard is divided into 6 wine regions with very distinct terroirs.

Champagne

Since the development of Champagne by Dom Pérignon in the 17th century, this
region has enjoyed unbeatable success all over the world. Let us remember that
Dom Pérignon has perfected the method of blending the cuvées and the stabilization
of the precious liquid in the bottle. The foam-taking method was already known in
Limoux, Dom Pérignon perfected it and adapted it to wines from the Champagne
vineyards. Champagne has become the ideal companion for festive moments. The
Champagne vineyard is divided into 6 wine regions.

Alsace

Alsace is a wine region where exceptional white wines are produced ! This is the
region of the great Riesling and Gewurztraminer. It is also very famous for its wine
route which crosses the splendid Alsatian villages. Alsace wines go perfectly with
local gastronomy.

Bourgogne (Burgundy)

Burgundy is full of exceptional vintages wine that essentially made from two essential
grape varieties, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, and a large number of terroirs called
« climates ». It is the wine region of France which has the most appellations. It’s also
one of the most complex. Burgundy is subdivided into 5 wine regions.

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Rhône Valley

The Rhône vineyard has literally been shaped by human hands, along the right and
left banks of the Rhône. Sometimes the vines are planted on very steep hillsides, as
is the case with Côte Rôtie. It is in this vineyard that the great Châteauneuf du Pape
wine is made, not far from the magnificent city of Avignon. The vineyard is divided
into 3 wine regions

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Languedoc Roussillon

Located in South of France, the Languedoc-Roussillon vineyard is the largest in
France in area (246,000 hectares) with a production in 2010 of 12,000,000 hectoliters
of wine! Wines like Pic St Loup, Grès de Montpellier, Terrasses du Larzac, Minervois,
Faugères have greatly contributed to shaping the reputation of this vineyard. For over
20 years, exceptional domains have offered wines of impressive finesse. This
vineyard is naturally divided into 2 wine regions.

Loire Valley

A veritable open-air garden, the Loire vineyard combines wonderfully with the
Châteaux and the many rivers that dot it. Loire wines express very well the two main
characters of this region, charm and finesse. It is a very extensive vineyard, since it
follows the course of the Loire, from its source to its estuary. Thus, the vineyard is
divided into 5 wine regions.

Red Wine

Beaujolais & Côte de Brouilly

This region, mainly known thanks to the Beaujolais
Nouveau, also provides wines which can be of remarkable quality!

Verres à vin rosé

Provence & Corse

The vineyards of Provence & Corse are often presented jointly. For many wine consumers, Provence is the region of rosé wines. These wines, with the splendid Mediterranean landscapes, form the prerogative of this ancient wine
region.

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Sud Ouest & Gascogne

This vineyard is very large in size because it covers almost the entire Aquitaine region, however, the area planted with vines is 57,500 hectares. Many wines known by amateurs bloom in this region

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