A vineyard
that extends from Nimes to the Spanish border
The Languedoc-Roussillon wine area is today certainly the region where the most interesting things happen in terms of the wine-growing industry, not only for the benefit of France, but also for the world over. This wine-growing area is the largest in the world: it extends along the Mediterranean from the Rhône Delta down to the foot of the Pyrenees.
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Terroir and climate
Loire Valley wines flourish in a unique cultural landscape, classed as a UNESCO World Heritage site from Chalonnes-sur-Loire (Maine et Loire) to Sully-sur-Loire (Loiret).
With over two thousand years of history, the Loire Valley vineyard area is made up of a mosaic of different climates, soils, geographical features and locations – all of which contribute to the diversity of the Valley’s wines.
The history of the Loire Valley and its wines is inextricably linked with the history of France itself and features a large variety of climates and soils générating a wide variety of wines.
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Read MoreThe Chablis region is world famous for its production of dry white wines with mineral accents based on the Chardonnay grape. Take the time to taste these exceptional wines and then make your way to the “Grand Auxerrois”, cradle of a great...
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Read MoreThe Beaujolais is officially part of Burgundy, but historically this region should be seen as an independent area. The vineyard, 55 km long and 30 km wide, borders the city of Lyon to the south and the city of Macon to the north; the southernmost part of Burgundy where mainly white wines are made.
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