Regions of France

Located in north east of France, close to the German border, Alsace is known for stunning white wines from Riesling, Pinot Blanc and Gewürztraminer. There is also some sparkling wines made as well...

Extending for approximately ninety kilometres around the southwestern French city of Bordeaux, the wine region of the same name is perhaps the world's most renowned and revered. Principally a regio...

For many, Burgundy is the most fascinating wine region on earth and offers a lifetime of study. White wines from Chardonnay and reds from Pinot Noir is what to expect, but quality ranges from rubbi...

The chilly soils and relatively cool climate of Champagne provides the backdrop for the world's benchmark expression of traditional method sparkling wine.

Corsica’s exciting wine diversity is growing fast. Boutique producers all over the island are working to re-establish long forgotten varieties and take advantage of the wealth of old vines still ...

Jura is a small wine growing region located in Eastern France, between Burgundy and the Swiss border. It has just a few appellations but is known for its culture of artisan wine-making. A range of ...

Languedoc-Roussillon is a large wine region in the south of France and the source of a seemingly endless source of excellent wines.

The Loire Valley is one of the great white wine regions of France. Home to iconic Sauvignon Blanc from Sancerre and Pouilly Fumé, as well as high quality appellations such as Menetou-Salon. Lots o...

Provence is known for its world class rosé wines, generally labelled as Côtes de Provence or Bandol. The latter appellation also produces premium reds from the Mourvèdre grape, where coastal bre...

The Rhône Valley is home to some of France’s richest, spiciest reds. In the northern half, Syrah dominates and finds beautiful expressions in appellations such as Côte-Rôtie and Hermitage. Fur...