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- The History and Origins of French Wine. Winemaking existed in France for centuries before the Roman conquest, but the Romans were responsible for planting vines across France in the wine regions we know today.
- The 9 Main Wine Regions in France. French wine regions are scattered in all corners of the map of France. Bordeaux is the largest region in terms of quality wine production, where many of the world’s most expensive wines are made.
- The Basics of Bordeaux Wines. Bordeaux, in southwest France, is primarily known for blended red wines driven by cabernet sauvignon on the left bank of the Gironde River and merlot and cabernet franc on the right bank.
- The Basics of Burgundy Wines. Think Like a Pro. Flavor, aroma, and structure—Learn from wine master James Suckling as he teaches you to appreciate the stories in every bottle.
- Alsace. Alsace Vineyard Map. Alsatian Vineyards and Grands Crus wines.
- Beaujolais. Beaujolais Vineyard Map. Beaujolais Villages et Beaujolais AOP.
- Bordeaux. Bordeaux Vineyard Map. Médoc, Libournais, Graves and Sauternes vineyards including Pauillac, Saint-Estèphe, Saint-Julien, Margaux, Pomerol, Saint-Emilion, Pessac-Léognan, Sauternes.
- Bugey Savoie. Bugey Savoie Vineyard Map. Vin du Bugey, Vin de Savoie, Crépy and Sessel.
- AOP / AOC
- IGP / VIN de Pays
- VIN de France
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Appellation d'Origine Protégée/Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée: France’s most rigid classification specifies everything from the geographic area, the grapes allowed in the wine, the quality of those grapes and how the vineyards are planted, to the winemaking and aging processes used. There are over 300 appellations, each with different set of rules...
Indication Géographique Protégée: This regional designation represents a group of everyday drinking wines, often with the variety listed on the label. Rules are typically less strict, which can allow for more variable quality. There are around 150 IGPs in France, including Pays d’Oc, Côtes de Gasgogne, and Vin de Pays du Val de Loire.
Basic table wines of France with no regional specificity. These wines represent the lowest quality tier of French wine and often include the variety on the label and occasionally the vintage date.
Learn about the wine regions of France, from Bordeaux and Champagne to the Loire Valley and Alsace. Discover the top varieties, styles, flavors, and labels of French wine with Wine Folly's interactive course and guides.
- Bordeaux. The Bordeaux wine region is perhaps France’s most well-known wine region, producing nearly all of its wine with Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot grapes.
- Burgundy. Burgundy is a small-ish wine region in eastern France primarily producing Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. The continental climate in Burgundy, paired with its complex soil, a mix of limestone, clay, marl, sand, and gravel, gives the winemaker all the tools needed to produce some of the most sought-after and expensive wines in the world.
- Champagne. No introduction needed here. Champagne is the most famous of all wine regions in the world. Located in the northeast of France, Champagne produces sparkling wines known for their quality, unique taste, and ability to make an awkward wedding toast a little more bearable.
- Loire Valley. Centrally located along the Loire Valley, this region is known for white wines from the Chenin Blanc grape. There are also quite a few winemakers producing.
Learn about the 11 major wine regions of France and their emblematic wines with this interactive map. Discover the grapes, styles, and flavors of each region and how to taste them.
Jan 13, 2024 · Discover the best wine destinations in France for your next trip, from Paris to Provence, Bordeaux to Champagne. Learn about the wine culture, history, and cuisine of each region, and get tips on where to stay, eat, and drink.
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