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Rhône Valley

Although the Rhône Valley is recognized for its feisty, peppery red wines — probably the north’s Hermitage is its best known — it claims some white and rosé wines too.

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Alsace

The Alsace region is located in eastern France on the border with Germany. The region has excellent wines and a renowned traditional cuisine. There is a strong local dialect which is still spoken, a mixture of French and German.

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Loire Valley

The Loire Valley is "an exceptional cultural landscape, of great beauty, comprised of historic cities and villages, great architectural monuments - the Châteaux - and lands that have been cultivated and shaped by centuries of interaction between local populations and their physical environment

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Champagne

Located about 150k east of Paris, the Appellation d’Origine Controlée (AOC) area of Champagne is spread over 34 000 hectares.Vineyards are mostly concentrated near Reims and Epernay, where 15 000 winegrowers, 150 cooperatives and more than 200 merchants share the work.

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South West

Considering its size, and the spread out nature of it's appellations, it is more judicious to speak about south-west vineyards instead of one vineyard.

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Bordeaux

Bordeaux, located in the Gironde department, in the South-West of France, is a large wine region. One of the most important wine areas in Europe, the name of Bordeaux is known everywhere as the largest fine wine-producing vineyard in the world

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Burgundy

The Burgundy vineyard is one of the most famous wine-growing areas in the world. It stretches 250km from the north in Chablis to the south in Macon.
There are about 100 Appellations d’Origine Controlée (AOC), spread over 29,500 hectares.

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Jura

Jura is the smallest wine region in France, with about 1,600 hectares, but it is among the most original, thanks to its unique personality.

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Beaujolais

In the far south of Burgundy, the Beaujolais vineyard, where the Gamay grape reigns supreme, produces colourful and fruity red wines.

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Languedoc

For 30 years, the winegrowers that produce Pays d’Oc have played a pivotal role in the success of these varietal wines and the reputation of this Protected Geographical Indication, promoting its ethics and values. 

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Provence

The Mediterranean and the Alps. Between these two wonders of natures, there is a third, this time man-made: the Provençal vineyard. 

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Bourgogne

The Bourgogne region enjoys an exceptional geographical location, but it has plenty of other things going for it. Perfect weather for growing grapes, rich soils, renowned varietals and its remarkable Climate

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