Explore the Vineyards
Continuing our trip to Santorini, a volcanic island where the Greeks had the crazy idea of making wine. We’re taking you on a...
After Brick Bay, let’s explore Heron’s Flight. It’s been more than a quarter of a century since Mary Evans and David Hoskins founded the...
The appellations of Southern ArdècheIn Southern Ardèche, the vineyards produce wines under the Côtes du Rhône, Côtes du Rhône Villages, and Côtes du Vivarais appellations. They benefit from...
When Nathalie and Philippe decided to settle in Touraine with their family, they fell in love with the Château de Fontenay. And so began a wonderful adventure for the entrepreneurs...
A natural site in the heart of the vineyardsFor this edition of “Instant Vignobles de la Vallée du Rhône,” Laetitia Allemand takes us to the foot of the Dentelles de Montmirail,...
This week, Nicolas Dornier talks to us about love. Instead of the usual Valentine’s Day platitudes, this winemaker shares his passion for the vineyards...
In the heart of the Rhône Valley, an AOC has been making a slow but steady comeback for just over five years now...
Here, we’re at an altitude of over 400 meters. Suffice it to say that the vineyards and winemakers of Fleurie aren’t afraid of heights, since the vineyard stretches across a series of rolling hills nestled against a range of ridges, with cliffs that are sometimes dizzyingly steep.
While visiting wineries and tasting French wines is all the rage, it seems this trend is gaining even more traction. Here’s an exclusive look at the top 5 vineyards that are making the World Wine Route bypass France!
From north to south, amid vineyards and olive groves, passionate artisans who help shape the landscape, culture, and gastronomy…and who love to share their expertise!
Syrah, Grenache, and Vermentino are the main grape varieties you’ll find on these slopes. Here, they produce rosé wines as well as white and red wines, bearing the IGP Alpes de Hautes-Provence or AOC Pierrevert designations.