Wine Regions of France – Jura
The Jura region is quite small, a narrow strip of land sandwiched between Burgundy and Switzerland. Five grapes predominate. Three
Read moreThe Jura region is quite small, a narrow strip of land sandwiched between Burgundy and Switzerland. Five grapes predominate. Three
Read moreSavoie is an alpine area, attracting phalanxes of tourists in both summer and winter. Most of its crisp white wine
Read moreFirst: Even though the Bordeaux region is in the southwest of France, when we refer to “southwestern France” we mean
Read moreThe regions called Languedoc-Roussillon in the south of France along the Mediterranean coast runs from the Spanish border east to
Read moreThe region of Bordeaux has nearly 300,000 acres of vines covering 54 different appellations. In an average year, the region
Read moreProvence subsisted for years on often ordinary rosé, purchased as a thirst quencher by many a tourist in this paradise
Read moreThe name Piemonte derives from Medieval Latin ad pedem montium, meaning “at the foot of the mountains.” The reference is
Read moreCampania signifies that we are coming to the south of Italy. Centered around the great city of Naples, Campania is
Read moreSicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean, a continuous producer of wine for over 2500 years. For years known
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