Collection: France

France is home to some of the world's most celebrated wine regions, each offering a unique terroir and a distinct range of grape varieties. Bordeaux is famous for its robust red blends, primarily made from cabernet sauvignon and merlot, while Burgundy is famed for its elegant pinot noir and chardonnay. In the Rhône Valley, syrah and grenache shine, in contrast with the crisp whites of the Loire Valley, where sauvignon blanc and chenin blanc dominate. The Alsace region showcases aromatic whites such as riesling and gewürztraminer, while Provence is the go-to region for refreshing rosés. There are several more regions with their own native grapes and well-established traditions, e.g., Savoie, Jura etc. Each region's climate, soil, and winemaking traditions contribute to France's rich tapestry of flavors and styles, making it a cornerstone of the global wine industry.