France
Regions

France

Compare covered regions, their grapes and listed estates. This selection is not a complete inventory of the national vineyard.

Compare the essentials
RegionsKey grapesSignature
Bordeaux ↗Cabernet Sauvignon ↗ · Merlot ↗Cabernet Sauvignon leads on the Left Bank, Merlot on the Right; styles range from approachable bottles to ageworthy wines.
Vins de Bordeaux ↗
Burgundy ↗Pinot Noir ↗ · Chardonnay ↗Parcels, soils and exposures create a finely grained map of terroir, from Chablis to the Mâconnais.
Vins de Bourgogne ↗
Champagne ↗Pinot Noir ↗ · Chardonnay ↗ · Meunier ↗Acidity, fine bubbles and time on lees give Champagne its distinctive depth.
Comité Champagne ↗
Provence ↗Syrah / Shiraz ↗ · Grenache ↗Grenache and Syrah feature in blends whose colour alone does not predict flavour or sweetness.
Vins de Provence ↗
Loire Valley ↗Sauvignon Blanc ↗ · Chenin Blanc ↗ · Cabernet Franc ↗ · Melon Blanc ↗From Muscadet to Sancerre, soil, climate and grapes change the style.
Vins de Loire ↗
Alsace ↗Pinot Noir ↗ · Riesling ↗ · Gewurztraminer ↗ · Pinot Gris ↗Dry Riesling combines aroma and tension; Pinot Noir offers another view.
Vins d'Alsace ↗
Rhône Valley ↗Syrah / Shiraz ↗ · Grenache ↗Syrah leads in the north; Grenache often plays a major role farther south.
Inter Rhône ↗
Beaujolais ↗Gamay ↗Place and winemaking bring out Gamay’s fruit, freshness and sometimes ageing potential.
Vins du Beaujolais ↗

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