Delivery from €16,90 per winemaker in Europe (excluding the United Kingdom)
‘There is no champagne like champagne’. Read more
Unbeatable !
Discover our recommendations and selections of wines from the best terroirs, produced by passionate winemakers. Through their stories, immerse yourself in the art of winegrowing and enjoy organic, natural and authentic wines. Our experts will guide you with tailor-made recommendations for every occasion. Explore the must-haves of the French terroir and the new wines you won't want to miss.
Want to know your AOCs from your IGPs, your Pet Nat from your Crémant ? Our wine guides cover appellations, grape varieties, tasting tips and everything you need to become the go-to wine expert among your friends, with bottles straight from the growers to back it up.
-
What are the differences between champagne and other sparkling wines? -
How do you keep a bottle of champagne?The image of wine cellars is powerful in the imagination of wine lovers. Read more
-
How to choose the right champagne?The elusive, effervescent and festive nature of Champagne wine is best appreciated in a flute or a glass. Read more
-
3 anecdotes about Alsace winesIf you hear the word Alsace, you'll probably think of sauerkraut, flammekueche, pretzels... Read more
-
Winegrower jargon: 3 expressions to decipherToday, we're taking a look at some expressions taken directly from winegrowers' jargon. So, what does ‘faire sa malo’, ‘vendanger en vert’ or ‘clear the wine’ mean? We tell you all about it... Read more
-
Beaujolais Nouveaux: put an end to preconceived ideas!Every year, we celebrate the arrival of Beaujolais Nouveau Read more
-
Where does the expression 'to drink a cannon' come from?Why don't we go for a drink this evening ? Read more
-
2 tips for detecting corky wineIn restaurants, it is traditional for the waiter or sommelier to ask you to taste the wine before serving you a glass, to check that it is not ‘corked’. However, you always have a little doubt when you answer: ‘What if I don't realise it's corked?’. Read more
-
Late harvests: what are they for?Today we take a look at late harvests: their origins and characteristics. Read more
-
Harvest: 3 things you need to knowSeptember is one of the most important months for winegrowers in France, as it's the month of the grape harvest, when grapes are picked to make wine. But how exactly does this happen? Read more
-
2 things you may not know about Loire winesYou'll be familiar with its châteaux, cycling tours and, of course, its wines! Read more
-
Wine fair: where does it come from?The Foire aux Vins is an essential part of the wine calendar. But have you ever wondered how it all began? Read more