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Located at the northernmost tip of Burgundy, Chablis wines are the most mineral Chardonnays in France. Discover the 4 appellations, their unique Kimmeridgian terroirs and the best food and wine pairings.
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From the vine to the glass, wine involves many different professions and professionals, the best known of which are the oenologist and the sommelier.
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Natural wines, or vin nature, are wines that are made without added products and therefore contain no artificial yeasts, preservatives, acidity stabilisers or other inputs.
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The Ardèche is not necessarily the best-known or most famous wine-growing region in France, but over the last few years there has been a revival.
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When you have more than a certain number of bottles or you want to age your wine so that you can enjoy a fine vintage in a few years' time, the question of storage becomes crucial.
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When you think ‘rosé’, what are the first images that come to mind? Sunny terraces, summer, drinks with friends, and above all... Provence and France.
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Who had the crazy idea one day to invent a sparkling wine? How did these little bubbles, now a symbol of celebration and sweet euphoria, come to be in our glasses?
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In the world of sparkling wines, there are three main types of opinion. The pro-champagnes, for whom any other sparkling wine is an affront to effervescence.
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