France has once again become the 1st global producer of wine
In 2014, France regained its rank of 1st global producer of wine, before Italy and within the global context of a reduction in global production[...]
A gastronomic getaway in the Rhône Valley
Taking a weekend trip to the Rhône Valley is a unique oenological and gastronomic experience. Its diverse culinary specialties combined with the great diversity of terroirs that make up its vineyards make it an exceptional region. Take advantage of a weekend to explore the vineyards that stretch along both sides of the river. From haute cuisine in Lyon to colorful dishes with Mediterranean aromas, not to mention sweet treats like Montélimar nougat, the local cuisine offers you a fabulous array of flavors. Prepare your taste buds, this tasting journey will surprise you!
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Between vineyard and lavender field, enjoy a wine weekend in the charming region “Drôme Provençale”. Discover local gastronomy and wine makers know-how during convivial wine and food tastings.3 days | 2 nights -
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Dive into the heart of the Hermitage vineyard by tasting the wines of the region and sharing the passion of the winemakers who own the land.3 days | 2 nights -
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Make a unique experience from a Japanese-inspired trip! Taste sake and visit a Zen garden located a few kilometers from the city of Valence.2 days | 1 night -
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Stay in the heart of the prestigious Châteauneuf-du-Pape appellation, taste the great wines from this appellation and discover Avignon, the City of the Popes.2 days | 1 night -
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In the north of the Ardeche region, the truffle grower Didier Roche and the wine estate Boissonnet join together to share their knowledge in wine making and growing truffle.Half-day -
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An ideal gift box to discover the appellations of the Rhône Valley: Condrieu, Hermitage, Châteauneuf, Gigondas. Stop at a wine-estate for tastings.2 days | 1 night
Wine and Tourism News
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20|10|2014The Château de Pommard bought by an American entrepreneur
Known to be the biggest private estate in Bourgogne, with its 20 hectares, the Château de Pommard was sold, last week, to Michael Baum, a rich[...]
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12|10|2014
Philippe de Rothschild’s son retakes control of the empire
At the age of 51 years, Philippe Sereys de Rothschild, has just been named President of the Supervisory Board, of Baron Philippe de Rothschild[...]
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10|09|2014The Andalusian harvesters of Château Montrose
For more than 50 years, this Grand Cru Classé of Bordeaux , from the Saint-Estèphe appellation, has hired the same grape-pickers each year, from[...]