A Short Wine Tour In France

  
     
  By Janos Vulman
  
   
     
  I think everybody knows that wine is the best reason to go to France. While they produce a lot, they drink a lot and finally they export the most. We would like to highlight some great wine tour options for you. Here and now!

One of the best region for wine tasting and sightseeing is Provence. That is a popular countryside with medieval villages and vineyards such as Chateauneuf du Pape.

This wonderful place was where Van Gogh made some nice works. Taste Syrah, Grenache or Cabernet Sauvignon around there, then visit Lavender Museum in the heart of the city.

Leaving Southeast of France you will find tasting opportunities even in the capitol. Paris offers short wine tastings from Bordeaux to Lyon for those who just want to try and go on. (to the next level?)

Apropos Bordeaux! In the heart of "Red Eye" small cities like Saint Emillion offers different options to taste wines in many cellars. This is the paradise of wine-lovers. After a glamorous lunch in the heart of the city just jump up to the bus and don't go back until you finish tasting wine epics, like Mourverde.

If you want even better chances for wine tasting then visit Burgundy. It worth it. Discover the best wineries and cellars, such as Chambertin or Morey Saint Denis. You can learn about their tasting techniques and find out how they mellow their wines in barrels.

You can call it Bourgogne. Doesn't matter. The fact is that The Burgundy wine is one of the most popular wine in the world.

Red Burgundies prefer Pinot Noir and the white: Chardonnay. Yes! Do not forget: France is not just about reds. Called Grand Cru wines make up 2% of the production at 35 hectoliters per hectare, while Premier Cru wines make up 12% of production at 45 hectoliters/hectare. These wines often should be aged 3-5 years, but consider the best wines can keep for much longer.

If you leave French Riviera, then take a visit around the 27.000 hectares region, St. Tropez.

You will tell your friend some stories not just about beach but Chardonnay, Mourverde and Roses.

France is a beautiful country. They vineyards has world wide known and give you magical memories after you get home.

Go there and bring home your favorite wines!



  
   
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Want to find out more about wine tours, then visit recommended food and wine pairing site on how to choose the best pairing or even travel tips for your needs.

  
     
 
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