WINES OF FRANCE

WINES OF FRANCE

France is undisputedly the greatest wine-producing country in the world.
If you are traveling it always pays to ask for a local wine in restaurants.Not only will you earn the proprietor's approval,but it will normally be served with great pride,and you will be told all about it.

most famous wines

most famous wines

The wines shown here are just a selection from the vast variety-over 700-to be found in France.
BEAUJOLAIS-Made from the Gamay grape.
CHABLIS--Made from the Chardonnay grape.
CHAMPAGNE-The world's most famous wine which must,by law,only come from the vineyards of the Champagne district around Reims.Vintage champagnes can cost an amazing amount of money,but non-vintage varieties can still be found at reasonable prices.
CHATEAU MOUTON-ROTHSCHILD-One of the most famous wines in the world which come from the village of Pauillac in the Medoc.
TAVEL-The best rose in France,made from the Grenache grape in vineyards in the Rhone valley.
VOLNAY-A light AC red from Burgundy that can be drunk very young.

most famous wines

most famous wines

most famous wines

most famous wines

France holidays

France holidays


It doesn’t matter how you want to enjoy the France holidays but the country has something for everyone. If the adventure of visiting new and different places seems exiting to you or you just want to laze around exploring different things or you are the lover of skiing on the snow caped mountains then you will definitely enjoy your holidays in France. France is marked with the most beautiful city of Paris. There is so much to find in Paris that your holidays will start from there and even come to an end but still your desire to find out more will stay.

It marks the history as the most romantic city of the world. Many of the striking sites that you will visit during the tour will be Eiffel tower, Notre dame, the Louvre, the Arc de Triomphe and the Sacre Coeur. You can take the foretaste of the culture of France by visiting the museums. A trip around the metro area can give you an opportunity to shop in the most unique shops of France.

France holidays


France holidays will include the trip to Rhome-Alpes. Known as the skier’s heaven French Alps can offer you more excitement than you could even think about. You can enjoy the experience of skiing in Val d’Isère. Also you can visit the 6 natural parks, 28 nature reserves and take the pleasure of the lake side scenery. All the wine lovers have an opportunity of enjoyment with the taste of wine. The trip along the Beaujolais route will make you explore some of the best French wines that are grown in the magnificent vineyards of that area.

France holidays

Wine Quality

Wine Quality


In France, the wine combine many features of the region (like the cheese): structure and composition of the soil, location and slope of the land, the number of sunny days, precipitation, cold, heat and wind. On wine quality is affected not only the work in the vineyard, but it is extremely important to the cellar. The wine speaks of the man who cultivates it. Wine outlines its character, its cultural and historical heritage, its philosophy and its ethics.
Some of the most famous wine regions of France are: Bordeaux, Burgundy, Beaujolais, Côtes du Rhône and Provence.

Wine Quality

French Kitchen Features

French Kitchen Features


Croissant, which in translation means the Crescent, is a popular French pastry, which comes from Hungary.
Food is probably the most authentic expression of ethnic groups, cultures or, in modern times, the country.
The point for the preparation of good food is a French native. Even the people talking about food with a special enthusiasm while showing surprising knowledge.
Anyone who has traveled through France, he knows that the trade and craft workshops during the lunch closed for at least two hours. The French are taking the time to diet, so their meals are not only nutrition, but also socializing and relaxation.
Lunch is usually composed of three, often four meals: starters, main dishes, cheeses and desserts. These dishes are changed so as to create a harmony of flavors.
The reputation of French cuisine is based on a large number of delicacies such as cheeses, meat products, champagne, cognac, wine, etc..
Between meals they drink wine; of course, it has a status of food. Today, you will not find a French winemaker or wine seller that you just recommended a bottle of wine, without the ready advice, to which food will drop best.
At a time when traditional products provide nutritional habits, it is necessary to maintain the tradition of preparing food in order to preserve their quality and distinctive character.

French Kitchen Features


French Kitchen Features

French Red Wines

French wine vines and the grapes that grown on them are extremely important in determining the kind of wine which will be produced. There are two grape varieties, red grapes and white grapes.
Ever since man learned to make certain wine from grapes, the use of wine has long been woven into the fabric of human life for daily use or on special occasions.Wines are mainly distinguished by their color, flavor, aroma and alcoholic content. They can be deep red, white or rose depending on the juice concentration and length of time the concoction was allowed to ferment. Although for most connoisseurs, they can tell which country the drink came from because the wine tastes of the place where the grapes were cultivated.


French Red Wines

French red wines have become very popular in quality and use; in particular they go well with red meat such as beef, roasts, lamb and duck, veal and more.Red wines are known to contain anti-oxidants that help prevent damage to the arteries by eliminating the formation of fatty lesions and blood clots, lower blood pressure, cholesterol and stroke.


French Red Wines