Lacheteau Vouvray 2014
Moving toward the middle Loire, we get into a mix of grapes used to make sweet wines, dry wines, red, white, rosé, and
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Manoir de la Firetière Muscadet Sèvre Et Maine 2013
Moving back up north, farther north than Bordeaux, lays the Loire Valley. The Loire Founded around the Loire River, the Loire can be
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Domaine De Fontsainte 2013
As part of Languedoc-Roussillon, Corbieres is one of the top producing regions. As mentioned when we previously looked at Domaine De Fontsainte, it
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Les Darons Languedoc 2014
A similarly arid climate to both Provence and the Southern Rhône, Languedoc-Roussillon makes the complete spectrum of wine from white to red, dry
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Hecht Bannier Côtes De Provence 2014
Continuing on our exploration of French wines, we move south and east from the Rhône to explore Provence. Provence Without a doubt, Provence
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Domaine Du Pesquier Côtes Du Rhône 2012
Moving south from Beaujolais is the Rhône. Made up of the Northern and Southern Rhône, this might be two separate regions, if not for the
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Terres Dorees Beaujolais Nouveau Villages 2015
Although the marketing may lead you to believe otherwise, Beaujolais isn’t just a wine for the end of November. Although Beaujolais Nouveau has
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Blason de Bourgogne Mâcon-Villages Chardonnay 2013
Moving on from Bordeaux, we head west to Burgundy, and some of the most cerebral and sensual wines on the planet. Burgundy Burgundy
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Sauvignon de Seguin 2014
While Bordeaux does get most of it’s attention for it’s Premier Cru reds, white Bordeaux has a punchy nature all of its own.
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Les Portes De Bordeaux 2013
Welcome to the start of our overview on wines of France. While France may fit inside the state of Texas, it produces more
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