French wines are the worldwide benchmark for wine producers. Burgundy and Bordeaux wines are the most expensive and valuable drinks on the market. Wine is produced in the regions of Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Alsace, Loire and Rhone Valley, Provence and Languedoc-Roussillon.
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One of the famous French wines is Bordeaux wine. The brand is subdivided into 29 varieties. The wine is light, light and refined. Famous red wine brands are Chateau Latour, Chateau Mouton Rotschild, Chateau Lafite Rotschild, Chateau Margaux and Chateau Haut Brion. Among the white wines, Chateau Diceme is considered the best. This Bordeaux wine is produced in the Sauternes region. The drink has a delicate, sweet and refined taste, and is an expensive and rare wine in the world.
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On the opposite side of Bordeaux is Burgundy. Thick, velvety and dark wines are produced here. Romanee Conti is considered the gold of Burgundy wines. Wine is still processed in great-grandfather's ways. The grapes are picked by hand in a willow basket and pressed with their feet in an open vat. The wine is famous for its uniqueness and high quality. Famous brands of Burgundy wines - Fairelry, Ramonet, Leroy.
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The famous Bandol wine is produced in the Provence region. And "Pink Bandol" is one of the best wines in its country. Strawberry, strawberry tones and spices are felt in the wine. Provence has a low grape harvest every year, which makes it possible to harvest a high quality product. Collect it by hand. Popular red wines include Grenache, Cinsault, Mourvedre, Cabernet Sauvignan, whites Rolle, Marcanne and Clairette.
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Champagne is a prestigious region of France, where the famous sparkling wine is produced - champagne. The Dom Perignon brand is a world-famous champagne. Named after the monk who invented the technology for making wine. Such brands as Kruyg, Bolyange and Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin also became famous and constant participants in holidays and celebrations.
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In the heart of France lies the Loire Valley, which is a popular tourist region with splendid castles and wine cellars. The wines are produced of high quality and at affordable prices. Wine lovers love Domaine Baumard, Moulin Touchais, Foreau, Huet and Dominique Mayer. The most famous wine of the Loire is Muscade.
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Alsace produces attractive white wines from a single grape variety. Such wines are known as Gewurztraminer, which has a spicy intense taste, Muscat, an aromatic and strong grape flavor, and Tokay-Pinot Gris, with a mild honey aroma. In French Australia, Languedoc-Roussillon also has famous wines - de L'Aigle, d'Aupilhac, du Base, de Condamine-L'Eveque, Chais Baumiere, la Croix Belle, des Fontaines, de la Fadeze, Fortant de France.
