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Alsace region France

Alsace - Cool Crystal Elegance

Alsace is a gem located in the north-eastern corner of France bordering Germany and Switzerland, on the west bank of Upper Rhine. Alsace has picturesque towns that look like they were taken from a children’s book or a fairy tale, ancient wooden houses, narrow roads, gentle mist that create a dream-like atmosphere. We love visiting Alsace, always enjoying the delicious foods, old traditions, and elegant white wines. Welcome to Alsace!

France Bordeaux Cellar

Bordeaux - Prestige & Tradition

Some of the most desirable wines are produced in the impressive chateaux gracing the left and right banks of the Garonne River, the Dordogne River, and the Gironde. The legendary wines that are traditionally produced in these Chateaux can age for decades in monumental cellars vibrating with history and pride. The wealth and luxury surround you, resonating from the vineyards, to the architecture, to the magnificent gardens, to the wine in your glass. Welcome to Bordeaux!

Bourgogne France Grands Crus

Bourgogne - The Holy Grail

The vineyards between Dijon to Lyon in central France are the origin of some of the most glorified wines of the world. The wines of Bourgogne are defined by the terroir since medieval times and classifications are mainly geographical. As you travel through the region, there are thousands of growers and producers all around you and many small and artisanal wineries that produce some of the greatest, most sophisticated and most elegant wines. Welcome to Bourgogne!

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Champagne - Luxurious Bubbles

If France is the kingdom of wine, Champagne is the Princess of light, romance and elegance. With nearly impossible weather conditions, a complex production process and exceptional branding, Champagne transformed from simple flat wines into the "bubbly" symbol of romance, luxury, elegance, victory and a legendary concept. Let’s raise an elegant crystal flute to celebrate the most famous sparkling wine in the world. Welcome to Champagne!

Loire - Garden of France

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Majestic chateaux surrounded by Renaissance style magnificent French “jardins” designed and manicured to perfection, enchanting pastoral valleys along the Loire River, lively villages, museums, art, food, and excellent wines. The Loire is France’s longest and most diversified wine region, connected only by the river flowing from central France to the Ocean. The five-hour drive from Sancerre and Pouilly-Fume in Eastern Loire, through Vouvray, and Chinon in Middle Loire, and finally to Muscadet in Western Loire, is a unique adventure of delightfully diverse wines: red, white, rose, sparkling and sweet. Welcome to the Loire!

France Rhone Hermitage

Rhone - Untamed & Diverse

Steep slopes covered with tightly clinging vines in the northern part, wide flat rocky areas in the sunny southern part - two completely different areas connected by one river - the Rhone. The Rhone Valley stretches in southeastern France from Cote Rotie in the north to Marseille area on the Mediterranean coast. The river passes through different terrains, soils, foods, traditions, landscapes, micro-climates and villages. The Rhone unites this mosaic into a very interesting spectrum of wines. Welcome to the Rhone!

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