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Hidden gems in the Dordogne

The Dordogne is ideally situated to explore some of France’s most prestigious and less well-known wine regions. Famous names such as Bordeaux and St E...

Explore France’s Capital of Lights wineglass in hand

Lyon has been referred to not only as France’s gastronomic capital, but also, in the words of one renowned food critic, ‘Gastronomic capital of the wo...

Meander down the Route des Grands Crus

Dijon, capital of the Côte d’Or département in France, is the perfect base from which to explore Burgundy’s prestigious Côte de Nuits.

A rich tapestry of terroir reflected in some of the world’s greatest wines

Although Dijon is capital of the Côte d’Or département, the charming small town of Beaune is considered the wine capital of Burgundy.

Taste your way down one of France’s most important wine rivers

The Rhône is one of France’s most important wine rivers, funnelling its way through south-eastern France from its source in the Swiss Valais down to t...

Culinary adventures in foodie heaven

France is the country of foodie’s dreams. Every shop, market, café and restaurant offers up a tantalising range of produce and dishes that just tempt ...

Creating a sense of place in Champagne

Champagne, the world’s most famous sparkling wine, is produced at the northern limit of the world’s vineyard growing areas. This cool area of northern...

Burgundy – the cradle of terroir

Burgundy possesses one of the world’s least complicated range of grape varieties permitted in its vineyards.

Alsace: 10 cultural reasons to visit this most European of regions

Renowned for its rich cultural heritage - there’s something for everyone in beautiful Alsace.

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