Are you planning to visit France soon? When borders reopen and things get back to the usual side of normal, how does a holiday in France sound? Lots of sunshine, lots of culture, the joy of travel. Fresh air, wonderful food and plenty of wine? With that in mind, what are the French wine regions you should plan a road trip through? Maybe you just fancy visiting one whilst you’re on holiday nearby? The French vineyards are calling, will you answer?
French Wine Regions
If we speak in general terms, northern French vineyards are best known for their white wines, whilst those French wine regions in the south are known for their reds. Of course, there are exceptions but this might sway where you fancy going, depending on your preference. You’re pretty much guaranteed a great glass (or bottle!) or wine whichever you pick though.
The go-to areas of France for wine include Burgundy, the Loire Valley, Champagne, Rhône & Bordeaux. French VineyardsThere are some outstanding French vineyards to visit within these French wine regions. You might even be able to stay on-site!Let’s talk about a couple of these which you should definitely check out. Domaine Maltoff can be found in Burgundy and they offer beautiful bed and breakfast accommodation. This French vineyard produces typical Burgundy varieties – Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Head to Savoie where, in the Alpine hills, you’ll find Domaine Jean-Charles Girard-Madoux. With red, white, sparkling white and rose on the menu, there is also plenty of food to enjoy among the vines. The perfect place to relax!
In addition, maybe you’ve always fancied moving out there and opening your own winery? If that’s you, check out these French vineyards for sale that you could move to this year. It could be the perfect next chapter in your life.
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In conclusion, wherever you fancy holidaying in France, you’re never too far away from an amazing French vineyard. Finally, think about what wine you like the most, do a little bit of research into French wine regions and see which area you need to visit for your taste buds. Where will you visit?
