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French Wine
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For hundreds of years, France basked in the reputation of being the world's greatest producer of wines. Today, that reputation is being rivalled by other wine-growing nations on four continents, and the French wine industry is facing new challenges. Since 2003, the industry has been trying to reinvent itself, producing new wines for a changing world and European market, while continuing to provide the world's greatest wines,
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produced on estates with perfect conditions and centuries of wine growing tradition.
In terms of range of choice, France still offers some of the greatest wines, with the greatest variety, and at excellent value for money, even from the main wine areas. |
French Producers
French Wines
Morgon Vieilles Vignes 2013, Grange Cochard, Beaujolais
£18.45
£18.45
Chablis 2016, Chaude Écuelle, Burgundy
£18.55
£18.55
Bordeaux Blanc 2018, Chateau La Gontrie
£14.15
£14.15
Premieres Cotes de Bordeaux Rouge, Chateau La Gontrie
£14.15
£14.15
Chablis 1C "Vaillons" 2014, Chaude Écuelle, Burgundy
£24.15
£24.15
Petit Chablis 2018, Chaude Écuelle, Burgundy
£17.05
£17.05
Champagne Brut Rosé NV, Gyejacquot
£30.65
£30.65
Champagne Brut NV, Gyejacquot
£27.80
£27.80
Bandol Rouge 2013, Ray-Jane, Provence
£26.40
£26.40
Sancerre 2019, Domaine Bizet, Loire
£19.25
£19.25
Sancerre Rouge 2014 "Celestin", Domaine Bizet, Loire
£18.45
£18.45
Pernand-Vergelesses Blanc 2014, Rémi Rollin, Burgundy
£31.70
£31.70
Hermitage Rouge 2007, Tardieu Laurent, North Rhone
£60.60
£60.60
Réné Michel, Viré-Clessé Quintaine 2014, South Burgundy
£22.75
£22.75
