Wine-growing regions

The United States is the world’s fourth largest wine producer, with high-quality options at every price point. Discover its four main wine regions and six wines you won’t want to miss.

Among the best known and appreciated grape varieties, these two Old Word natives have found cool climates to flourish in an extraordinary way in the New World, thanks to the vision of innovative producers. Spotlight on new lands to explore.

During this week of tastings, we were able to observe a crystallization of this new facet of Bordeaux: wines extracted and marked by wood are now giving way to distinguished, fresh wines of great finesse. In Bordeaux, nothing is left to chance!

You certainly know and enjoy several Californian wines among the best sellers, but the legendary region also produces high-end cuvées to treat yourself. As spring approaches, we’re taking you on a tour of the region through 12 wines for all budgets.

The heritage of the Sartori estate is at the heart of the Valpolicella appellation, in the north-east of Italy. Discover its century-old know-how thanks to four unique cuvées and some pairing ideas to make them shine.

Set your sights on the vineyards of Médoc through short videos produced by the Union des Grands Crus de Bordeaux.

Set off to discover the vineyards of Graves and Pessac-Léognan, cradle of the greatest dry whites of Bordeaux.

One of the most admired wine producers in the world. A wonderful recognition for a family estate, 5 generations strong. But the influence of Familia Torres extends far beyond its wines...

Among the prestigious sub-regions of Bordeaux, the Libournais attracts the attention of collectors for its renowned Saint-Émilion and Pomerol cuvées.

Rioja is one of the most prestigious wine regions and enjoys a well-established reputation. Under the DOC designation, its high-quality wines always seduce with their elegance and excellent aging potential. But there’s no reason with you can’t succumb to these cuvées right away.

There’s a lot going on right now with South African wines. With their remarkable array of styles and grape varieties, these wines will be the stars of your summer BBQs. And with the shift towards noble varieties and sustainable practices, you have even more reasons to fall for South African whites and reds!

2021 is a vintage of challenges where the best producers have succeeded in delivering excellent results. It also marks a return to basics for Bordeaux with wines in a classic style, of very good quality, imbued with a contemporary touch, after three intensely sunny vintages.