Wine-growing regions

There's more than just reds in Bordeaux—discover the region's whites, starting with Graves.

When it comes to wine and food pairing, Burgundy is full of opportunities!

The diversity of Chilean vineyards and its artisans' virtuosity have made this country a dream destination for wine lovers: A close-up on this amazing land.

Are you a fan of both wine and vacationing? Then take a break from your routine by visiting the Okanagan Valley!

From the Andes Mountains to the Patagonian plains, the country and its winemaking are constantly pushing the limits and diversifying styles – a definite asset for South America’s main wine producer.

Get to know Rioja, a Spanish region with thousands of years of winemaking history.

Austrian wines have a character all their own, thanks to unique varietals that are so easy to drink that they’ll have you singing Rock Me Amadeus!

Pinot Blanc or Gris, Riesling, Cremants: adaptable wines to discover!

Spotlight on Beaujolais! Portrait of a region that delivers much more than just easy-drinking wines.

Long considered too hot for wine production, the Maremma region is today home to the Super Tuscans. The secret of their success? Bordeaux grape varieties, a bit better acclimatized to slightly warmer maritime conditions.

Many believe that Alsatian wines are sweet and mild. But is that fact or fiction?

Jura is a small region—especially in terms of production. It’s worth the hunting though, these wines are diverse and very original!