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Highlights: Clos Cibonne Tibouren Rosé Cuvée Speciale des Vignettes 2024
Website: www.clos-cibonne.com This is a very famous rosé property in Provence, making slightly atypical rosés that are highly regarded. And
by jamiegoode22 viewsfrancehighlightslatestprovencerose - news
Guigal Côtes du Rhône 2022 Review
This wine review is of Guigal’s Côtes du Rhône (CDR) from the 2022 vintage. The wine is a blend of […] The post Guigal Côtes du Rhône 2022 Review appeared first on Grape Observer Wine Review .
by Sean Mitchell18 viewswine-reviewsfrancegrenachemourvedrered-winerhone-valley - news
Domaines Ott Château Romassan 2024 Bandol
This is from an 83 hectare estate acquired by the Ott family in 1956. They make a red as well
by jamiegoode31 viewsfrancehighlightslatestbandolprovencerose - news
I am Pretty Sure I Was COVID Patient Zero (Recounting the Worst Ten Days in my Life: Part Seven—Hallelujah
A couple of weeks ago, I decided to recount one of my many trips to France, which also turned out to be what I consider to be the sickest I have ever been (and that includes COVID). It happened way … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist34 viewsbeaujolaisburgundywinecabernet-sauvignoneiffel-towereurope - news
How to Enjoy the Sweeter White Wines of Bordeaux Seminar
How often do you drink white Bordeaux wines? Do you know that they range from bone dry to lusciously sweet? Do you know which grape varieties go into white Bordeaux wines? I recently attended a seminar at L’Abbatoir in Gastown, covering these wines and some ideas for wine pairings that was hosted by Wines of Bordeaux. Our speaker was Emma...
by mywinepal19 views4-5-5-stars5-starsbordeauxbotrytisfood-and-wine-pairingfrance - news
Domaine Milan, making impressive natural wines in Provence
Website: https://domaine-milan.com/ On Saturday morning I popped into Dynamic Vines in Bermondsey where Natalie Milan was pouring a selection of
by jamiegoode20 viewsfeaturesfrancelatestnatural-wineprovence - news
Kirkland Signature Cotes de Provence Rosé – Lip-Smackingly Good Stuff
This one never lasts long at Costco so stock up now! The latest vintage of the highly refreshing and delicious ... Read more
by Jon Thorsen25 viewskirkland-signaturebulk-buycostcofrancerosethanksgiving - news
That’s a Wrap! All My Posts for VanWineFest 2026
We had another successful year at the Vancouver International Wine Festival for 2026. The Festival was a little smaller in size, I think, due to the ongoing political developments happening around the world. Hopefully, these events will resolve themselves before the end of this year so that next year will have more wines and wineries for us to enjoy at VanWineFest...
by mywinepal22 viewsbard-on-the-beachfrancevancouver-international-wine-festivaldinnerinterviewvanwinefest - news
I am Pretty Sure I Was COVID Patient Zero (Recounting the Worst Ten Days in my Life: Part Six—Down to Moulin-à-Vent)
A couple of weeks ago, I decided to recount one of my many trips to France, which also turned out to be what I consider to be the sickest I have ever been (and that includes COVID). It happened way … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist35 viewsbeaujolaisburgundywineeiffel-towereuropefood - news
My French White and Sparkling Wine Picks at the Vancouver International Wine Festival 2026
I started my wine tasting at the International Festival Tasting Room during VanWineFest 2026 with French white and sparkling wines. Below are my favourite white and sparkling wines. I noticed after making my list that almost all the wines are made from the Chardonnay grape. I am not sure how many of these wines are still available for purchase, but...
by mywinepal22 viewsbourgogneburgundychardonnayfranceorganicsauvignon-blanc - news
The Savoir Faire of Laurent-Perrier: Assemblage
As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago, I was recently approached by Laurent-Perrier Champagne to see if I would like to sample several of their iconic wines, to which I quickly responded “oui!” (I actually said “yes” as the … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist32 viewschampagnefrancewinelaurent-perriersparkling-wine - news
My French Red Wine Picks at the Vancouver International Wine Festival 2026
I spent Friday afternoon at the Vancouver International Wine Festival 2026 tasting French red wines. Here are my favourite French wines from the International Festival Tasting Room. There is a fairly even distribution of red wines from different regions of France (and therefore different varietals) in my picks below. Enjoy. My French Red Wine Selections Castel Frères Exclusive Aspirant de...
by mywinepal17 viewsbordeauxburgundycabernet-sauvignonfrancemerlotpinot-noir - news
I am Pretty Sure I Was COVID Patient Zero (Recounting the Worst Ten Days in my Life: Part Five—The Hospices de Beaune)
A couple of weeks ago, I decided to recount one of my many trips to France, which also turned out to be what I consider to be the sickest I have ever been (and that includes COVID). It happened way … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist29 viewsbeaujolaisburgundywineeiffel-towereuropefood - news
A Brief History of Laurent-Perrier
Like many producers in Champagne, the history of Laurent-Perrier goes back over two centuries, but unlike many of the other grandes maisons, Laurent-Perrier remains a family-run, independent producer. While that might not sound all that exceptional, it enables Laurent-Perrier to … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist30 viewschampagnefrancewinelaurent-perriersparkling-wine - news
I am Pretty Sure I Was COVID Patient Zero (Recounting the Worst Ten Days in my Life: Part Four—The Start of the Hospices de Beaune)
A couple of weeks ago, I decided to recount one of my many trips to France, which also turned out to be what I consider to be the sickest I have ever been (and that includes COVID). It happened way … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist28 viewsbeaujolaisburgundywineeiffel-towereuropefood - news
Atlantic Cool, Precision Wines: The New Pays Nantais and the Rise of Muscadet Crus
Beyond Muscadet: How Nantes Is Redefining Loire White Wines A glass of Clisson, the stony intensity of Gorges, or a chilled magnum of Saint-Fiacre—today, Nantais village names are becoming more commonplace than the generic ‘Muscadet,’ especially in places like the new muscadotheque.fr wine bar and shop in Nantes, the former capital city of Brittany. The […] The post Atlantic Cool, Precision Wines: The New Pays Nantais and the Rise of Muscadet Crus appeared first on Cellar Tours .
by Barnaby Eales18 viewsfrancefrench-wine - news
I am Pretty Sure I Was COVID Patient Zero (Recounting the Worst Ten Days in my Life): Part Three—Down to Beaune
Last week, I decided to recount one of my many trips to France, which also turned out to be what I consider to be the sickest I have ever been (and that includes COVID). It happened way back in the … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist27 viewsbeaujolaisburgundywineeiffel-towereuropefood - news
Gerard Bertrand Genora
Gerard Bertrand Genora is an extended skin colour orange amber wine. Wine review by Lisa Johnston (thewinemuse). The post Gerard Bertrand Genora appeared first on winemusing .
by Lisa Johnston19 viewsamber-orange-winefrancelanguedocnot-your-usualorganicrevuse - news
Reintegrating livestock in a specialized vineyard region: unravelling actor perceptions in southern France
This study by Ryschawy, J et al., (2025) published in Agronomy for Sustainable Development, found that reintegrating livestock into vineyards in southern France provides ecological benefits such as improved soil and vegetation management, but adoption is limited by weak coordination, economic constraints, and mixed stakeholder support. Headline Findings Methods Results Read the original study here. The post Reintegrating livestock in a specialized vineyard region: unravelling actor perceptions in southern France appeared first on Regenerative Viticulture Foundation .
by Hannah Hollis28 viewsresearch-reviewsfrancelivestock - news
I am Pretty Sure I Was COVID Patient Zero (Recounting the Worst Ten Days in my Life): Part Two—Paris
Last week, I decided to recount one of my many trips to France, which also turned out to be what I consider to be the sickest I have ever been (and that includes COVID). It happened way back in the … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist29 viewsbeaujolaiswineeiffel-towereuropefranceparis - news
Cote Brasserie launches online French wine shop
If there’s one thing you can count on at Côte, it’s that if it isn’t French, it isn’t on the list. It’s a bold philosophy, but one that has served them well for two decades. Now, they’re taking that “all-French or nothing” ethos to the digital world with the launch of Côte Uncorked, their first-ever […] The post Cote Brasserie launches online French wine shop appeared first on The Wine Sleuth .
by winesleuth24 viewsallfood-and-winefrancelifestylerestaurantsfrench-wine - news
Interview de Jessica Villat – Le vitipastoralisme : intégrer les animaux dans les vignes
Cette interview de Jessica Villat explore comment reconnecter élevage et culture pour régénérer les sols, renforcer la biodiversité et redonner vie aux écosystèmes viticoles. The post Interview de Jessica Villat – Le vitipastoralisme : intégrer les animaux dans les vignes appeared first on Regenerative Viticulture Foundation .
by isnard.aude18 viewsarticles-blogsfrancegrazingnewslettersheep - news
Three visits, countless pours: our 2026 Vancouver International Wine Festival experience
There’s something about the Vancouver International Wine Festival that keeps us coming back year after year. Maybe it’s the wines. Maybe it’s the people. Most likely, it’s both. Stacey and Mike had the chance to attend three separate sessions this year — from the Festival Toast through to a final Saturday afternoon tasting — and […] The post Three visits, countless pours: our 2026 Vancouver International Wine Festival experience appeared first on BC Wine Lover .
by Mike Klassen21 viewsnews-commentaryharry-hertschegbc-wine-industrycaliforniacroatiafrance - news
Mas des Infermières: The Luberon Through the Director’s Eye of Ridley Scott
Wine Paris has a way of flattening everything into noise. Stand after stand, region after region, the days take the... Continue reading The post Mas des Infermières: The Luberon Through the Director’s Eye of Ridley Scott comes from AlexWine .
by Alessandro Gaboardi24 viewsevent-reviewseventscabernet-sauvignoncarignanclairettefrance