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A delicious journey through France’s Eastern Gem Hungry for new culinary discoveries? Then Alsace is the perfect region for your next foodie getaway in France. Known for its love of good food, this region offers countless delights at the table. Whether you’re grabbing a bite on the go, sharing a meal with others or indulging […]

The Champagne Tourist Route offers the opportunity to explore the rich heritage of the Champagne vineyards along a 220 kilometre trail. Several itineraries allow visitors to discover the region’s winegrowing landscapes at their own pace. Fully signposted, the route winds through the vineyards where visitors can meet local winemakers, tour their cellars and taste their […]

Hit the road and escape for a romantic wine-tasting weekend along France’s legendary Wine Routes. Behind the wheel, explore French vineyards, admire breathtaking landscapes, and savor some of the country’s finest grands crus. The different types of Winetrip Set off to meet passionate winemakers across the regions of France on a wine-themed journey. In the […]

If Burgundy is loved for its wines, abbeys and gastronomy, it also proves to be an ideal destination for a romantic weekend. Discover ideas for short breaks and activities to enjoy as a couple for a charming getaway along Burgundy’s scenic routes. Beautiful gift ideas for your loved one, especially with the Christmas holidays approaching!

Provence, a land of sunshine and character, is one of France’s most beautiful wine regions. While renowned for its elegant and aromatic rosés, the area also captivates visitors with its garrigue landscapes, stone bastides, and Mediterranean art of living. Following the Provence Wine Route, you will discover emblematic estates that blend tradition, contemporary design, and […]

The best things to do in Bordeaux

To truly discover the wines of Burgundy, there’s no better way than following its legendary five wine routes of Burgundy — a journey that takes you from Dijon to Mâcon, through some of France’s most prestigious vineyards. Each itinerary offers a different perspective on this world-renowned wine region, its traditions, and its exceptional landscapes.

With its rich history and remarkable heritage, France invites visitors to explore its UNESCO-recognised masterpieces — sites of outstanding universal value and living symbols of historical memory and traditional know-how. As of 2019, France is home to 45 UNESCO World Heritage sites, many of which are located near its magnificent vineyards — perfect destinations for a […]

Alsace is one of the most beautiful regions of France. Located in the Grand Est area, it’s a land rich in culture and history. The region’s six main cities — Strasbourg, Mulhouse, Belfort, Colmar, Haguenau, and Saint-Louis — play a major role in its cultural and economic identity. Visitors to Alsace are drawn to its […]

A wellness escape in the heart of the vineyards Combining wellness and wine – what a tempting idea for those who love relaxing and romantic breaks, especially as a couple. What could be better than unwinding in a vineyard, surrounded by tranquil landscapes, while indulging in exceptional treatments inspired by the benefits of the vine? […]

In 2014, France regained its rank of 1st global producer of wine, before Italy and within the global context of a reduction in global production of about 6%, due to unfavourable climatic conditions.

Known to be the biggest private estate in Bourgogne, with its 20 hectares, the Château de Pommard was sold, last week, to Michael Baum, a rich American entrepreneur. The 50 year-old boss made his fortune by creating high technology businesses in the heart of the Silicon Valley, in California, an area known for its cutting-edge […]

At the age of 51 years, Philippe Sereys de Rothschild, has just been named President of the Supervisory Board, of Baron Philippe de Rothschild S.A., of which he has been Vice-President since 2006. He succeeds and replaces his mother, the Baroness Philippine de Rothschild, who passed away last August at 80 years of age. Philippe […]

For more than 50 years, this Grand Cru Classé of Bordeaux , from the Saint-Estèphe appellation, has hired the same grape-pickers each year, from a little village in Andalusia, south of Seville in Spain.