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Vineyards and French Regions

Aquitaine, the biggest region of fine wines in the world

Learn more about the specificity of Aquitaine wines

Winelovers trip to Saint Emilion-Bergerac-Monbazillac

Your trip begins in Bordeaux, ideal starting point for vineyards excursions.

Gastronomy in Aquitaine

Let’s go on a tour of the best restaurants…

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Exciting New Ways to Visit France's Vineyards and Wine Caves

See France's vineyards in an ATV or a hot-air balloon, on horseback or in a classic car; or rappel down into champagne caves in Epernay.

Winetherapy Spas, or 1000 reasons to say Yes to grapes

Unforgettable moments of relaxation are waiting for you: wine baths, massages, and various treatments… the restorative grape based treatments have revolutionized the world of esthetics and well-being.

Great workshops for food lovers

Discover innovative and audacious recipes that are taking French cuisine to new heights…

Sources de Caudalie: Hotel, Spa, Vinotherapie

A unique concept in Aquitaine matching wine and spa therapy for your well-being

Burgundy, a whole range of wines for every palate and budget

Learn more about Burgundy Wines and its 5 great vineyards

A trip around Chablis Paris Auxerre 1h40 by train

2 days trip through Burgundy

Gastronomy around the Côte de Nuits wine road

Paris –Dijon 1h40 by high Speed Train (TGV) - 2 days trip

The secrets of champagne

How do you produce a white wine from black grapes? Are you familiar with the other wines produced in the Champagne area? Do you know the best ways to taste and store your champagne? All these secrets will be revealed!

The Champagne routes

The Champagne Route begins 75 miles east of Paris, and stretches along the Marne Valley to the cities of Epernay and Reims and south towards Sezanne and the Côte des Bar.

Itinerary in Reims and around

3 days-trip to discover Reims and the Champagne region.

Fine foods in the vineyards

What could be more tempting after tasting several styles of wine, than prolonging this treat for the taste buds with the exploration of culinary specialities which these wines often accompany so extraordinarily well?

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