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Loire
02/06/2010 -
The Loire and its vineyards The Loire is the third largest AOC of France. It has 69 appellations on 75,000 hectares. The Loire is ranked in first position as a producer of white wine. The region is also known for its exceptional heritage... read more
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Press and Vinomaniac.tv
20/05/2010 -
LA REVUE VITICOLE INTERNATIONALE, mai 2010 France Magazine, mai 2010 read more
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Rhone Valley
09/02/2010 - Wine region
Rhone Valley The vineyards of the Rhone valley extend from each side of the Rhone. They start at Vienna (north) and go as far as Avignon (south). The region has developed a critical axis of European development, connecting Europe to the ... read more
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Jura
08/02/2010 - Wine region
The department of Jura (39) is in the region of Franche-Comte, the Doubs, Belfort and Haute-Saone. Its name comes from the Jura Alps, which rise to 1720m. The department has 257,399 inhabitants and an area of 4999 km2. Its average altitude is 439m... read more
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The Champagne region
08/02/2010 - Wine region
The region of Champagne-Ardenne is located in north-eastern France, along the river Marne. It has 4 departments over a total area of 25,606 km2: the Marne, Aube, Haute Marne and the Ardennes. There are over 1,334,000 inhabitants. This ... read more
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07/02/2010 - Wine region
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Renaissance des appellations : Return to Terroir
29/01/2010 - Regulation and trade, Viticulture
Nicolas Joly, unstoppable defender of Terroir, created Return to Terroir, a group of winemakers who share the same concern in 2001: “The taste of wine can only be original and inimitable if it is the full expression of its terroir and climate. ... read more

