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Starting your adventure into French wine reveals a nearly endless selection of new wines to try. For starters, there are over 200 indigenous wine varieties–from the well-known Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon to the lesser-known Prunelard and Savagnin. Moreover, there are 307 wine designations (called AOP or Appellation d’Origine Protégée) and each can allow for several different types of wine (red, rosé, sparkling, etc.). When you put it all into perspective, France delivers approximately 2,900 different wines, not taking into account the many thousands of wineries.

If you drank a new wine each night, it would take 8 years to drink your way through France.

France

Starting your adventure into French wine reveals a nearly endless selection of new wines to try. For starters, there are over 200 indigenous wine varieties–from the well-known Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon to the lesser-known Prunelard and Savagnin. Moreover, there are 307 wine designations (called AOP or Appellation d’Origine Protégée) and each can allow for several different types of wine (red, rosé, sparkling, etc.). When you put it all into perspective, France delivers approximately 2,900 different wines, not taking into account the many thousands of wineries.

If you drank a new wine each night, it would take 8 years to drink your way through France.

Wine Styles

White-Fruity and Smooth

White-Fruity and Smooth

Best Wines Under $20

Best Wines Under $20

Best Wines Under $20