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Winner of 1 more
Le Coq Gaulois
2020 Bordeaux Rouge from Bordeaux, France
Liked by 3628 Members
Classic textures and flavors from the Old World
View wine details$33.00 Retail price
$23.10 Member price
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Winner of 6 more
Chanmé Méchant
2020 Grenache from Pays d'Oc, France
Liked by 6383 Members
Delight your tastebuds with our Triple Gold Medal-winning Grenache
View wine details$26.00 Retail price
$18.20 Member price
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Chanmé Méchant
2022 Pinot Noir from France, France
Liked by 1264 Members
Soft, smooth, and inviting—cranberry, vanilla, black cherry delight
View wine details$20.00 Retail price
$14.00 Member price
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Winner of 1 more
Valeur Ajoutée
2021 Merlot from Pays d'Oc, France
Liked by 1105 Members
Fall in love with smooth fruit flavors from our new French brand
View wine details$24.00 Retail price
$16.80 Member price
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La Belle France
2021 Bordeaux Blanc from Bordeaux, France
Staff pick
Taste the refreshing new vintage of our award-winning Bordeaux Blanc
View wine details$25.00 Retail price
$17.50 Member price
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Le Coq Gaulois
2021 Bordeaux Blanc from Bordeaux, France
Staff pick
Signature flavors and textures from the Old World
View wine details$29.00 Retail price
$20.30 Member price
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Winner of 2 more
Maison Rêves
2021 Cabernet Sauvignon from Pays d'Oc, France
Staff pick
Embrace French artistry while museum hopping down charming cobblestone streets
View wine details$37.00 Retail price
$25.90 Member price
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Winner of 1 more
Burelé
2021 Cabernet Sauvignon from Pays d'Oc, France
Staff pick
Fruit, oak, earth—woodsy and smooth
View wine details$21.00 Retail price
$14.70 Member price
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Winner of 2 more
La Douleur Exquise
2022 Grenache Blanc from Pays d'Oc, France
Liked by 281 Members
Up the ante with a crisp and bright Grenache Blanc
View wine details$27.00 Retail price
$18.90 Member price
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Winner of 2 more
Galloping Tortoise
2023 Vin Blanc from Côtes de Gascogne, France
Liked by 488 Members
Indulge in a trusted selection, bringing you the essence of Gascogne
View wine details$39.00 Retail price
$27.30 Member price
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Winner of 2 more
Burelé
2021 Merlot from Pays d'Oc, France
Liked by 421 Members
Bold berries meet earthy undertones, with a spicy finish
View wine details$21.00 Retail price
$14.70 Member price
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Pont du Nord Contre Sud
2023 Grenache from Pays d'Oc, France
Staff pick
Savor the essence of France: a rich symphony of dark fruit and herbal intrigue
View wine details$26.00 Retail price
$18.20 Member price
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Valeur Ajoutée
2021 Red Blend from Pays d'Oc, France
Staff pick
Savor an earthy taste of southern France
View wine details$24.00 Retail price
$16.80 Member price
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Roulotte Roulante
2023 Sauvignon Blanc from Côtes de Gascogne, France
Staff pick
Raise a glass to the wandering spirit while sharing boisterous conversation
View wine details$26.00 Retail price
$18.20 Member price
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Roulotte Roulante
2023 Vin Blanc from Côtes de Gascogne, France
Staff pick
Discover the zest of tropical fruits and the thrill of new horizons
View wine details$24.00 Retail price
$16.80 Member price
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Winner of 2 more
Burelé
2021 Red Blend from Pays d'Oc, France
Staff pick
Black tea, jammy, dried herbs, and earthy richness
View wine details$21.00 Retail price
$14.70 Member price
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Keep Reading About France
Wine has been made in France for thousands of years, and we owe many of the winemaking breakthroughs to French winemakers. The country has a staggering amount of fine wine appellations, producing some of the most prized wines on earth. You can find red and white Premier Cru Bordeaux blends (Cabernet Franc, Sémillon, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon Blanc) and Grand Cru Burgundy (Pinot Noir, Chardonnay) wines commanding wildly high prices. Some French grape varieties on the verge of extinction have been saved by international popularity. Malbec was uprooted in Cahors, but the popularity of Malbec from Argentina saved the grapes south of Bordeaux. Trends in the wine world work in both directions.
What are the most popular French Wines?
From Brut Champagne in the north to Provençal rosé in the south, French winemakers have invented and inspired winemakers around the world to push the boundaries of wine production. Styles pioneered in Beaujolais, the Loire Valley, the Rhône Valley, Alsace, and other long-established French wine regions have spread to the new world, and it's not uncommon to see grape varieties like Grenache, Syrah, and Mourvèdre appearing together in a Southern Rhône-style blend from California or Australia. Alsatian Riesling and Gewürztraminer hold sway across the border with Germany. The influence isn't limited to still red and white wines. Sparkling wines inspired by Champagne are made all over the wine world.
What are the flavor profiles of wines from France?
The flavor profiles of French wine are obviously going to depend on what wine region it comes from and the grape varieties in it. Most French winemakers aim to express the terroir (the “somewhere-ness”) of a vineyard. Great domaines treat varietal wines uniquely, doing whatever is best for that specific grape on that specific site. With no prescriptive profile, it's important to read up on what wine from a given AOC should taste like. Chablis is made from Chardonnay and comes in a variety of styles, but is often crisp with high minerality and citrus. Chenin Blanc from the Loire is full of ripe tree fruit like pear, apple, and quince. Rosé from Provence (or Languedoc-Roussillon) has beautiful high acidity and bursting fruit flavors. Some profiles can get quite technical. For example, there is a marked difference between Left Bank (St-Estèphe, Pauillac, St-Julien, and Margaux) and Right Bank (Pomerol and St-Emilion) Bordeaux wines. Sauternes is a dessert wine from Bordeaux but is distinct from Vouvray that is made only a few hundred miles away in the Loire Valley. The Rhône region is also diverse, and the red wines of Chateauneuf-du-Pape will be different from Hermitage, Côte Rotie, and Côtes du Rhône. With so much wine to explore, you could spend a lifetime zeroing in on Gamay from Beaujolais Nouveau or Brut Champagne from Reims, but one of the most beautiful things about French wine is its diversity.
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