Vintages in France from 1899 to today

Vintages in France from 1899 to today French flag

The cultivation of vines in France has grown to the time of the Roman Empire. With a vineyard of almost 950 000 ha and a production between 50 and 60 million hectoliters per year, France is, with Italy, the most major producer of wines of the world. The AOC is the foundation for French wine. It is based on a long-standing practice which, over the centuries has identified the areas best suited to the culture of vines and grapes are best suited. New countries making wines have not taken the time to make a in-depth comprehensive and preferred ensure the identification of their wine only by the variety.

 
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Vineyards of Alsace

Alsace and Lorraine

Red, rosés and white wines
Vintages in Alsace

 
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Vineyards of Beaujolais

Beaujolais

Red, rosés and white wines
Vintages in Beaujolais

 
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Vineyards of Bordeaux

Bordeaux

Red, rosés and white wines
Vintages in Bordeaux

 
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Vineyards of Bourgogne

Bourgogne

Red, rosés and white wines
Vintages in Bourgogne

 
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Vineyards of Champagne

Champagne

Rosés and white wines
Vintages in Champagne

 
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Vineyard of Loire Valley

Loire Valley

Red, rosés and white wines
Vintages in Loire Valley

 
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Vineyards of Rhone Valley

Rhone Valley

Red, rosés and white wines
Vintages in Rhone Valley

 
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Vineyards of South West

South West

Red and white wines
Vintages in South West

 
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