Brian Freedman is a wine, spirits, travel, and food writer; event host and speaker; and drinks educator. He regularly contributes to Food & Wine, and his first book, Crushed: How A Changing ...

If you’re familiar with the cult-favorite French ... the region also produces whites. That can make choosing a wine-tasting destination a little daunting, but luckily the Bordeaux Tourism ...

A great value Bordeaux that goes well with foodOpens in new window ] Champagne is the next great wine name of France, famous for its sparkling wine. It is both a region and a wine, about a two ...

Each year, more than four million tourists visit Bordeaux for a taste of the precious nectar that comes from its surrounding landscape. Coming from one of the most famous French wine regions ...

Hidden in France's wine country, this medieval village combines ancient castle ruins with a bustling marketplace that gives ...

Among the best-known wine regions are the Loire Valley, Burgundy, and Bordeaux, but wine is everywhere in this country. It's time to raise a glass to France's underrated wine regions. Fantastic ...

France’s wine capital is reaching a new era ... there’s hyperbole and history in spades. A vast region with some 65 appellations, the first cabernet sauvignon and merlot vines originated in Bordeaux ...

While major French wine-growing regions like Bordeaux offer a range of wines, serious collectors and industry gatekeepers (like major critics and leading restaurant wine directors) focus on iconic ...

The Bordeaux region is known for its full-bodied reds and Languedoc is known for its red blends, both hit hard by declining red wine sales that have fallen by 32% in France over the last 10 years ...

Often called the world's most famous wine country, Bordeaux -- France's biggest wine region -- produces the iconic Medoc, Saint-Emilion, and Pomerol high-end wines, as well as larger quantities of ...