This week, we have a brief introduction to some of the regions of France, one of the largest wine producers in the world. There are many more than these, but I hope it will give you a good start.

one of France's most famous wine regions. Weather experts say the country has just had its driest July since 1959. Although vines thrive in an arid climate, there's only so much they can take.

has rated the wine from different regions of France out of ten for each year for decades. Browse by year to see the quality of each region's vintage, and click to see Berry Bros and Rudd's reviews.

After years of living in the Bordeaux wine region of southeastern France, I recently moved to live for some months in the Minervois wine region in the south. The impact of moving here is immediate ...

but there are eight basic wine-producing regions in France. It is worth knowing them as they can often give a good idea of how the wine will taste. The three best known are Bordeaux, Burgundy ...

Embarking on a pilgrimage to visit the wine regions of France is, more other than not, anything but low-key. Head to Burgundy, and you can sip some uber-decadent pours—with price tags to match.

Just as Napa Valley in the U.S. has become a haven for expensive restaurants, chic hotels and one-upsmanship, the best-known wine regions of France and Italy have become increasingly costly in ...

Welcome to the vineyards of France. Wine tasting events are held year-round in the French wine regions. Whether a romantic stay in the vineyards, a tasting with friends or family, the 17 different ...