Bordeaux is the most famous wine region in France, and within this region, Medoc is the most important district. A sub-district, the Haut Medoc, is

Champagne is a historical province in the northeast of France, founded in 1065 and best known for the sparkling white wine that bears the same

In spite of being in the north of France, the predominantly white wines from the region of Alsace are rich, sometimes powerful, and always highly

Since the introduction of the Vin de Pays classification in 1979, the fortunes of the Langedoc-Roussillon have dramatically improved with extensive replanting on better sites,

With the Andes as a beautiful backdrop, the tracts of land under vine have propelled Argentina into fifth position in terms of world wine production.

A long, thin country running the length of South America, with desert in the north, the Antarctic in the south, and the Andes to the

With a rich winemaking and grape growing heritage dating back to 1842, and a profound and unique Silesian (German) influence, the Barossa Valley is arguably

Vines are planted in almost every part of Italy, from the Alps in the north to the island of Sicily in the south. The two

It has taken nearly 20 years for the South African wine trade to become the exciting place it is today. The once widespread production of

Chile is one of the most important wine-producing countries in South America as well as in the world. Located on a vertical strip of 4,240km