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Which wines to serve with fondues, raclettes and tartiflettes?
With winter upon us, and vacations in the mountains just around the corner, it's time to warm up with one of Savoy's cheese-based dishes: raclette, tartiflette and fondue. The question arises as to which wines to pair with fondues, raclettes and tartiflettes.
Olivier - 01/27/2021
How to make white wine?
Have you ever wondered how white wine is made? The concept may seem simple enough. Grapes are harvested, pressed to obtain the juice that will be fermented with yeast, left to ripen and then bottled.
Olivier - 10/19/2020
How to make red wine The winemaking process
The making of red wine is the result of a set of rules, scrupulously respected. The first step is to select the grapes at harvest time. To make red wine, the grapes harvested must always be black. How do you make red wine? Here are the main stages in the winemaking process.
Olivier - 10/19/2020
How to drink vin jaune
Little known to most consumers, vin jaune du Jura is one of the world's most famous dry white wines. It is made from a single grape variety, Savarin. It is produced in the Jura region, hence its nickname "Jura Gold". According to some myths, this beverage was discovered by chance.
Olivier - 18/10/2020
Which wine goes with stuffed capon?
Capons are the quintessential festive poultry. But what would a family meal be without a good wine, the perfect match for this juicy bird?
Olivier - 10/17/2020
Serving champagne during the holidays, a tradition in France
In France, at Christmas and New Year, champagne is the essential sparkling wine. Synonymous with festivities, it is often enjoyed as an aperitif or with dessert.
Olivier - 12/23/2019
France soon to be world No. 1 in organic wine consumption
According to a recent study, consumption of organic wine is set to continue rising in France, leading to an increase in the area under organic cultivation.
Olivier - 12/13/2019
Scandinavian countries, newcomers to the wine market
With rising temperatures and the arrival of new grape varieties, Sweden, Denmark and Norway are able to grow vines and produce wine.
Olivier - 08/12/2019
France is unlikely to experience a "Dry January" in 2020
Launched by the public health agency Santé publique France, the "Alcohol-free January" campaign has not been approved by the government and is likely to be abandoned.
Olivier - 06/12/2019
Burgundy: low volume but good quality for the 2019 harvest
According to estimates, the Burgundy harvest should reach 1.2 million hectolitres in 2019, down on 2018 but of excellent quality.
Olivier - 24/11/2019
Beaujolais Nouveau returns on Thursday, November 21, 2019
This Thursday, November 21, marks the release of Beaujolais Nouveau 2019, which is also sold abroad in some 100 countries!
Olivier - 20/11/2019
Straw wine: Corrèze allowed to keep its AOC label
On November 7, 2019, the Conseil d'Etat rejected the application by the Société de viticulture du Jura to cancel the AOC vin de paille de Corrèze.
Olivier - 16/11/2019
159th Hospices de Beaune wine auction
Sunday November 17, 2019 sees a key and eagerly awaited event in the wine industry: the traditional Hospices de Beaune wine sale.
Olivier - 14/11/2019
Will aperitif wines soon be taxed in France?
An amendment to the Social Security bill for 2020 plans to tax wine-containing premixes, i.e. flavored or aperitif wines.
Olivier - 12/11/2019
French wine falls victim to higher US taxes
Since October 18, 2019, the United States has been imposing new customs duties on French wines: an increase of 25%. A major blow for the wine industry.
Olivier - 10/24/2019