By visiting our site, you'll be able to discover the breadth of our offer. You'll also quickly feel the passion and precision of our teams in their selection work. Our wide and varied range will give you the opportunity to travel from home, thanks to your nose and taste buds. You'll be able to shape your own journey according to your preferences and desires.

You could start your journey with the wines of Bordeaux. The climate and soils so specific to this region have given birth to many renowned wines: Saint-Emilion, Sauternes, Pomerol, Saint-Estèphe. Their reputation extends far beyond our borders.

Why not stop off in Touraine to discover the wines of the Loire Valley? A vast territory with heterogeneous soils, offering a palette of flavors and aromas appreciated by certain palates. An almost unique grape variety that is at the origin of such great references as Coteaux du Layon, Pouilly-Fumé, Sancerre, Saumur blanc...

Make the switch from sweet to syrupy wines, and honor the Loire Valley, France's leading white wine producer. Are you still curious about the senses?

Let's head for the Burgundy region! Here you can explore the playground of prestigious wine lovers. Burgundy wines, whose history dates back to Roman times, have forged their unique character in the diversity of climates and grape variety cultivation. White wine lovers will succumb to the call of Chablis, while red wine enthusiasts will prefer the simplicity and elegance of Côte de Beaune. The perfect complement to gastronomic excursions in this exceptional region.

Not far away, our buyers have also selected Rhône wines for you. It's the diversity of grape varieties that characterizes this region, with a mix of big-name names and traditional winemakers. The vines on each side of the river have a different character. It's up to you to decide whether you prefer left or right. You're bound to think of Côte-Rôtie, Gigondas and Châteauneuf-du-Pape. There are many more treasures to be tasted in this valley.

More confidential, Savoy wine has managed to hold its own and is becoming increasingly popular. It is particularly appreciated when paired with cheeses or smoked meats. Culturally, it remains the perfect ally for raclettes, tartiflettes and other hearty winter meals. Crépy, Roussette de Savoie and Seyssel have distinctive properties inherited directly from mountain humidity and sunshine. The altitude of the Jura Massif also lends its wines a character of their own, shaped as they are by brutal climatic variations. Jura wines, whether red, rosé, white or sparkling, are well worth discovering. Arbois, Château-Chalon and Côtes du Jura offer a fruity or nutty background, depending on which you choose.

The Grand-Est is also known for its dramatic seasonal climate changes. Alsace wine is predominantly white, based on a variety of renowned grape varieties such as Riesling, Gewurtzraminer and Sylvaner. Fine estates such as Weinbach, Ostertag and Josmeyer have quickly established themselves on the finest tables and in the best cellars.

Once your exploration of the Rhine is complete, take a diagonal route to revisit Toulouse and the beautiful lands that surround it. The wines of the South-West, long in the shadow of the Bordeaux terroir, have the particularity of being made from old indigenous grape varieties. You'll be familiar with such appellations as Madiran, Pécharmant and Cahors. Powerful wines that leave a lasting impression on the palate and nose.

If you like sunshine, we suggest a quick detour a little further east to taste Languedoc wine. This homogeneous category has a lot to offer in terms of fruit and spicy flavors, sometimes with menthol notes. Pic Saint-Loup, Faugères and Corbières have already won over a large number of customers in France and around the world.

Not far away, the Mediterranean climate in the Roussillon cirque has contributed to the creation of wines with a distinct character. Roussillon wine, whether white or red, draws its distinctive character from its incomparable geological heritage. You're likely to be familiar with appellations such as Rivesaltes, Banyuls, Collioure and Maury. The song of the cicadas has also lulled Provence wine into maturity. Whether red or rosé, the Mediterranean climate is at work on the grape varieties, whether Syrah, Grenache or Mouvèdre.

Less well known, the white wines have a distinctive flavor that comes naturally from their Italian grape varieties. Bandol, Bellet and Côtes de Provence are just some of the wines that many people have discovered during their summer vacations. When it comes to terroir and character, the only place to end the journey is on the Isle of Beauty. Corsican wine, whose best-known 100% authentic appellations are Ajaccio, Figari and IGP Ile de Beauté, is based on local grape varieties. The great variety of wines on offer on this incomparable island means you'll be able to enjoy a wide range of food and wine pairings.