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Leading authority on French wine offers eclectic range of French wines

by admindgs on Jan 25, 2010

Although there are several regions of the world that produce good quality wine, including Italy, the UK and even sunny California, French wine is considered the most refined and popular and is sought after the world over. Differing variables such as the type of soil, the water or the age old methods used, could be the reason for the outstanding taste and texture. Excellent examples of wine, including Midi wines or Provence Wines, offer tempting options that excite the palate. One leading website, which has become renowned for outstanding French wines, as well as being awarded the specialist merchant of the year award for 2009, is Yapp brothers. These reputable wine merchants specialise in all types of French wine from all regions of France including Alsace, Champagne, East and West Loire, Burgundy and of course Provence. A comprehensive selection of outstanding wines from numerous historical French vineyards is available at Yapp.co.uk. With the advancement of the internet,...Read More >>

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The rose wine of Provence has a growing and justified reputation, and is still much underrated and undiscovered outside of Provence. There are hundreds of vineyards throughout the wine growing area of Provence, with several AOC's located in the area, which stretches from St Tropez in the south-west up Fayence in the north-east.

The best known name for Provence rose is probably Bandol, a wine that is exported all over the world, but although one of the better wines it is certainly not the best, although it is very good. Domaine Ot would probably claim to be the most...