Beaujolais

Another facet from the Beaujolais wine appellation is proposed by the Domaine Franck Chavy

Let's dive into the core from a vine.. Following our Beaujolais tour which started here (read more in our article...

From the Château du Moulin-à-Vent until the Domaine de la Tour de Bief, taste different facets from Beaujolais wines

Following our first introduction to Beaujolais with the Dominique Piron's domains (read our article here), we invite you this time...

Enrich your wine cellar with some Beaujolais appellation by the Maison Piron, member of the Vignobles & Signatures wine club

Have a deep look at this wine map of Beaujolais, realized by Benoît Francey.. In the center of France, near...

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Another facet from the Beaujolais wine appellation is proposed by the Domaine Franck Chavy

From the Château du Moulin-à-Vent until the Domaine de la Tour de Bief, taste different facets from Beaujolais wines

Enrich your wine cellar with some Beaujolais appellation by the Maison Piron, member of the Vignobles & Signatures wine club

Have a stay in the Ker Moor Hotel in Saint-Quay-Portrieux, on the way to Saint-Brieuc and its amazing Maison Saint-Yves

From the Beauport Abbey, passing by the GwinZegal art center, until La Roche Jagu castle, discover the Côtes d’Armor through Les Minutes Bleues festival

Take some good time in Alsace at Le Parc Hôtel Obernai and its Yonaguni Spa, bordered by the Route des Vins

Why not diving into the Arcachon Bay, within Les 12 de Larros Hotel in Gujan-Mestras, nearby La Maison de l’Huître!

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