France
France is home to one of the most diverse collections of wine on the planet. The vine was introduced to France by the Phoenicians and Greeks, then spread throughout the country by the Romans. Today, there are classic wine regions in pretty much every corner of the country except the far northwest (which is wonderful apple country!)
Terroir Wines is especially proud to offer a collection of great wines from the famed Champagne region of northeastern France. These wines, each from a small artisanal grower, represent some of the most unique and diverse Champagnes available- each one a unique work of art. Explore and enjoy!
Our Producers
Bordeaux
Containing two UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Graves
Montagne Saint Emilion
Saint Emilion
Bergerac
Languedoc-Roussillon
Click here for a detail map of the Languedoc-Roussillon region (courtesy Vineyards.com)
St Jacques d’Albas (Minervois)
loire Valley
Click here for a detail map of the Loire region (courtesy author)
Petit Metris (Savennieres, etc)
Maison Chainier (Touraine)
Famille Lauverjat (Sancerre)
Lucien Raimbault (Sancerre)
Alsace
Click here for a detail map of the Alsace region (courtesy Wine Folly)
Alsace
Champagne
Burgundy & Beaujolais
Paul Lacroix (Varietal wines)
Dutron & Fils (Maconnais)
Levert-Barault (Mercurey)
Albert Ponnelle (Beaune)
Maison Shaps (Meursault)
Maison Charmelieu (Beaujolais)
Rhone
Click here for a detail map of the Rhone region (courtesy Larousse des Vins)
Maison J. Denuziere (North)
Domaine Saint Patrice (Chateauneuf/South)
Domaines Aime Arnoux (Vacqueyras & Gigondas/South)
Les Vignerons de l’Enclave (South)
Provence
Chateau Salettes (Bandol)