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Tasting wines at Domaines Auriol VINS DE FRANCE – INNOVATION – Vins de France: The freedom to craft high quality wines Vins de France have torn up much of the rule book that dictates the way appellation wines are made. However, the category should not be viewed as a downgraded version of AOCs. Among its key features are some high quality, differentiated wines, as shown by our survey of winegrowers and merchants... By Jean-Paul Burias - Photographs: courtesy of the estates - © Antoine Martel 36 WINTER 2021 GILBERT & GAILLARD - THE FRENCH EXPERTS ON WINE
VINS DE FRANCE – INNOVATION – Harvesting in September 2021 at Bougrier family estates From the amphorae of Antiquity to the major appellations of today, the wine market has evolved over time to satisfy consumer demand. In what is now a global sea of wine ruled by fierce competition, where the Grands Crus reign supreme, for many winegrowers success lies in the ability to produce distinctive, easy-drinking, quality wines at competitive price points. That’s where the Vins de France category comes in. Although it does comply with production rules, the conditions are not strictly laid out by law to include demarcated production areas, minimum alcoholic strength, maximum yields, vineyard management techniques or analytical and aroma and flavour standards. What the wines do offer is the promise of spending some enjoyable, relaxing moments with others. Vins de France allow winemakers to get their creative juices flowing, but they also require specific marketing teams, especially overseas. Very often, future customers are not familiar with the category and have no real benchmarks. Winegrowers must therefore ramp up their sales pitch and promote wines that deserve to be known and have already garnered success in restaurants and export markets. WINTER 2021 GILBERT & GAILLARD - THE FRENCH EXPERTS ON WINE 37
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Page 11 and 12: CHAMPAGNE - STYLES - Reserve wines
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Page 17 and 18: CHAMPAGNE - STYLES - some oddities.
Page 19 and 20: CHAMPAGNE - STYLES - Mathilda Tedes
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Page 23 and 24: CHAMPAGNE - STYLES - Odilon de Vari
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Page 61 and 62: Michel Legallois in his cider works
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Casa Santos Lima’s vineyards with
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PORTUGAL - MARKETS - Hillside viney
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ITALY - DISCOVERY - Although Primit
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ITALY - DISCOVERY - climate is char
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ITALY - NEW APPELLATION - In actual
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ITALY - NEW APPELLATION - Serena Wi
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ITALY - NEW APPELLATION - The Manza
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The South African viticultural land
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SOUTH AFRICA - NEW VARIETIES - ‘I
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SOUTH AFRICA - NEW VARIETIES - Crem
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STARS - & WINE - Courteney Cox: “
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CONTACT - DETAILS - CIGARS - PAGES
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FRANCE - Champagne PUBS_CUVEES_G&G_
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FRANCE - Champagne CHAMPAGNE RÉMI
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FRANCE - Champagne Dom Caudron’s
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SPAIN - Catalonia SPAIN OUR WINTER
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