but it is much less so in France (although it has been growing recently in Burgundy because of stratospheric land prices there). During my visit, Schaal could think of only one other Alsace wine ...

“Pinot Noir from Alsace is light and lively with good acidity and fruit structure,” consultant and wine educator Carrie ... be the driest limestone hill in France. Stein derives from the ...

France is one of the biggest producers of wine in the world, but if you talk to a vintner there, they'll likely get excited about just a few hectares of vines. That's because French wine is ...

I sampled impressive wines from different regions of France. Below are some notes about bottles that included flavors that were different, distinct or otherwise memorable. Made from the Altesse ...