France

languedoc

loire

alsace

jura

The Rhône is not one but two dichotomous regions that form a whole greater than the sum of its parts. The smaller, more prestigious northern Rhône is synonymous with world-class syrah. Meanwhile, the more prolific southern Rhône has mastered the art of the red blend. With their combination of affordability, stability, and relative value, there truly is no place like Rhône.

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Located in southwest France, Bordeaux is home to some of the most famous, expensive, and sought-after wines in the world. Even in an increasingly competitive industry, the region reigns supreme with the largest market share by value. With everything from classic red blends to sumptuous whites, it’s easy to see why Bordeaux is the epicenter of the fine wine universe.

bordeaux

Small in size but mighty in influence, Burgundy is home to some of the most sought-after and investment-worthy wines on Earth. Legendary vineyards and centuries of winemaking tradition combine to produce incomparably powerful pinot noirs and subtle chardonnays. Add in extremely low annual yields, and it’s easy to see why Burgundy’s prices are second to none.


burgundy

Champagne is the original gold standard. For centuries, this famous fizz has been synonymous with opulence, celebration, and romance. Combine that preeminent status with surging demand, and Champagne offers a surefire way to add sparkle to any portfolio.

France

Top wine-producing regions

Languedoc

Loire

Alsace

Jura

Rhône

Bordeaux

Burgundy

Champagne

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