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Provence - A Wine Lover's Dream Come True!
Provence is often overlooked by companies that offer traditional
wine tasting tours, in spite of the excellence of its wines. If
you're a true wine lover and wine fan, this beautiful location
in France offers the most fascinating scenery and, not to
mention, some of the best vineyards around.
In Provence, as everywhere in the Mediterranean, you'll find the
people full of warmth, spontaneity and a "joie de vivre". As you
will soon discover, any of these master oenologists (winemakers)
will be delighted to introduce you to the wines they have become
famous for; and share a little of the region's history with you.
In Provence your days will be filled with sunshine and warmth,
and lush nights, scented with jasmine, lavender and wild thyme -
whether you stay in a bustling, crowded metropolis with all the
modern conveniences, or a turn-of-the-century country guest
house filled with 17th and 18th century antiques. However,
little do outsiders know that winemaking in Provence is a
serious business. Many of the winegrowers here have won the
rights to include the prestigious "AOC" designation (Appellation
d'Origine Controlee) on their bottles of wines. This label
assures the buyer of a guaranteed vintage from the designated
region. In order to win the right to become designated as an
appellation wine, winegrowers much pass rigorous tests and
inspections.
If you are thinking of traveling to the south of France in the
near future, think about including a trip to one of the
vineyards of the 60 winegrowers in the "Cotes de Provence"
region. A small, yet beautiful area, it takes in the departments
of the Var and part of the Bouches-du-Rhone.
Located in the heart of Provence's winemaking region, the
"Maison des Cotes de Provence" boasts an outstanding selection
of appellation wines. The Cotes de Provence winegrowers are
experts in utilizing traditional methods when harvesting and
bottling their wines. Their deep respect for the soil, the
climate and the different varieties of grapes they use comes
through in the quality and taste of each bottle.
During your visit to Provence, you can also arrange to take a
wine tasting course at one of the vineyards where you will learn
a complete understanding of wine: its robe (color), its bouquet
(perfume), its body (strength) and everything you need to know
about service, conservation and more. Not only will you be able
to taste the finest wines, but you will also learn invaluable
winemaking tips you can't learn elsewhere.
For the true wine lover, Provence is definitely a place to visit
- both for the fantastic wines and unforgettable scenery!
About the author:
Mark Anthony is an avid wine lover. He owns a number of
wine-related sites, including
href="http://www.frenchwinesecrets.com">French Wine Secrets,
Italian Wine
Secrets and Napa
Wine Secrets.
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The history of Italian wine
You can find expensive Italian wine and not so expensive Italian wine and they are both as delicious as the other. It is pretty hard to go wrong with Italian wine, as they are all pretty much near perfect. The history of Italian wine is a history that is fascinating to say the least.
Italian wine is a culture all its own. For generations upon generations Italian wine has played a large part in Italy's society. As long as four thousand years ago the people who lived in Italy, the prehistoric people, were making and drinking wine. They would take the grapes still used in Italian wine today and press it in order to get the juice out. This grape juice would ferment as it sat waiting to be drunk and thus the first Italian wine was created.
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Provence - A Wine Lover's Dream Come True!
Provence is often overlooked by companies that offer traditional
wine tasting tours, in spite of the excellence of its wines. If
you're a true wine lover and wine fan, this beautiful location
in France offers the most fascinating scenery and, not to
mention, some of the best vineyards around.
In Provence, as everywhere in the Mediterranean, you'll find the
people full of warmth, spontaneity and a "joie de vivre". As you
will soon discover, any of these master oenologists (winemakers)
will be delighted to introduce you to the wines they have become
famous for; and share a little of the region's history with you.
In Provence your days will be filled with sunshine and warmth,
and lush nights, scented with jasmine, lavender and wild thyme -
whether you stay in a bustling, crowded metropolis with all the
modern conveniences, or a turn-of-the-century country guest
house filled with 17th and 18th century antiques. However,
little do outsiders know that winemaking in Provence is a
serious business. Many of the winegrowers here have won the
rights to include the prestigious "AOC" designation (Appellation
d'Origine Controlee) on their bottles of wines. This label
assures the buyer of a guaranteed vintage from the designated
region. In order to win the right to become designated as an
appellation wine, winegrowers much pass rigorous tests and
inspections.
If you are thinking of traveling to the south of France in the
near future, think about including a trip to one of the
vineyards of the 60 winegrowers in the "Cotes de Provence"
region. A small, yet beautiful area, it takes in the departments
of the Var and part of the Bouches-du-Rhone.
Located in the heart of Provence's winemaking region, the
"Maison des Cotes de Provence" boasts an outstanding selection
of appellation wines. The Cotes de Provence winegrowers are
experts in utilizing traditional methods when harvesting and
bottling their wines. Their deep respect for the soil, the
climate and the different varieties of grapes they use comes
through in the quality and taste of each bottle.
During your visit to Provence, you can also arrange to take a
wine tasting course at one of the vineyards where you will learn
a complete understanding of wine: its robe (color), its bouquet
(perfume), its body (strength) and everything you need to know
about service, conservation and more. Not only will you be able
to taste the finest wines, but you will also learn invaluable
winemaking tips you can't learn elsewhere.
For the true wine lover, Provence is definitely a place to visit
- both for the fantastic wines and unforgettable scenery!
About the author:
Mark Anthony is an avid wine lover. He owns a number of
wine-related sites, including
href="http://www.frenchwinesecrets.com">French Wine Secrets,
Italian Wine
Secrets and Napa
Wine Secrets.
re
In fact this German wine, the Riesling, is getting to be so popular that it is one of the most planted of all German wines. Of all the German wine made and all of the grapes grown to make it Riesling makes up over one fifth of all the grape plantings for German wine. This is quite a feat.
The history of Italian wine
You can find expensive Italian wine and not so expensive Italian wine and they are both as delicious as the other. It is pretty hard to go wrong with Italian wine, as they are all pretty much near perfect. The history of Italian wine is a history that is fascinating to say the least.
Italian wine is a culture all its own. For generations upon generations Italian wine has played a large part in Italy's society. As long as four thousand years ago the people who lived in Italy, the prehistoric people, were making and drinking wine. They would take the grapes still used in Italian wine today and press it in order to get the juice out. This grape juice would ferment as it sat waiting to be drunk and thus the first Italian wine was created.
For more information...
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