Sable de Camargue in France Achieves AOC Status

France’s latest protected designation of origin is dedicated to Vin Gris and Gris de Gris.

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Devil’s Advocate – The Industry-Threatening Spanish Crisis Nobody is Talking About

Robert Joseph looks behind the news of French winegrowers attacking trucks full of Spanish wine, and finds a story that needs to be more widely known.

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Radical French Protestors Destroy Spanish Wine

French protestors at the Spanish border destroyed shipments of Spanish wine. They demand a halt to imports until wines from their department sell at a profitable price.

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At Long Last, Grenache Is a Rising Star. Here’s Why

As winemakers treat Grenache with more care, it’s showing its lighter, more expressive side. Chris Losh says it’s one of the most exciting developments in red wine today.

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While Europe Faces a Grape Harvest Decline, France Shines

The EU Commission reports a wine harvest 6% lower than in 2022, while the French Ministry of Agriculture's third harvest forecast expects levels above its five-year average.

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The Vignerons of Alsace Have Two Objections

An objection to the mandatory dry requirement for Alsace Riesling has now been formally submitted within the prescribed timeframe.

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InterLoire Has a New Director

The industry association InterLoire has filled the position of General Director.

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Wine Paris & Vinexpo Paris 2024: Bigger Than Ever

Are you ready for more countries, regions and business? 50 countries, more space, new categories.

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France - and Maybe Europe - Needs to Uproot Vineyards

France's wine industry now acknowledges the need to reduce the size of its vineyards.

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