The History of Children and Wine in France
The History of Children and Wine in France One of the world’s largest and most prestigious wine producers, the French have never been reluctant to introduce their country’s wines to the rest of the […]
1945: The Historic Post-war Harvest
1945: The Historic Post-war Harvest The 1939 grape harvest seemed to be terrible for French wines, yet there was a risk of an invasion of France by Nazi Germany. After the annexation of Austria […]
The Wine Terminologies of Various Regions
The Wine Terminologies of Various Regions You can easily get confused by the various Wine Terminologies. In 2020, global wine consumption will hit 234 million hectoliters. To help you understand the meaning and value […]
The Effects of British Tariffs on the French Wine Industry (1700-1860)
The Effects of British Tariffs on the French Wine Industry (1700-1860) France's world dominance in the wine industry goes back to the 15th century. Wine production and exports had long been a significant source […]
French Wine History
French Wine History France and wine have been intertwined for thousands of years. Through the good and bad times throughout France’s history, wine has almost always been involved some way or another. And in […]
Wine Profile Series: Gamay
Wine Profile Series: Gamay Among the red grape varieties, Gamay is the "sprinter." It sprouts early, bears large quantities of grapes, and is harvested early. Moreover, these grapes are often processed into wine relatively […]
French Wine vs. Italian Wine: The Epic Showdown of Wines
French Wine vs. Italian Wine: The Epic Showdown of Wines Wine is a popular drink enjoyed by many people all over the world. Wine is typically made from grapes and can be categorized by […]
Julia Child’s Food and Wine Legacy
Julia Child's Food and Wine Legacy Julia Child was an American cooking expert, author, and television persona. Her cooking show was first aired on February 11, 1963, and ran for ten years. Few individuals […]
The French Wine
The French Wine French wine is globally renowned for its taste and quality. France produces around 50 to 60 million hectoliters of wine per year, equivalent to nearly 7 to 8 billion bottles. The […]
December 6
December 6, 1951: On this day in 1951 the International Plant Protection Convention was signed in Rome. The Convention is overseen by the United Nations and is a multilateral treaty that aims to ensure […]
