Growing Grapes at Home: Part 1
Whether you have a few table grape vines for eating or wine grapes for making your own wine, grapevines fit easily into any garden. Well-suitedmany regions of France and abroad, they yield a bountiful harvest as long as you follow a few simple planting and care guidelines.
Read moreWhat are the differences between AOP, IGP, and Vin de France?
When choosing a bottle of wine, the terms AOP, IGP, or Vin de France often appear on the label. They may seem technical, even a little mysterious. However, these appellations provide valuable information about the wine's origin, production method, and style. Here is a simple guide to understanding the difference between AOP, IGP, and Vin de France.
Read moreThe vineyard in fall/winter: why visit us in the off-season
Discover Provence differently, at the estate's pace Winter also has its magic. With golden light, calming tranquility, and rediscovered authenticity, visiting the vineyard in the off-season is a unique experience... and often an unforgettable one.
Read moreWine vocabulary: 10 words you will often hear (and their meanings)
The world of wine has its own language. Between “tannic,” “mineral,” and “rich,” it's easy to feel lost if you're not familiar with it. But don't panic: these words aren't just for sommeliers! They simply describe what you experience in your mouth, nose, and eyes.
Read moreWhy do some wines age better than others?
Many people think that all wines improve with age. But in reality, only certain wines are made to age. Others are best enjoyed young, to appreciate their freshness and fruitiness. So how can you tell if a bottle can wait a few years in your cellar... or if it's ready to be opened tonight?
Read moreWorking in the vineyard in summer: what you don't see when you drive by
In summer, the vineyards form a green backdrop, undulating in the sun under the Mistral breeze. For many, it's like a postcard. But behind this peaceful landscape, the vines are going through one of the most demanding periods of their cycle... and so are we!
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