The home of Bordeaux, Burgundy and Champagne, France is arguably the world's most important wine-producing country. Aided in no small part by a touch of Francophilia among most winelovers, France nonetheless boasts some of the greatest wine regions and benchmark wines on earth.
Italy, the key player in preserving the grapegrowing culture from Ancient Greece to Middle Age, is home of a huge array of wines, regions, grape varieties and wine styles. This astonishing biodiversity is represented by 545 indigenous grape varieties registered by the Government, of which more than 350 are red grape varieties.
Spain is one of Europe's big three wine producing nations with an ancient history of winemaking and a range of wines and styles providing global touchstones for producers around the world. The Mediterranean climate and orographic diversity create wines with a powerful aging potential, from sparkling whites of Cava to fortified Sherry in the desertic Southern Spain.
The award-winner as the “Best Italian Sparkling Wine” for two vintages in a row, this fruity and sharp Traditional Method is mainly made from Pinot Blanc, one of the flagship grape varieties from Alto Adige region.
The award-winner as the “Best Italian Sparkling Wine” for two vintages in a row, this fruity and sharp Traditional Method is mainly made from Pinot Blanc, one of the flagship grape varieties from Alto Adige region.