To explore the characteristics of a grape variety grown in different countries, terroirs or appellations.
Chardonnay, the emblem of Burgundy and Champagne wines, is now grown all over the world, or Sauvignon, a grape variety used in the Loire Valley wines in the Sancerre appellation and Pouilly-fumé, and dry and sweet Bordeaux white wines (Graves, Barsac, Sauternes) in blends, and is now widely grown in New Zealand. Or Riesling, Chenin, Viognier, Rolle.

Pinot Noir, the famous grape variety of Burgundy wines, the grape varieties of Bordeaux wines with Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, which are also found in California wines in the United States, and Cabernet Franc present in the red wines of the Loire Valley. And the great grape varieties of the southern Rhône Valley and Languedoc with Syrah, Grenache, Carignan and the grape varieties that make the success of the wines of Argentina and Chile, Malbec and Carménère. A good way to enjoy at home by discovering wines from other countries or regions, grape varieties that are unknown to you or to accompany your favorite dishes by taking advantage of reduced shipping costs of 5 euros.