French wine

Chablis remains one of France's most popular white wines, loved for its crisp acidity, mineral character and refreshing citrus flavours.

Beaujolais has quietly become one of France's best-value wine regions.

It can only be called Champagne if it comes from that region in northern France.

Produced in France using the traditional method, just like Champagne, but outside the Champagne region, Crémant delivers quality without the hefty price tag.

Chenin Blanc is a white wine grape variety that originates from the Loire Valley region of France, but it is now grown in many wine regions around the world including South Africa, where it has become the most planted white grape variety.

While Malbec is most commonly associated with Argentina, it is actually a grape variety that originated in France, specifically in the Cahors region.