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For several years now, a newcomer has been inviting itself into the glasses of bubble-lovers: pet nat. This natural sparkling wine has become very popular, especially with those who prefer a more raw, lively style.

Champagne and Prosecco are well known to lovers of bubbles. However, German Sekt wine remains discreet. And wrongly so. Germany has a long tradition of producing sparkling wines of remarkable finesse.

When one thinks of the great wine-producing countries, Moldavia doesn't always come first. Yet this small country between Romania and Ukraine has an exceptional winegrowing history. For several millennia, vines have shaped its landscapes and culture.

For centuries, appellations have structured the world of wine. They enable wine lovers and professionals alike to find their bearings. But more than that, they ensure continuity between terroir, know-how and quality.

The wine scene is constantly evolving. Today, emerging appellations are attracting the attention of wine professionals. These new terroirs are shaking up traditions and offering promising wines that rival those of the greatest regions.

The vineyards of Bordeaux abound in prestigious terroirs, renowned the world over for their exceptional wines. Among the most emblematic, three Bordeaux appellations stand out for their history, diversity and influence: Médoc, Saint-Émilion and Graves. Each has its own particularities, its own grape varieties and its own unique style...

For almost a century, the Institut national de l'origine et de la qualité (INAO) has played a pivotal role in the regulation of wine in France. This structure protects the richness of France's wine heritage by guaranteeing strict standards. Its work contributes to the worldwide reputation of French wines.

Burgundy embodies the elegance of French wine. Its varied terroirs, meticulously catalogued climats and strict hierarchy make it a unique region. To fully understand a Burgundy wine, you need to know its appellations and their particularities.

Understanding the different indications on a wine label helps you choose the right bottle. Classifications such as AOC, IGP or Vin de France influence the style, origin and price of a wine. Here's a clear guide to understanding these distinctions.

Spain boasts one of the world's largest vineyards, offering a diversity of grape varieties and unique wine styles. From the powerful reds of Rioja to the elegant wines of Ribera del Duero, each region has its own must-try appellations.