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Wine tasting in the Loire Valley in Leonardo da Vinci’s cave
“I believe that great happiness awaits those men who are born where good wines are to be found” – Leonardo da Vinci. Well you can’t ...
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The real history of Champagne and its bubbles
Champagne, that bubbly beverage that pops its cork for celebrations, is named after the region in northeast France where it’s produced. The name “Champagne” is ...
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The most chic and best cocktail bars in Paris
You’re totally spoiled for choice if you’re in the mood for a stylish setting to sip that perfect sundowner in Paris. Will it be ...
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Homemade Orange Liqueur recipe from France
Homemade orange liqueur – it’s deliciously sunny, makes for a great gift and a scrumptious treat. Ingredients 600ml dark rum (a little less than 3 ...
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The Very Best Provence Wine Tour
Join a totally unique and utterly wonderful wine tour in Provence that’s like no other! It includes vineyard visits, wine tasting, delicious dishes and, the ...
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Guide to Epernay Champagne France
Reims may be the capital of Champagne but to the locals of Epernay, their town is the capital of Champagne the drink. Stellar Cellars in ...
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Where Cointreau is made | Angers France
I’m a Cointreau fan. I’ve enjoyed many a “blue moon” (Cointreau with lemonade and a dash of lime) in my time, so when I went ...
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Reasons to love France No. 4 Champagne
It’s a pretty good reason to love France I think, or rather two – Champagne the region and Champagne the drink. Both are fabulous. Champagne ...
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Reims Champagne – what to see and do in the bubbly city
Reims, the capital of Champagne, is the sort of city where you can indulge yourself, it’s small enough to walk everywhere, big enough to offer ...
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Join a brilliant summer weekend wine tour of Gers
The gorgeous Gers is famous for its stunning landscape but did you know that it’s also one of the best wine making areas of France? ...
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