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See the CNBC (17 Feb 2022) article on “Insider Tips on visiting France’s wineries – for rookies and experts alike” which explores the improved facilities and opportunities for visiting Franch vineyards in recent years – and not just the classic wine regions! French wine regions fall into 2 camps:-
the “classic” destinations, where wine plays a decisive role in travelers’ decision to visit the area, such as Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne and Alsace; and
regions where wine plays an important, though not primary, role in the choice to visit, such as Provence, Occitanie and Loire Valley.
There are also more than 250 vineyards offering holiday accommodation including B&Bs, cottages (gîtes), hotels and guest houses – see Frenchvineyard.co.uk
visiting France’s wineries and wine regions
A guide to visiting French vineyards
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see our Top 30 vineyard B&Bs in France
somewhere to stay, a ferry, a train or car hire?
stay on a French vineyard – over 250 vineyards featured across France – hotels, B&B, self-catering