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Wines
Measuring more than 230km from north to south, the Burgundy wine region is as varied as it is beautiful, and our luxury hotel barges cruise through some of its most...
Wine tasting without experience can feel a little overwhelming, so the European Waterways Guide to Wine Tasting will make you a pro in four sip-size steps.
Guide to Italian wines including wine regions, categories, classifications, how to read the label and more!
Sancerre is the most recognizable appellation for French Sauvignon Blanc in the Loire Valley. The region’s rolling limestone hills and semi-continental climate deliver richly textured wines
Learn the secrets of the historic vineyards of Clos de Veugeot and discover why the ancient site represents the winemaking industry of Burgundy
Private Tastings, Tours and Unique Dining Experiences Reveal the History and Traditions of France’s Renowned Wine Growing Regions
Does it get any more indulgent than sampling exceptional wines at the vineyards of Burgundy’s oldest wine company? Maison Champy has been producing award-winning wines since 1720 and it’s the...
Burgundy Wine Guide: The Burgundy wine region is home to some of the most expensive wines in the known universe, there are plenty of good, affordable wines that can...
Rhône Valley Wine Guide: All you need to know about one of the most historic wine regions in France
Languedoc Wine Guide: All you need to know about one of the largest wine producing regions in the world
Bordeaux Wine Guide: All you need to know about one of the most significant wine regions in France
Want to know more about Western Provence wines? Our handy little guide will reveal everything you need to know...
From taste tests to detailed descriptions - here's everything you need to know about wine tasting
Many have experienced a tour through one of France’s many vineyards but have you ever stopped to read the label on your favourite French wines?
Think you know your French wines? Whilst the varieties are of abundance, the great regions are comparatively few. Learn more in our handy guide...
Gascony has some of the most delicious gastronomic traditions in France. Our cruises introduce you to the region’s food and wine in the most wonderful way
Forget a summer holiday - harvest time in autumn is ideal for oenophiles to cruise the vineyards of France's wine regions.
What could be more quintessentially French than wine and cheese? Find out more about the pairing on your French barge cruise.