French Red Wine
 | A Bordeaux Red Wine gets its name from the Bordeaux region of France, and is characterized by the different blends of grape varieties. |
 | Getting its name from the Burgundy region in the Eastern part of France, Burgundy Red Wines produced here are characterized mostly by terroir. |
 | Cotes du Rhone are the Red Wines of the Rhone region, dominated by the Syrah grape variety in the North and the Grenache grape variety in the South. |
 | A Red Wine that is typically very concentrated, high in tannins and traditionally requires several years aging to be at its best. |
 | The Roussillon Languedoc region shares many terrain and climate characteristics with the neighboring region of Southern Rhone |
