There are many possibilities for certifications and other environmental approaches for wine farms which wish to promote viticulture concerned with protecting the environment.
This article attempts to group together the main options available while allowing you to click on each of them to provide more details.
The Alsace region is located in eastern France on the border with Germany. There are 51 Grands Crus. The Grands Crus of Alsace represent the top of the quality pyramid of Alsace wines. These wines come exclusively from the best terroirs. These 51 Grands Crus are spread over 47 municipalities which are spread over a strip of land of 170 km between the Massif des Vosges and the Rhine River…
Rías Baixas is part of the Galica region. It is also part of what is called the ‘Green Spain’ (= ‘Espana Verde’) which comprise the region of Galicia, Cantabria, Asturias and Pais Vasco. It is the largest DO in Galicia in terms of wine production. It is famous for its white wines from the Albarino grape.
Welcome to the country of the gods and grapes, where the lovely aroma of ripening grapes and the sound of clinking glasses fill the sun-drenched hills of Mantinia in Greece. Winemaking is a centuries-old art form in this region…
The Roussillon wine region is located in the South West of France on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea on the Spanish border. It is in fact part of the administrative region of Occitanie.
Roussillon is in fact an immense amphitheater where the Mediterranean Sea is to the east…
Winemaking has a long and rich history in Greece’s Goumenissa region, reaching back to ancient times. The region is noted for producing high-quality red wines made mostly from the Xinomavro grape, which flourishes in the chilly climate and limestone soils of the region…
Valtellina is located in Italy in the Lombardia region. It is the most northern wine-growing region in Lombardy. In the foothills of the Italian Alps, on the northern bank of the Adda River, the vineyards in this area are spread out along a relatively narrow strip of land…
Paros, a Greek Cycladic island, produces red and white wines under the PDO Paros. Discover what you need to know about this PDO…
Within the Languedoc region, 30 kilometers north of Montpellier, sit the dramatic peaks of the “Pic Saint Loup” (Saint-Loup Peak) and the Falaise de l’Hortus (Hortus Cliff). Facing each other in the middle of a breathtaking natural scenery that only the South of France has a secret recipe for…
Let’s take a trip to the fabulous and picturesque fortress city of Les Baux de Provence to discover the wines made in this region. The old city of Les Baux de Provence is perched on a rocky hillside in the extreme west of the Provence region …(read more)…
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