New Cycling and Culinary Options for French Wine Explorers' Tours

Thursday, May 9th 2013
France Food Tours
St. Michaels, Md. (May 9, 2013) ––French Wine Explorers has introduced two new ways for guests to celebrate France’s legendary wine regions: cycling and culinary excursions. Both bicycle and culinary tourism allow travelers a more intimate travel experience, as cooking and biking ...

French Wine Shipment Services Offered on French Wine Explorers Tours

Friday, Mar 22nd 2013
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French Wine Explorers’ tours now offer wines for purchase and shipment back to the guest’s homes, with shipping partners seamlessly coordinating wine shipments to a traveler’s home address. French Wine Explorers brings guests to Bordeaux, Burgundy, Paris, Champagne, Rhone/Provence and the ...

Top 5 Most Romantic Places in Paris

Tuesday, Feb 5th 2013
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I wrote this article for the magazine Great Wine News, and thought I’d share it with you. If you are looking for romance on your next trip, look no further than Paris. The City of Light exudes romance on so many levels, the beautiful architecture, amazing cuisine, and chic Parisians to ...

How To Choose the Best France Wine Touring Company For You

Tuesday, Aug 28th 2012
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How To Choose the Best France Wine Touring Company For You You have decided to spend your hard earned vacation in wine country in France.  But where do you start? The first thing to note is that France wine touring can be very different from a wine tour in Napa.  So the first thing to […]

Top 5 Mistakes When Planning a Wine Tour

Monday, Mar 5th 2012
  Discovering Margaux, the region and its properties, could well be the highlight of your trip to Bordeaux. Margaux is the largest of the six regions of the Médoc, and the farthest south. The 1,479 lucky people who live there reside in one of the most famous wine making regions on earth. ...

French Wine Explorers Reviews

Wednesday, Apr 27th 2011
French Wine Explorers Reviews
 Here are some of the latest French Wine Explorers Reviews: “Lafite was truly special…..lunch at P.S. was even more special…..Alex and Pascal were fantastic….everything was truly wonderful.” Barbara W., private Bordeaux and Loire Wine Tour “Staying at Chateau ...

Wine Tours in France: How They Help Decode Terroir

Thursday, Apr 14th 2011
When you are on a wine tour in France and visit a fine wine estate, and the winemaker tells you something of the subsoil, climate and location of the estate, he is talking about terroir. The word probably comes from the French word terre, meaning earth, but now it means much more. The French ...

Why 2011 is a great year to plan a wine tour in France

Friday, Jan 7th 2011
We are embarking on a new year and a new decade, a perfect time to reflect and uncover what is important and what inspires us. This is your year to travel and take a part of your journey back with you. This is the year to learn, expand horizons, be surprised and feel fulfilled. Our […]

A Virtual Champagne Wine Region Tour

Tuesday, Dec 7th 2010
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Many of our readers know from our blog post Champagne-Why I love this area, that we never tire of Champagne!  Bill focuses on non-vintage Champagne for this post, and allows the armchair traveler a tour of the Champagne Wine Region. A recent extensive tasting at Wide World of Wines in ...

Scenic Beaujolais, the Summer Wine Region

Wednesday, Jul 28th 2010
The scenic Beaujolais region, just south of Burgundy between Mâcon and Lyon, is four hours from Paris by car, and just half an hour from Lyon. It is full of vineyards, shops where the wines may be tasted, and bistros where the wines accompany French tavern food. It also boasts village bistros ...

Discovering the Champagne Region

Tuesday, May 11th 2010
Louis Latour
If you have not yet visited the champagne region of France, 90 miles northeast of Paris, you have a great treat in store. The region of Reims, Epernay, Ay and Troyes is beautiful, easily accessible from Paris, and still not overrun by tourists. As a bonus, Reims Cathedral with its Marc Chagall ...

What does The Amazing Race have to do with Champagne?

Monday, Mar 22nd 2010
French Wine Explorers Reviews
While flipping through network TV tonight, I was happily surprised by a challenge on The Amazing Race. The Amazing Race is a competition where teams of two travel around the world and must complete challenges to get to the next leg, usually in a different region or country. As a consummate ...

Ultimate Paris Tour Packages For All Wine Lovers

Friday, May 15th 2009
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Ultimate Paris Tour Packages for Wine Lovers We are proud to announce exclusive tours of Paris, the City of Light, combined with your favorite wine region in France! Have you been looking to go to Paris and combine the trip with wine country in France?  These new and exciting Paris tour ...

La Maison Bord'eaux: Yquem, Cheval Blanc...Bord'eaux?!

Friday, Feb 27th 2009
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La Maison Bord’eaux under new ownership Pierre Lurton probably has one of the most envied jobs in in the wine world–he is President of two of Bordeaux’s top properties: Cheval Blanc, First growth of Saint Emilion and Château d’Yquem, first growth Superior of Sauternes, ...

Wine-themed activities in St. Emilion

Friday, Feb 20th 2009
  From June 13th to Septembre 23rd Exhibition Exhibition “The Jurade of Saint-Emilion, 1948-2008” Collegiate Cloister From May 1st-3rd Open doors in the Saint-Emilion wine estates Open door days in the Saint-Emilion, Saint-Emilion Grand Cru, Lussac Saint-Emilion, and Puisseguin ...

Bordeaux Chateaux: A view of Bordeaux Prestige from one of our guests

Friday, Jan 30th 2009
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A Visit to Two Great Bordeaux Chateaux Subject: Bordeaux Prestige Tour day 3 Pessac-Leognan and Sauterne. It is a pristine spring day in Bordeaux. There’s not a cloud in the sky. The grape vines are happy as they gather sunshine and nutrients to flower in early June, and so am I! Our ...