For anyone who judges rosé because they don’t “drink pink”…this is the wine for you.

Pouilly-Fumé and Pouilly-Fuissé sound alike but are so different. Here are the key differences (hint: they’re totally different grapes!) and two delicious examples.

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Heidsieck & C° Monopole is the 4th oldest house in Champagne. Here’s the history of the Heidsieck houses (there are three!) and a review of this gorgeous, reasonably priced brut.

These two Chinons (both under $30) are terrific. So, what is Chinon and when should you drink it?

Wölffer’s 2023 French Summer in a Bottle Rosé is out. Here’s my review.

My advice for building and maintaining your own wine cellar in Homes & Gardens

Francey not Fancy free travel guides on Instagram can help you plan your next trip to France!

We are trying some lesser known French whites at FNF, like this delicious 94pt. 2020 Cairanne Blanc.

A medium-bodied red wine from the southern Rhône that offers a lot for just $15.99

Men’s Journal featured two of my favorite red wines and some of my seasonal wine advice in their 25 Best Red Wines to Drink This Spring

Meet your new everyday red wine, a unique French blend from Rousillon.

These three stars have highly rated, affordable wines. Check out my tasting notes and the critics’ reviews to have your own celebrity wine tasting at home for less than $20 a bottle.

A gorgeous grower Champagne. Perfect for Easter Sunday.

Wölffer Estate just released its 2023 rosés. Which one should you buy this spring?

Burgundy is known for its Chardonnay, but another white wine offers some excellent value: meet Aligoté.

A unique rosé Champagne with a deep pink color and fantastic flavor

2021 was a vintage for the ages in Bordeaux—and NOT in a good way. Here’s what you should know about these—soon to be available— red wines before you buy.

Another funky French wine, this one is from the Southwest. Learn more about Jurançon Sec and its unique combo of grapes: Gros Manseng and Petit Courbu.

These big name Champagne houses have some badass widows to thank for their success. Here’s some history on the women behind these legendary bubbles.