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France Wine Trail

Returned from 3 weeks of wine touring in France to learn all about Old World wines. I can actually read a label on a French wine and understand what it means, it's a miracle! A major learning experience - you really have to know the regions to understand what you are buying. Of course it's all trial and error, as you can have 20 different winemakers off one plot of vines, so the taste can still vary. With that knowledge, I did my best to taste as much as possible. After all, it's all about experience!