Favourite French wine region?

Burgundy (pinot noir) all day

but that stuff ain't cheap boi

Rhone for me.

>>8344278
>>8344285
Both of these, but for everyday drinking it's still hard to beat Bordeaux.

Champaigne

>>8344299
This thread isn't about white wines.

French """"wine""""

Rioja.

southern rhone. my fave cdp's taste like tropical punch.

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>>8344258
I drink Freedom wine.

>>8344258
>Red wines, of course.
Why only red?

What about riesling, chardonnay, pinot blanc, sauvignon blanc, gewurztraminer, etc

>Red wines, of course

Found the pseud

>>8345612
>>8345622
Because red and white are like apples and oranges. I'd rather compare things that are comparable.

>>8345642
but it´s a "favorite french wine"-thread, not a "Compare red with white wines"-thread ...

in you opinion Tuna and Brass are not fish

>>8345686
Brass is a metal.

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>>8344258

Favorite Michigan wine region?

Chateauneuf-du-pape, and the surrounding côtes du rhones. I've a thing for the grenache from there and the languedoc.

Otherwise, Burgundy, for both white and red.

Other favourites include Tuscany (Brunello di Montalcino), le Valais (fendant), Sicilian whites with a mineral tang, strong Georgian reds and the good German riesling they don't export outside of Germany except to restaurants.

>>8344258
>Red wines, of course.
noob

Burgundy, red and white.

>>8344258
Probably Bayonne, since it's the one closest to Spain and as we all know Spanish wines are far superior to the swill the French produce.

I'm with >>8344299

And fuck red wine.