
Alsace, at the heart of consumption trends
Alsace stretches out in a mosaic of terroirs, surrounded by the slopes of the Vosges and the plains of Burgundy. Today, it stands out thanks
Its radiant vines, gorged with sunshine, extend over 200 kilometres through the departments of Var, Bouches-du-Rhône and part of the Alpes-Maritimes. To these two geological units, limestone and crystalline, correspond two plant formations characteristic of the Mediterranean: the garrigue on limestone soil and the maquis on crystalline soil. The Mediterranean climate is perfect: sunny, dry and warm. The vines receive about 2800 hours of sunshine per year. The winds are numerous and are an integral part of the region’s climate. The most violent and most famous is the Mistral. Particularly dry, it refreshes the vineyard, but above all cleans it, protecting it from moisture-related diseases.
Château Régusse was founded in 1970 at the foot of the Luberon, in the heart of Pierre-vert, a village located on one of the highest points of Haute Provence, at an altitude of more than 400 m.
Alsace stretches out in a mosaic of terroirs, surrounded by the slopes of the Vosges and the plains of Burgundy. Today, it stands out thanks
Exporting French wines to the Asian market offers numerous opportunities for foreign beverage distributors. Asia, as a rapidly growing economic region, presents a growing demand for luxury products, and French wines are no exception.
The world of wine is constantly evolving, and bottle packaging plays an essential role in this transformation. As a company passionate about promoting French wines internationally, you are certainly aware of the importance of design and packaging in attracting foreign consumers and retaining your clientele.
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