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18 stops · 1-2 weeks Alpe d'Huez & Les 2 Alpes Twenty-one hairpins. The most famous climb in cycling, where Pantani attacked and Hinault suffered. Alpe d'Huez is a shrine to the Tour de France — but the wine culture surprises everyone who arrives expecting only lycra. 18 stops · 1-2 weeks Chamonix Valley Wine Trail 18 stops · 1-2 weeks French Riviera Rosé Route From Monaco's borrowed glamour to the hidden AOC above Nice, from monks making wine on islands to the families who invented premium rosé. This is where beach club culture was born - and you'll finally understand why that pale pink wine costs €200 a magnum. 18 stops · 1 week Val d'Isère & Tignes: Olympic Wine Jean-Claude Killy won three gold medals here at the 1968 Olympics. The Face de Bellevarde is still one of the most feared race slopes in the world. Val d'Isère and Tignes share 300km of skiing named after a living legend. 14 stops · 1 week Champagne Part IV: The Aube Adventure 120km south of Reims lies the Aube - where Saint Bernard brought Pinot Noir from Burgundy, where a prison that held Carlos the Jackal just closed in 2023, where cult producers show you their cows before their wine, and where Louis XIV's stonemasons discovered the only still rosé in Champagne. This is where enthusiasts graduate to obsessives. 13 stops · 1-2 weeks Courchevel: Michelin Stars on the Slopes Three Michelin stars at Le 1947. Two more at Le Chabichou. An altiport where private jets land on the mountainside. Courchevel 1850 is the most expensive ski resort on earth, and its wine culture matches. 12 stops · 1-2 weeks Burdigala to Narbo The Romans connected Burdigala (Bordeaux) to Narbo (Narbonne) via the Garonne River and ancient trade routes. This epic journey traverses France's wine heartland, from Saint-Émilion's Roman-era vineyards through Gaillac, Toulouse, and the medieval fortress of Carcassonne to the Mediterranean coast. 11 stops · 1 week Méribel: Heart of the Three Valleys The heart of the Three Valleys — the world's largest connected ski area at 600km. Founded in 1938 by a British officer who wanted traditional Savoie architecture after Megève got too fashionable. Every building uses local stone and wood. 10 stops · 1-2 weeks The Rhône Corridor The Rhône was Rome's superhighway into Gaul. Lugdunum (Lyon) was the capital of all Gaul. This adventure follows the river south through the legendary slopes of Côte-Rôtie, Condrieu, and Hermitage — where Romans first terraced impossibly steep hillsides to create some of the world's greatest Syrah.
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Champagne · 54
All about Champagne
Savoie · 52
All about Savoie
Tarentaise · 23
Burgundy · 22
Oisans · 18
Provence · 16
Île-de-France · 12
Rhône Valley · 11
Languedoc-Roussillon · 6
Loire Valley · 6
Chamonix · 5
Jura · 5
Bordeaux · 4
Alsace · 2
Aravis · 2
Paris · 2
Aiguilles Rouges · 1
Auvergne · 1
Brittany · 1
Châteauneuf-du-Pape · 1
Hauts-de-France · 1
Maurienne · 1
Mer de Glace · 1
Mont Blanc Massif · 1
Occitanie · 1
Pays de la Loire · 1
Reims · 1
South-West · 1
Vallée de Chamonix · 1