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Bordeaux and Burgundy Wow at ProWein 2024

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Bordeaux and Burgundy Wow at ProWein 2024

French Wines Shine at ProWein 2024

Düsseldorf, Germany – March 12, 2024 – ProWein 2024, the world's leading trade fair for wine and spirits, once again showcased the exceptional quality and diversity of French wines. Visitors from around the globe flocked to the French pavilions, eager to sample the latest vintages and discover new favorites.

From the crisp, mineral-driven whites of the Loire Valley to the bold, structured reds of Bordeaux, French winemakers demonstrated their mastery of traditional techniques and innovative approaches. The Champagne region dazzled with its elegant sparkling wines, while lesser-known regions like Jura and Savoie surprised and delighted attendees with their unique expressions of terroir.

"ProWein is an essential platform for showcasing the excellence of French wine to an international audience," says Marcel Beaufoy, a wine producer and exporter. "The energy and enthusiasm we've encountered here in Düsseldorf reaffirms the enduring appeal of our wines and the strong relationships we have with importers and distributors worldwide."

Highlights from the French Pavilions:

  • Bordeaux Blends Command Attention: Classic Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot blends continued their reign, with exceptional vintages demonstrating remarkable aging potential.
  • Loire Valley's Renaissance: Sauvignon Blancs and Chenin Blancs displayed remarkable freshness and complexity, highlighting the region's resurgence in popularity.
  • Champagne's Sparkling Success: Prestige cuvées and vintage Champagnes stole the show, proving that bubbles are always in style.
  • Natural Wines Gain Traction: A growing number of French producers showcased their commitment to organic and biodynamic viticulture, offering wines with a distinct sense of place and minimal intervention.

ProWein 2024 reinforced France's position as a global leader in wine production. The passion and dedication of French winemakers were evident in every bottle, promising continued enjoyment for wine lovers around the world.