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Terres de l'Amandyère Carignan 2009
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Vin de France (formerly Vin de Table prior to 2009) is the national French appellation in which the producer is not required to comply with appellation laws and traditional regional constraints. The winemaker has the freedom to create their wines from anywhere in France from different regions, vintages and from unsanctioned grape varieties or blends. The quality of these wines can vary drastically from uncomplicated basic wines to high-quality diverse wines that command a high price.
Grape Varietal
Carignan
Carignan is a red grape variety that despite being of Spanish origin that is more commonly found in French wine. It widely planted throughout the western Mediterranean and around the globe.
Geography
France
France is widely recognized as one of the world's premier wine-producing countries, renowned for its diverse range of wine styles and regions, including Champagne, Bordeaux, and Burgundy.
Primary Varietals
Classification
Vin de France
Vin de France (formerly known as Vin de Table prior to 2009) is France’s national wine classification for producers who choose not to follow strict regional appellation laws. This designation allows winemakers complete freedom to source grapes from anywhere in France, blend across regions and vintages, and use grape varieties not permitted under traditional appellation rules. As a result, Vin de France wines range widely in style and quality—from simple, everyday table wines to innovative, high-quality bottles that can command premium prices.