Event organiser Rouge Granit is highlighting wines from the Corsica as well as protected designation of origin wines from the Languedoc region in South France.

Curious to discover wines from Corsica and Languedoc in the south of France? How about a historic liquor from Burgundy? Event organiser Rouge Granit has put together a few opportunities for visitors to Wine Paris & Vinexpo Paris to do just that. Starting today with an afterwork tasting session by Les Vins de Corses, visitors can meet from 6:30p.m. to 9:00p.m. at “La Paillotte” to enjoy wines with local wine producers, sommeliers and chefs who’ve put together a 100% Corsican wines menu.

“La Paillote” by les Vins de Corse – Hall 4/ Stand C025

Vins de Corse / Corsica Wines – Hall 4/ Stand F113

AOP Languedoc – Hall 4 / Stand H 195
AOP Languedoc is also presenting its high quality wines by organising a comprehensive programme of tasting workshops. More than fifty wineries and cellars are present under the banner of AOP Languedoc and its denominations. On the stand, visitors can learn about the various labelled wines with thematic tasting sessions.

Famille Piffaut Vins et Domaine – Hall 3 / Stand G 171
Maison Gabriel Boudier is celebrating the rebirth of a famous liqueur: The ‘FONTBONNE 1874’, a plant-based liqueur created in Dijon, Burgundy. It will be proposed for tasting on Famille Piffaut Vins et Domaines stand.