Savoie

Nestled in the French Alps, Savoie is a wine region with a long and rich history. Located in the southeastern part of France, Savoie is bordered by Switzerland and Italy, and is home to some of the country's most unique and diverse wines. With its unique topography and climate, Savoie is home to a variety of grape varieties, producing wines that are both complex and refreshing. Savoie has been producing wine since the Roman era, and has been a major producer of wine since the Middle Ages. Today, the region is known for its white wines, which are made from a variety of grape varieties, including Chardonnay, Jacquère, Altesse, and Roussette.

Around three-quarters of the region's wines are white. The most widely planted grape variety in Savoie is Chardonnay. Other white grapes grown in the region include Jacquère, Altesse, and Roussette. Red grapes are also grown in the region, but are less common.

Savoie is home to some of France's most renowned wine producers, including Domaine de la Borde, Domaine de la Croix, and Domaine de la Tour. These producers are known for their high-quality wines, which are made from a variety of grape varieties.

Most Savoie wine enthusiasts are locals or those who have discovered the region's secrets while on holiday. Very little of the region's wine makes it out of France and onto international markets.