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A single road down the Vosges foothills, linking villages that have been making white wine for a very long time.
Why it remains: best window includes September.
Chalk cellars under two working towns, and a landscape that reads far quieter than the drink suggests.
Why it remains: best window includes September.
The original zone between Florence and Siena — oak woods, stone villages and Sangiovese on every good slope.
Why it remains: best window includes September.
Schist terraces, river light and a journey that works beautifully by rail.
Why it remains: best window includes September.
White albariza soil, cathedral-scale bodegas and a wine style that exists almost nowhere else.
Why it remains: best window includes September.
Terraced smallholdings above the Atlantic, and a fortified wine deliberately aged by heat.
Why it remains: best window includes September.
Slate slopes, storybook river towns and Riesling with astonishing range.
Why it remains: best window includes September.
Granite terraces stacked above the river, and Syrah at its most serious in a very narrow strip of land.
Why it remains: best window includes September.
Fog in the valleys, Nebbiolo on the ridges and a food culture that quietly outranks the wine.
Why it remains: best window includes September.
Black slate, severe gradients and a small, hard-won region that repays the effort of getting there.
Why it remains: best window includes September.
Hill towns, limestone soils and a compelling conversation between old and new.
Why it remains: best window includes September.
Vines coiled into baskets on the ground, ungrafted, on an island most people visit for something else entirely.
Why it remains: best window includes September.
The same chalk as Champagne, an hour from London, and a sparkling industry still young enough to be curious.
Why it remains: best window includes September.
Volcanic hills, mould-black cellars cut into rock, and a sweet wine that was regulated before almost any other.
Why it remains: best window includes September.
A visit hub for the wider region: Chianti Classico between Florence and Siena, then Brunello and the coast if you have the days.
Why it remains: best window includes September.
Thirty-six kilometres of terraced Danube between two abbeys, walkable end to end.
Why it remains: best window includes September.
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