French Wines classified as AOP (Appellation d'Origine Protégée)

Updated 2013-05-11 09:25:32

France is a country on the continent Europe, her capital is Paris. Here is the hierarchy of the France administrative divisions: France is subdivided into regions, that are at their turn subdivided into departments, that are at their turn subdivided into cantons, that are at their turn subdivided into communes, cities, that are at their turn subdivided into villages, called-places.

French Wines are classified as AOP (Appellation d'Origine Protégée), AOC (Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée) before, VDP (Vins de Pays) and VDT (Vins de Table), their calling is protected by International Laws according to the region of the production.

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AOP Wine Ref.
306
AOP Wines
CHATEAU-CHALON (JURA)
AOP Wines in French
CHATEAU-CHALON (JURA)
AOP Wines in Chinese
AOP Wines in Spanish
CHATEAU-CHALON (JURA)
AOP Wines in Italian
CHATEAU-CHALON (JURA)
AOP Wines in Portuguese
CHATEAU-CHALON (JURA)
AOP Wines in Germain
CHATEAU-CHALON (JURA)
AOP Wines Family
FRANCHE-COMTE
AOP Wines Region

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id
AOP Wine Ref.
312
AOP Wines
COTES DU JURA
AOP Wines in French
COTES DU JURA
AOP Wines in Chinese
AOP Wines in Spanish
COTES DU JURA
AOP Wines in Italian
COTES DU JURA
AOP Wines in Portuguese
COTES DU JURA
AOP Wines in Germain
COTES DU JURA
AOP Wines Family
FRANCHE-COMTE
AOP Wines Region

103

id
AOP Wine Ref.
313
AOP Wines
CREMANT DU JURA
AOP Wines in French
CREMANT DU JURA
AOP Wines in Chinese
AOP Wines in Spanish
CREMANT DU JURA
AOP Wines in Italian
CREMANT DU JURA
AOP Wines in Portuguese
CREMANT DU JURA
AOP Wines in Germain
CREMANT DU JURA
AOP Wines Family
FRANCHE-COMTE
AOP Wines Region

104

id
AOP Wine Ref.
314
AOP Wines
L'ETOILE (JURA)
AOP Wines in French
L'ETOILE (JURA)
AOP Wines in Chinese
AOP Wines in Spanish
L'ETOILE (JURA)
AOP Wines in Italian
L'ETOILE (JURA)
AOP Wines in Portuguese
L'ETOILE (JURA)
AOP Wines in Germain
L'ETOILE (JURA)
AOP Wines Family
FRANCHE-COMTE
AOP Wines Region

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As shown in the table or on the map of regions of France, contrary to that gives the image of France to the outside world, there is no AOP or AOC wines around the country: there are only 11 regions have the honor to cultivate this precious beverage. Burgundy holds the gold medal in the number of quality wines. If Aquitaine is the champion of great wines, the Loire Valley, the Rhone-Alpes, Languedoc-Roussillon offers many specialties of high quality.

Nourishing 65,350,000 people in January 2012 (INSEE), France has an area of ​​670,922 km², the 14th of that of China, or 7 times of the Zhejiang POrovince who produces 70% of world garments, of which 547,030 km² Metropolitan France in Western Europe. By land area, it is the largest country of the European Union (EU). It is the third largest country in Europe, just after Russia and Ukraine, the second if you include the ultra-marine departments. Finally it is the 41st largest country in the world and the second by its exclusive economic zone. In hexagonal, its metropolitan territory covers continental approximately 1,000 km from north to south and from east to west. With the overseas, the extent of its coastline is 8,245 km.

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