The Savoie and Bugey appellation, located in the mountainous regions of France, is an AOC renowned for its diversity and unique character. Spanning the Alpine reliefs, this appellation offers an exceptional terroir for grape varieties primarily grown on sunny, well-drained slopes. In Savoie, production mainly focuses on fresh and elegant white wines made from the emblematic Jacquère grape, but there are also wines made from Chasselas, Altesse, and Roussanne. Gamay and Mondeuse are the predominant red grape varieties, producing red and rosé wines with fruity and spicy aromas.
Bugey, on the other hand, offers a wide range of wines, including traditional method sparkling wines from the Chardonnay grape. These wines are often floral and mineral with a lovely liveliness. The winemaking methods that respect the local heritage and the region's microclimates bestow the wines of Savoie and Bugey with undeniable personality. Appreciated by both enthusiasts and experts, this appellation is ideal for those looking to enhance their cellar with wines that evoke the purity and freshness of the French Alps.