Appellation Île-de-France - IGP

The IGP Île-de-France appellation, located in the heart of the most populous region in France, offers a range of wines that reflect the diversity and richness of its unique terroir. Deeply rooted in viticultural history, this region benefits from a modified oceanic climate with continental influences, which allows for the cultivation of a variety of grape varieties. The main grapes grown include Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Sauvignon Blanc, as well as other lesser-known but equally captivating varieties.

Île-de-France wines are distinguished by their freshness, elegance, and finesse. The reds often reveal aromas of red and black fruits with spicy notes, while the whites are characterized by their liveliness and floral and fruity notes. The rosé wines, on the other hand, entice with their freshness and lightness, ideal for summer apéritifs.

Île-de-France, although less renowned than other major French wine regions, is experiencing a renaissance in wine production thanks to the efforts of passionate winemakers who are rediscovering and enhancing this wine heritage. Incorporating these wines into your cellar will diversify your collection while supporting local viticultural authenticity and innovation.