The Luberon, the dramatically beautiful region in south-east France with its villages perché, truffles, melons wonderful beyond belief, and wild boar is quintessential Provence, the ...

Vines and lavender. What better image could sum up this utterly charming corner of France, especially in dreary December? Well, of course, wine. The wonderful, and much improved, wines of the Luberon.

Luberon is one of the lesser-known wine regions of France. It is in the hot, sunny south, with one foot in Provence, the other in the Rhône Valley. As you might expect, both Luberon and neighbouring ...

Last week I wrote about the Costières de Nîmes. While the French appellation is technically part of the Côtes du Rhône region, I found that wines from the southern part shared more characteristics of ...

The wines of France's Luberon wine region are often very good values, especially when compared to Bordeaux and Burgundy. During a recent dinner at Faustina, I discovered one such... The wines of ...

A red wine from Provence that offers harmony, balance and a sense of place – all for £5.95 a bottle Wines from Provence can offer a sense of place without costing too much Credit: Photo: PATRICK ...

Marrenon, the southeast France producer, is re-launching its portfolio in the UK with ambitions to become the leading Luberon and Ventoux winery. Marrenon is introducing two distinctive lines into the ...

Saint-Tropez, Nice, Cannes. The gems of the French Riviera are no doubt where your mind wanders when anyone mentions the South of France. And while the crystal-clear waters of the Côte d'Azur hold a ...