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Prononciation des vins
Knowing how to pronounce the names of wines in French can be tricky – and that’s even before you start drinking! Click on these names of the most common wines, varietals, and a few extra special wines to hear the proper pronunciation. À la vôtre !
- Armagnac
- Barsac
- Beaujolais
- Beaujolais nouveau
- Bordeaux
- Bourgogne
- Brouilly
- Cabernet blanc
- Cabernet franc
- Cabernet sauvignon
- Carignan
- Chablis
- Champagne
- Chardonnay
- Château d’Yquem
- Châteauneuf-du-Pape
- Chenin blanc
- Cinsault
- Clairette
- Cognac
- Côtes du Rhone
- Crémant
- Gamay
- Gewurztraminer
- Grenache
- Marsanne
- Médoc
- Merlot
- Monbazillac
- Montrachet
- Mourvèdre
- Mousseux
- Muscadet
- Muscat
- Petit Verdot
- Petrus
- Pinot blanc
- Pinot gris
- Pinot meunier
- Pinot noir
- Pomerol
- Pouilly-Fuissé
- Pouilly Fumé
- Riesling
- Roussanne
- Sancerre
- Saumur
- Sauternes
- Sauvignon blanc
- Sémillon
- St Émilion
- Syrah
- Tavel
- Viognier
- Vouvray
Warning Phrases
Related features
- Basic wine terms
- Wine tasting terminology
- Wine à fond
- Other drinks (with and without alcohol)
- À la vôtre !
- Restaurant vocab
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