France Gives In, Loosens Grip on Wine Laws

This isn’t exactly Dallas news, but news to Dallas wine lovers. In order to compete with global competition, France has loosened its grip on antiquated wine laws and regulations and will now allows growers to plant whatever they want, wherever they want. That means you’ll be able to buy a Pinot Noir from Bordeaux (if it will grow there) or a Cabernet Sauvignon from Burgundy. Believe it.

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