Brief introduction of French wine culture

French wine refers to wine produced in France. France is a world-famous wine producing area with a long history of wine production. 1855, the World Expo decided to classify Bordeaux wines. At present, the classification method of Bordeaux still follows the classification method at that time. The five top Bordeaux wineries (Lafite-Rothschild, Margaux, Latour, Upper Briant and Monton-Rothschild) are also world-renowned. Although the times have changed, many high-end famous wineries have also undergone great changes. Some manor owners have changed several times, and some manor environmental styles have changed. The brewing technology of wine has also been greatly improved, but this principle of wine classification is still used by people and spread to France and even the world. The ancient French wine industry association is also worth mentioning for Bordeaux. This association is composed of top celebrities and professional wine experts. They hold a grand ceremony every year to commemorate the solar terms related to alcohol.