What is the general situation of French wine?

French red wine refers to wine produced in France. French law divides French wine into AOC, excellent regional table wine, regional table wine and daily table wine. Among them, wine from legal producing areas accounts for 35% of the total output, table wine from superior producing areas accounts for 2%, table wine from regional producing areas accounts for 15%, and table wine from daily accounts for 38%. France is a world-famous wine producing area with a long history of wine production. The oldest super winery in France is Le Wang Ruting winery. "A bunch of grapes is beautiful, still and pure, but it is just fruit; Once squeezed, it becomes an animal, because after it becomes wine, it has animal life. " William young. French red wine is world-famous. France is not only the country that brews the most kinds of wine in the world, but also produces countless world-famous high-grade wines with extremely diverse taste types. French red wine has six major producing areas, including Bordeaux, Burgundy and Champagne, as well as Alsace, Loire Valley and Luoshan.