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🍷 Wine, Wind, and Rugby: A Day in Southwest France! 🏉 The beauty of life in France is in the details—the crisp morning air, the taste of a perfectly aged wine, and the laughter shared over a thrilling rugby match. In this episode, we take you along for an unforgettable journey through the vineyards, into the heart of French winemaking, and straight into the warm embrace of the local community. 🌅 A Chilly Morning on the River The day began with a breathtaking sunrise over the River Lot, but the cold bite in the air was undeniable. The deck of the boat was coated in a fine layer of ice—an unexpected reminder that spring hasn’t fully taken hold yet. As the morning fog lifted and the world slowly warmed up, it was time to set out on my regular trip across the river to Fongrave 🍷 Behind the Scenes at a French Winery France is known for its wine, but what really goes into creating those bottles we love so much? Today, we had the privilege of stepping inside a local vineyard and winery, where tradition and craftsmanship come together in the most fascinating way. We learned how concrete vats, rather than stainless steel, are used to ferment the grapes, allowing for a unique oxygen exchange that influences the final taste. From the first pressing to the delicate balancing act of aging, winemaking is an art as much as it is a science. One of the highlights was tasting a sparkling rosé made from Malbec—a grape that is notoriously rich and intense. The challenge? Extracting just the right amount of color and flavor without overpowering the wine. The result? A beautifully dry, crisp, and full-bodied sparkling rosé that defied expectations. Then came the Chardonnay aged in oak barrels—a wine Maria usually avoids due to its often overpowering oakiness. But this one was different. Instead of a strong, woody taste, it had subtle tannins and a mineral-rich crispness that made it surprisingly enjoyable. It’s fascinating how different aging techniques can transform a wine’s character entirely. Of course, we couldn’t leave without trying the Château’s signature red, aged for 12 months in oak barrels. With bold tannins and deep complexity, it was the perfect example of a wine that only gets better with time—potentially up to 15 years! While Maria found it a little strong, I absolutely loved it. It’s incredible to think about opening a bottle in a decade and tasting how it has evolved. 🏉 Rugby, Food, and French Community Spirit After a day of wine, what better way to end the evening than with a good old-fashioned rugby match? The bar was packed with locals, the atmosphere buzzing with excitement as France faced off against Ireland. One of the best things about life in France is the community spirit. Everyone brought food—home-cooked dishes, local delicacies, and, of course, plenty of wine. It wasn’t just about watching the game; it was about sharing the experience together. The energy in the room was infectious, the kind of moment that makes you feel truly at home. It reminded us once again why moving to France was such a life-changing decision. The slower pace, the focus on food and friendships, the appreciation for the little things—it all comes together to create a way of life that feels richer, fuller, and more connected. ⸻ 💭 Why France? A Reflection on Life Here Every time we have days like this—sipping wine at a family-run vineyard, chatting with people who have dedicated their lives to a craft, and then gathering with a community to enjoy something as simple as a rugby match—it reminds us why we made the move. There’s a certain magic in the way the French approach life. It’s not about rushing, it’s not about constantly chasing the next big thing—it’s about savoring the moment. Whether it’s a glass of wine that took years to perfect, a meal made with love, or a conversation that stretches long into the evening, life here is about appreciating what’s in front of you. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s really like to live in France, we hope this episode gives you a taste—not just of the wine, but of the lifestyle that makes this country so special. Would you trade the hustle and bustle for something slower, richer, and more fulfilling? Let us know in the comments! 👉 If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon so you don’t miss our next adventure! 📍 Follow us on social media for more behind-the-scenes moments: 📘 Facebook: / the.richard.hall 📝 Web: https://villa-la-rive.com The Vineyard Featured: https://www.chateaudechambert.com/en/... The Malbec WIne Tours on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Merci for watching, and see you next time! 🍷🇫🇷✨ #LifeInFrance #FrenchWine #MovingToFrance #FrenchLifestyle #RugbyFrance #Winemaking