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Belgium Wine Country
Belgium is best known for being a beer-producing country, and for being among the world’s largest Bordeaux’s consumer. However, Belgium also has two active wine regions: Wallonia and Flanders.
The first attempts of growing grapes in the area that we today call ‘Belgium’ happened around the 9th century in the Wallonia region, near the modern city of Liège. Viticulture started thanks to monks and the first vineyards were properties of abbeys and the wine was mainly produced to drink at celebrations.
Today, wine in Belgium is mainly produced by individual winemakers for domestic and local consumption. The most popular varieties grown by independent wineries are whites from the neighbouring countries of Germany and France: Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Müller-Thurgau and Kerner. Some amateur winegrowers also produce limited quantities of Pinot Noir.
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Wine Appellations in Belgium
Côtes de Sambre et Meuse
Wineries in Belgium
Chateau De Bioul
A Belgian wine making family with a true passion for the land and its wines
Vin Du Pays De Herve
The centre of high quality and enjoyable Belgian wines
Wine Tasting & Tours in Belgium
Wine tasting and tour at Chateau De Bioul
Take a trip down memory lane and then return to a wine tasting in beautiful surroundings
Wine tasting and tour at Vin Du Pays De Herve
Visit this unique Belgian wine cooperative and learn more about local wines