Thanks to all for replying...as I started off my post with "A bit ambitious"...My humor is a tad dry, so I should have said upfront it is UNREALISTIC. I have been looking at websites for each area to narrow it down, but they are all over the place. So I should have said that I was looking for recommendations for a website that would provide a concise summary of which wineries to visit. I've looked at websites, and there are a LOT so which to choose? When we went to Croatia, there were 5 or 6, and we met the winemakers at 2 of the 3 we visited. That was a bit easier. I grew up in Napa, and worked as a tour guide before I started my teaching career, so like all of you, I know a little bit about wine. JoLui, so your comment is interesting since you're recommending a wine area I've never heard of. In fact, when I googled it, it said
What is Languedoc Roussillon famous for?
Caving & Camping
Beautiful French-Roman villages
The Pyrenees
Epic driving roads & tunnels
And, of course, great wine. For wine enthusiasts on a budget, Languedoc-Roussillon is becoming known as a great value wine region.
