For several years now, the <\/span>consumption of wine in Canada has been growing<\/b>, especially <\/span>French wine<\/b>. As the <\/span>6th largest importer of wine in the world<\/b>, for Canada, French wine remains an unavoidable reference in terms of quality. If young consumers as well as connoisseurs are more and more interested in unknown “gems” and <\/span>atypical grape varieties<\/b>, the numerous French references answer their thirst for <\/span>novelty<\/b> and <\/span>discovery<\/b>. Indeed, with its <\/span>wines with a thousand and one styles<\/b>, France has something to please both the demand for <\/span>classic wines<\/b> that have proven themselves, as well as for <\/span>wines with a new style<\/b>. <\/span><\/p>\n When it comes to wine, <\/span>Quebec<\/b> likes particularly <\/span>European wines<\/b> and among its favorites are obviously <\/span>French wines<\/b>! Quebecers love wine and their <\/span>thirst for knowledge<\/b> of the world of <\/span>wines and spirits<\/b> make them knowledgeable consumers. French wine remains a sure reference in Quebec, and this, in <\/span>all colors and styles<\/b> combined!<\/span><\/p>\nQuebec and the love of imported French wines<\/b><\/h2>\n
Hesiode meets the demand for French wines from Canadians and Quebecers<\/b><\/h2>\n