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Published online by Travel + Leisure magazine | By Peter Koch

 

For the Oenophile: France

Butterfield & Robinson introduces riders to several of France’s legendary appellations on this casual sip-and-spin, which meanders through Alsace’s Riesling vineyards and into the estates of Champagne. Seven days from $6,795.

Distance: 22 miles, or three to six hours, per day.

Difficulty: Medium

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