I bought a bottle of French red wine in Red Hotel, but I can't find its origin. The big label says: Santa Tanner.

Your bottle of wine comes from the largest table wine producing area in France: oak producing area, that is, all of languedoc and Roussillon. Oak is the most basic large-scale production area, which can be further subdivided into Ero production area where the East Languedoc region is located, Aode production area where the West languedoc region is located, and East Pyrenees mountain area where the Luxiong region is located. Because languedoc and Luxirong have AOC producing areas, in order not to be confused, VDP wines in these areas are all named after the most basic oak (D, OC), or better, named after their respective provinces, such as Ode VDP wines, which are very common in China and the prices of these wines are also very affordable.