Vin De France is a classification of French wine that allows producers to create wines without being restricted by the regulations of specific regions. This designation offers flexibility in blending grapes from different areas, enabling winemakers to experiment and innovate. The Vin De France label can include a wide variety of styles, from red and white to rosé wines. It is often seen as a way for smaller or less traditional producers to showcase their creativity while still adhering to certain quality standards set by the Institut National de l'Origine et de la Qualité (INAO).