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An estate which became known at this time as Merme-Morizot. Amedee, a gentleman-farmer, as much at ease in the vineyard, in the winery and in the cellars, as he was in fashionable salons, then set about structuring and enlarging the vineyard. Christophe Perrot-Minot currently manages the estate, since 1993. Learn More

All red grapes are harvested by hand, de-stemmed, and gravity fed into cuve, harvest usually begins around September 10th and ends at the beginning of October, vinification lasts approximately 45 days, fermentation, maceration, and pressing of the skins, aging of the wines can last up to 18 months. Learn More

From the Landguedoc region of France this beauty is a blend of 60% Malbec, 30% Syrah, 10% Cabernet Franc. The wine is bottled unfiltered and aged in foudre and barrel for 2 years. This gem in a bottle is intense and powerful. Sit back and endulge yourself. Learn More

Bruno vinifies 19 cuvees separately in old family winery in the center of the village of Chassagne-Montrachet. His style shows beautiful balance, both aromatically and texturally, while showcasing the delicate minerality and nuanced complexity of each vineyard.

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The old vines yield tiny millerande berries without seeds every year, with concentrated color and delicate aromas. This is a classic example of why I prize northern Nuits St Georges wines so much Learn More

This cuvée «Grande Sélection» is a tribute to the talent of Antonin Rodet who gave its fame and credentials to the Maison Rodet in the early 20th century. The success of the Maison Rodet wines carefully selected among the best terroirs in France contributed to the international renown of this Mercurey based winery.

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Made with 100% Chardonnay. The Chablis AOC is packed with flavors of ripe pear, honey, citrus, and minerals, and has a long, refreshing finish. Enjoyable young, it is the ideal introduction to the Grossot's house style. Pair with oysters or sole meuniere. Learn More

Johann Michel inherited a tiny vineyard in Cornas from his grandfather in 1997, and made wine for the first time in his life that year. This small appellation, located in the Northern Rhone, is known for stylish, elegant syrah that generally shows more restraint than the opulent wines from the South, like those of Chateauneuf-du-Pape. Learn More

The 2010 ‘L’Angelot’ is a Malbec dominant blend, vinified in new barrel and aged in barrique; full-bodied and dark fruited, with gritty tannins and notes of oak spice. Organic methods and natural composts are used, bringing purity and terroir-reflection into the wine. Learn More

This wine is made from 37% Vermentinu, 20% Rossala Bianca, 19% Biancu Gentile, 14% Genovese, and 10% Brustiano. We've had Vermentinu, or at least Vermentino, but not any of the other grapes. This is a dense and rich white. Floral and fleshy with a mineral-driven acidity and a viscous, oily texture. A heavy-weight that's perfect for winter and a finish that might last until spring. Learn More

It has been one of those thrilling treats to watch the wines from Patrick Piuze evolve over a few vintages now. This producer has a deft hand with urging Chablis to explode with its true expression and we are all the richer for it.

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Old-vine fruit can be gnarly, but not Bruno Colin's. Its smooth texture is peppered with gentle hints of graphite, lending a minerality and typicity that wine lovers adore in this cru. Learn More

The nose shows a surprising intensity with a rich blend of floral and fruity notes. The wine is straight and mineral with nice aromas of ripe fruits -almost honeywhich persist long seconds. Learn More

The Montagny "Les Buys" 2023 shows a pale yellow color with green highlights. The nose reveals aromas of white peach and brioche. A full-bodied wine with a nice minerality on the finish.

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Clarendelle Bordeaux 2016 reveals a rich blend of juicy plums, garrigue, and cedar, creating a vibrant and aromatic profile. The wine’s grippy tannins provide structure, leading to a satisfying finish.

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