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The Montagny "Les Buys" 2018 shows a pale yellow color with green highlights. Learn More

There is nothing civil about this 2008 Chateau Bellevue. Something noble, earlier. Something distinguished, with all the proper ripeness, with woodland and mushroom in the aroma, with a touch of coffee. This is a happy example of how delicious Bordeaux can be a rich flavor in dark draperies, well in big glasses with sirloin steak and lamb. Learn More

Merlot is the top grape variety for the right bank of Bordeaux, making the delicious wines of St-Emilion and Pomerol. Also widely popular in Calfornia (and the rest of the world), tt's ideal as a blending agent or as a single varietal. Learn More

Black fruits, menthol and dark chocolate on the ripe nose. Rich, dense and chocolatey-sweet; quite full but with very good vinosity. Finishes with substantial palate-coating tannins and very good length. Learn More

Jean Paul-Brun is the winemaker and owner of this 40-acre holding in Charnay, just north of Lyons. These are naturally made wines with low alcohol and great purity of fruit, from one of the only top producers at the southern end of the Beaujolais region, where limestone rather than granite dominates. In addition to deliciously light nouveau, there is also a vibrant Beaujolais blanc that displays excellent minerality and cut. Learn More

This medium-bodied wine is harmonious, with forward, plump fruit and a silky texture that is balanced by round, gentle tannins and an elegant structure. Learn More

From this well known Muscadet estate, this alternative cheery red is an assemblage of 10% cabernet franc, 45% grolleau noir and 45% gamay. The gamay brings fresh fruit aromas to the nose, the cabernet franc brings spice and structure and the grolleau provides a peppery finish. Learn More

Alain Burguet makes this exceptional cuvee of Gevrey Chambertin from his favorite plots of old vines. It has exceptional density of flavor for a village wine and very good ageing potential. Learn More

Lillet is a blend of wines (85%) from one of the most prestigious wine-growing regions in the world - together with 15% fruit liqueurs. Like many french vermouths Lillet is flavored with quinine (the bark of the cinchona from Peru. To this are added sweet, bitter and green oranges and orange peel. These are distilled into a fruit liqueur, then blended with the wine and matured in oak for 6-12 months. Learn More

Rich and focused, this white delivers apple and nectarine flavors on a juicy texture. Balanced and attractive for its fresh fruit character. Great with spicy cuisine or with cheeses. Learn More

Named for Laurent Martelet's first grandchild, this wine is fermented and aged in stainless steel tanks. At first whiff, you’ll know what the fuss is about, both with Meursault in general and de Chérisey more specifically. Classic, mineral, rich aromas make for quick seduction. Learn More

This makes an excellent entry into the world of Burgundian Pinot Noir. It displays an alluring nose filled with ripe cherry fruit, violets, vanilla and cinnamon. Light in the mouth with good earthy tones expertly blended with the cherry fruit flavours. It has a lengthy tangy, refreshing finish. Pair with woodpigeon, woodcock and quail. Learn More

A better summer helped to harvest in good condition and more important, healthy grapes with a very fine balance. The wines shows very classic aromas of citrus fruits and white flowers. The ageing potentiel is very intersting because of a good balance richness / acidity. Learn More

The color of Gammes en May, the label and the clear glass may lead one to think that this is not a serious wine but they would be wrong. There is a gregariousness to Thierry Michon who is prone to take up the accordion at a moment’s notice but there is nothing frivolous about Thierry or his wines. This is a thrilling rendition of Gammay with darker cherry fruit that one finds in Beaujolais but with a greater lift of minerality and finer tannins. Learn More

The Grenache and Clairette is pressed directly into tank upon reaching the cellar where it is fermented and aged on its lees. The Roussanne is harvested in several passes and pressed into French oak for fermentation and aging. The final wine is blended and bottled in the spring after the harvest. Learn More