There are few wines in the world that carry this level of class, sophistication and low price. Straight out of the gates this Cabernet Franc overflows with perfumes of red and dark cherry, Persian mulberry, persimmon, mandarin... Read More
Sourced from 40-year-old Muscadet vines planted in shallow soils of disintegrated mica/schist. Matured on the lees for twelve months in order to obtain a well-structured and complex wine. This Muscadet is amazingly aromatic, keenly... Read More
Made from vines up to 30 years old, this wine is fresh and has unusual depth and minerality. Thanks to its exceptional terroir, the wine is very floral and will develop fuller flavors with aging. Sleek, bone dry and perfect with... Read More
Biodynamically farmed 90 year-old Chenin Blanc vines on clay-silex over limestone soils. Harvest by hand, natural fermentation without additives in neutral oak barrels, aging on old oak for 7 months. Great value Vouvray in a lightweight... Read More
100% Romorantin, a close, but nearly lost sibling to Chardonnay that was once widely planted across the Loire Valley. Nowadays the Cour-Cheverny appellation is the only place on the planet that Romorantin can be found. The nose... Read More
An elegant and focused Chenin Blanc from a very cold site that shows notes of flint, white flowers, pineapple, and Anjou pear. A strong mineral component keeps everything fresh and clean, leading to a long salty finish.... Read More
This wine is produced from vineyards in the village of Bué that are planted uniquely to clay-limestone soils, which yield a wine of particularly fine quality and exceptional length. Usually harvested earlier than the other... Read More
This flinty Sauvignon Blanc from the Loire offers plenty of citrus alongside a chalky minerality. The 2022 has a generous round mouthfeel beautifull complemented by the wine's fresh brightness. Made from organically-farmed... Read More
The flinty soils of the Loire Valley appellation of Valençay are known for giving their wines a finesse, perhaps even a chalkiness. This cuvée is known as “Les Griottes” or ‘the cherries’... Read More
This village level Sancerre comes from vineyards dotted around the region from the three major soil types found in the region: caillottes, silex, and terres blanches. A very appealing nose of lemon oil, verbena, wet slate and... Read More