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Magnum Bottle Neck Rouge 2011, Domaine Leonine
A red composed of half thirty-year-old Syrahs grown on half a hectare of sandy-loam soil, and half Grenache Noir grown on half a hectare of the same soil on the same site. The freshness on the palate is explained by a fifteen-day carbonic maceration before pressing. Aging is six months in barrels, with racking and bottling by gravity without added sulfur. Generous, delicious and spicy.
Natural wine with no added sulfites.

Noisette Ancestral White 2018, Émilie Mutombo
A little something from the land of cava, a lovely amber color, fruit and bubbles: a lively and bouncy effervescent, a celebration of life to be enjoyed during summer evenings (but not only).
Natural wine with no added sulfites.

Su Chi No'Nau Rouge 2013, Gianfranco Manca Panevino
A blend of two hundred-year-old plots of vines: Grenache and Cannonau. Fermentation and aging take place in stainless steel vats. Fruity, slightly carbonic, between fruit and stone: a slight smoky touch brings to mind schist, a volcano. A very fine table wine.
Natural wine with no added sulfites

El Nino Rouge 2012,

Le Casot des Mailloles

Le Casot des Mailloles, an iconic Roussillon estate, delivers a natural wine with a strong character, faithful to its rugged terroir on the hillsides of Banyuls. El Nino Rouge 2012 is an exceptional cuvée made from a blend of Carignan, Syrah, and Mourvèdre, from old, low-yielding vines. This precise work in the vineyards, carried out entirely by hand, gives this wine remarkable intensity and depth.

A powerful and expressive wine

At first glance, El Nino Rouge reveals a deep color with garnet highlights, testifying to its maturity and concentration. On the nose, a complex bouquet is revealed: notes of ripe black fruit, pepper, spice, and a subtle mineral note characteristic of the schist terroir of Collioure.

On the palate, the attack is straightforward, marked by a lovely freshness that balances the wine's density. The silky, melted tannins give way to a long, lingering finish, where we find the spicy and saline undertones, a true signature of the estate.

A vinification without artifice

True to the ethos of natural wine, this cuvée is vinified without added sulfites, in whole bunches and without oak aging to preserve the pure expression of the terroir. Fermentation in concrete vats and aging in stainless steel vats preserves all the freshness of the fruit and the precision of the aromas.

Enjoy now after aerating gently. It will pair wonderfully with a grilled prime rib, lamb tagine, or mature cheese.

Soula Rouge 2013,

Le Casot des Mailloles

Le Casot des Mailloles, a small, legendary Roussillon estate, has produced a cuvée with a strong character, expressing all the uniqueness of its steep terroir. Soula Rouge 2013, a natural, unadulterated wine, embodies the very essence of the hillsides of Banyuls: dense texture, vibrant freshness, and remarkable depth.

A powerful and authentic red

The color of Soula Rouge 2013 displays a deep red with garnet highlights, heralding a structured and concentrated wine. The nose is intense and complex, combining ripe black fruits, sweet spices and mineral touches. On the palate, the attack is frank, driven by a beautiful acidity that balances the richness of the wine. We find a full and silky structure, supported by elegant and melted tannins. The finish is long and persistent, marked by spicy notes and a saline mineral note.

Natural and precise vinification

True to the Casot des Mailloles ethos, this cuvée is produced without added sulfites and with minimal intervention. Whole-bunch fermentation and vat aging preserve all the fruit's energy and the purity of the terroir. This carefully crafted wine fully reflects the complexity of the vintage and the authentic expression of the vine.

Soula Rouge 2013 is ideally enjoyed after light aeration and will pair wonderfully with grilled prime rib, cassoulet, or a spicy sauce dish.

Casilla de las Flores Red 2014

Bodega Marenas

A 100% Pinot Noir from Spain.
Natural wine with no added sulfites.

Macabeu Blanc 2015, Domaine le Temps Retrouvé
The macabeus grapes that make up this vintage are forty years old and grow in a complex mixture of clay, silica, mica-rich schist, quartz, and gneiss. Michaël Georget pollinates the vineyard by introducing bees. The grapes are pressed directly, and aged for one year in old 400-liter barrels.
Natural wine with no added sulfites.

Calvados "Premium 20 Years"

Domaine de la Flaguerie
Calvados Premium 20 Years is an amber treasure, aged for two decades in oak barrels. It reveals powerful aromas of caramelized fruit, baked apple, and smoked wood, with a long finish. Best reserved for after-dinner drinks, this exceptional spirit is best enjoyed gently warmed in the glass to savor all its aromatic nuances.

Calvados "Premium 6 Years"

Domaine de la Flaguerie
The Calvados Premium 6 Years seduces with its golden color and fruity aromas of fresh apples. Aged in barrels for six years, it reveals floral and minty notes on the nose. On the palate, its straightforward attack gives way to a beautiful tonicity and a spicy finish.
Versatile, this Calvados can be enjoyed neat, over ice, or in cocktails, and embodies traditional Norman expertise.

Zestes d'Amour Bitter Orange Eau-de-vie,

Sentema Distillery

An explosion of citrus in an exceptional spirit

Les Zestes d’Oranges Amères, carefully distilled from organic Provence wine eau-de-vie, captures the essence of bitter oranges from Le Castellet and sweet oranges from Menton. Less sweet than a classic liqueur, this deeply aromatic spirit evokes the great classic of "triple sec", revisited here with finesse and modernity.

Delicious on its own over ice, with tonic or in cocktails, it brightens up any occasion with its freshness and complexity.

To find out more

The Sentema Distillery offers exceptional spirits, created on an eau-de-vie of organic Provence wines, distilled by hand on copper pot stills, made entirely with French plants and fruits, for unique recipes with frank and natural flavors.

Magnum Cuvée 0.72+ (exclusive cuvée) White 2019,

De Vini

A natural and bold tribute to the Melon de Bourgogne
Christophe Bosque's Cuvée 0.72+ White 2019 is an elegant reinvention of the Melon de Bourgogne, the emblematic Muscadet grape variety. Although classified as a Vin de France, this natural wine, produced from vines grown on gabbro soils in the heart of the Nantes region, offers a sensory experience close to the best Muscadets, while freeing itself from the constraints of the appellation. Fermented without additives or added sulfites, this dry wine is a true expression of the terroir of Maisdon-sur-Sèvre, where gabbro and granite give the wine a remarkable mineral liveliness and depth.

Artisan vinification, traditional aging
Vinified in buried cement vats, according to the traditional method of the region, the Cuvée 0.72+ has benefited from an extended aging of one year on lees. This method gives the wine a silky texture and a unique aromatic complexity. Christophe Bosque, passionate about the expression of the terroir and a follower of natural practices, makes every effort to preserve the authenticity of this vibrant and balanced white.

An ideal companion to seafood
The tasting reveals a clear and bright color, accompanied by a fresh nose where aromas of citrus, green apple and saline notes mingle. On the palate, the wine seduces with its lively acidity, its marked minerality and a slightly iodized finish. Perfect to accompany oysters, raw or smoked fish, as well as seafood, it is ideally enjoyed between 10 and 12°C.

With an aging potential of several years, the Cuvée 0.72+ Blanc 2019 is a rare pearl for lovers of natural and expressive wines, uniting tradition and modernity in a 150 cl bottle perfect for sharing.

Folle noire liqueur 2016,

Distillerie Cazottes

This organic and natural folle noire liqueur from the Gaillac region (Tarn) bears the Eurofeuille and Nature & Progrès labels. It is made from grapes of the typical Gaillac variety called folle noire or Jurançon noir. This grape variety produces large, juicy bunches with a delicate flavor. An original recipe from the Cazottes distillery, without chemical pesticides, colorings, or additives.

Production

To obtain this folle noire liqueur, the grapes are harvested in mid-September and fermented naturally using indigenous yeasts. As soon as the juice reaches 2 to 3 degrees of alcohol, an organic brandy of the same grape variety, distilled on the estate by Laurent Cazottes, is added to stop the fermentation. This is called mutage sur grains (grain fortification). This method allows the best aromas to be preserved and the alcohol content to be moderated (18%).

Tasting

A lovely amber red color, a delicate taste of fresh grapes, round and fruity. The Folle Noire liqueur from the Cazottes estate is reminiscent of the best Cartagenes from Roussillon with its supple and melted tannins, its aromas of fresh grapes and candied plum. This organic and delicate spirit will be a perfect companion for cured meats of beef or pork, mature cheeses or blue-veined cheese, or red fruit desserts.

Learn more about the Cazottes distillery

Laurent Cazottes, winemaker, distiller, and natural liqueur maker, is a revealer of quintessences. In Villeneuve-sur-Vère, near Gaillac (Tarn), he cultivates a veritable Eden of biodiversity. On limestone soil, he cultivates fruit trees, vines, shrubs and vegetable plants, which he transforms into wines, eaux-de-vie and liqueurs.

Production secrets

First of all, the integrity of the fruit and the vine, cultivated in certified organic (Eurofeuille and Nature & Progrès labels) and biodynamically, then careful attention given to their maceration at perfect maturity in the estate's organic eau-de-vie, and finally a precise and light dosage of sugar.

The Cazottes touch

"Liqueur does not mean sweet," Laurent likes to say. The particularity of Cazottes liqueurs and eaux-de-vie is their fidelity to the raw material: it is the whole fruit that we have in our mouths, with all its nuances and its delicacy. They are low in alcohol, low in sugar: they are exceptional nectars.

D'Une Rive a l'Autre Rouge 2015

Domaine Bauchet
This single-variety Gamay comes from vines planted on sandy soils within a granite arena. The grapes undergo semi-carbonic maceration in concrete vats. Aging is one year in old barrels.

A natural wine with no added sulfites.

Made from an old Gaillac black grape variety reintroduced by the Plageoles family, this eau-de-vie is aromatic, full-bodied, and spicy. Very long-lasting and comforting, it is the most "vinous" of the eaux-de-vie from the Cazottes distillery. Try it as a grog with citrus fruits, or to macerate cherries and other red fruits or fresh grapes. If you need to use a grape eau-de-vie in cocktails, look no further. Alcohol content: 45%.

Xarel Lo Blanc 2015,

Clot de Les Soleres


Nestled in the heart of Catalonia, the Clot de Les Soleres winery has established itself as a leading reference in Spanish natural wines. With this Xarel Lo 2015, winemaker Joan Ramon Escoda enhances the indigenous Xarel-lo grape variety, delivering a pure and vibrant expression of the Catalan terroir.

A lively and evolved white wine
Produced using certified organic farming (Eurofeuille label), this wine is produced without oenological additives, with spontaneous fermentation using indigenous yeasts. After a long vinification and barrel aging, the Xarel Lo 2015 reveals a beautiful evolution, gaining in complexity while retaining a fresh and mineral structure.

An expressive nose and a structured palate
On the first nose, subtle aromas of ripe white fruits, golden apple, candied quince and honey intertwine with slightly oxidative notes, evoking Jura wines. Upon aeration, touches of nuts and Mediterranean herbs complete this rich and deep aromatic palette. On the palate, the attack is ample, carried by a beautiful acid tension and a silky texture. The saline and persistent finish highlights the mineral signature of the Catalan terroir.

Pairings and occasions
This mature white goes perfectly with refined dishes such as roasted poultry with herbs, mature cheese such as Comté, or even seafood paella. Ideal to accompany a gourmet meal, it will also appeal to lovers of natural wines in search of unique discoveries.

Borgonon Granate Red 2006,

Barranco Oscuro

Borgoñón Granate is an organic and natural red wine from Andalusia made from Pinot Noir. Classified as Vino de Mesa (table wine), it is vinified by Cortijo Barranco Oscuro. As its name suggests, it draws inspiration from Burgundy. This 2006, which has had time to reflect, is one of the best vintages of this cuvée.

Vinification

This wine comes from Pinot Noir vines planted at an altitude of 1,280 meters on schist soils. The wine is aged for one year in old barrels.

Tasting

Borgoñón Granate is a beautifully atypical wine that displays remarkable density while being relatively clear and not very concentrated (a reference to Burgundy). Intense red fruits, cherries, melted and velvety tannins, and a long and seductive smoky finish. It ages well. Great balance, melted tannins, pair it with a beautiful grilled prime rib or Spanish canned fish. A pata negra ham? Certainly, it's a compatriot.

Learn more about Cortijo Barranco Oscuro

Manuel Valenzuela cultivates the highest vines in the world (1,368 meters), in Andalusia, on the Sierra Contraviesa. Barranco oscuro means "dark valley," a reminder of the original site of the property, which was moved at the end of the 19th century after the phylloxera crisis. In 1979, the estate was taken over by Manuel, who decided to use natural methods in preference to those of modern oenology.

A drop of 1,400 meters

At first, he bought grapes, but his goal was to replant vines. Currently, the twelve hectares of Cortijo Barranco Oscuro extend over a drop of almost 1,400 meters. On a poor, dry, schistose terroir, two localities concentrate the plots: Cerro Las Monjas at the very top and Hoyo y Cerro de Las Gayumbas lower down, near the winery buildings.

High-altitude wines

Strong thermal contrasts explain the freshness of the wines, produced without the addition of exogenous yeasts and without inputs in the vineyard or cellar. Although the estate is not certified organic due to the disillusionment that fraud in this area has brought Manuel, his estate is a member of the Spanish Association of Natural Wine Producers. His wines are straightforward and clean, without compromise: they give joy through the seriousness of the work that was necessary to produce them.