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L'Oublié Red 2021
Terroir, plot size and grape varieties
In the heart of Languedoc-Roussillon, between wild garrigue and sun-drenched stony soils, L'Oublié 2021 tells a story of time, sun, and memory. This still red wine, from Mas Coutelou, is born from a blend of Syrah, Carignan, and Cinsault, three grape varieties deeply rooted in the winemaking history of the South. Each contributes its voice to this Mediterranean chorus: Syrah for structure and spice, Carignan for depth and texture, and Cinsault for freshness and fruity roundness. But what makes L'Oublié unique is its patient construction: a solera, or "perpetual" system, nourished by wines from eleven different vintages, including a 2001 Carignan, the first link in a living memory.
Cultivation methods
Jeff Coutelou, a free and inspired figure in the natural wine movement, cultivates his vines according to the principles of certified organic farming. At Mas Coutelou, each vine is cared for as an individual, each soil respected as a living organism. No chemical inputs, no compromises: nature expresses itself unfiltered, and the wine becomes a companion to life. The winemaking follows this same philosophy, free from artifice. No added sulfur, no corrections. It is the fruit, time, and energy of past vintages that shape this rare cuvée. The solera system, rarely used in still red wines, brings an almost mystical complexity, where each vintage enriches the next, in an infinite loop of transmission and depth.
Tasting & pairings
L'Oublié 2021 opens like a door to a warm and enveloping elsewhere. The nose is a sensory journey: patinated leather, ripe black fruits, bursts of red berries, sweet licorice, hints of oriental spices… On the palate, it is dense, sun-drenched, and sensual, yet without heaviness. The wine's energy is palpable, almost vibrant. Its breadth is combined with a lively tension, as if the older vintages were instilling wisdom and balance in the younger ones. This is a wine that tells a story with every sip, a memory passed down from the depths of the barrels.
At the table, it pairs wonderfully with a grilled ribeye steak, a confit shoulder of lamb, or a platter of fine charcuterie. But it can also stand on its own, as a contemplative wine, to be savored slowly, in the glow of a summer evening.
L'Oublié is not just any wine. It's a sensory manifesto, a collective work of time and earth, crafted by a visionary winemaker. A rare, profound bottle that deserves to be savored… so as not to be forgotten.
Le Serret 1826 Red 2021
Terroir, plot size and grape varieties
In the sun-drenched heart of the Southern Rhône Valley, where the rounded pebbles hold the memory of warm days and cool nights, Le Serret 1826 is born , a red wine with a name steeped in emotion and history. Behind this 100% Carignan cuvée lies much more than a simple vintage: a vibrant tribute to the family roots of Justine Vigne, a passionate winemaker who has crafted a profound, deeply rooted, and sincere wine. The name “1826” evokes the year the Vigne family settled in Richerenches , while “Le Serret” designates the very first plot of the estate, planted in 1955 by Justine’s grandfather, as an act of faith in the land and in time.
This Carignan, an often-overlooked grape variety, regains its full nobility here, magnified by a sunny and windy terroir, conducive to a pure and structured expression. The soil, nourished by history and silence, allows the fruit to speak with intensity.
Cultivation methods
True to an artisanal approach and respect for all living things, Justine Vigne cultivates her vines organically , with meticulous attention to every detail. Soil work is gentle, interventions measured, allowing the vines to express themselves freely. In the vineyard as in the cellar, the philosophy is clear: do not rush anything, work with the natural elements, preserve their identity. The winemaking, precise and unadorned, aims for accuracy, sincerity, and the inner light of the fruit. Thus, Le Serret 1826 stands as an ode to patience and fidelity to its origins.
Tasting & pairings
From the moment it's opened, Le Serret 1826 – vintage 2021 – unfolds a dense and captivating nose: patinated leather , ripe black fruits like blackberry and plum, and a spicy undertone reminiscent of garrigue after the rain. On the palate, the wine asserts its structure , without heaviness, with a mouthwatering freshness that lengthens the finish and invites indulgence. The wine is clean, taut, and precise, revealing a rare balance between intensity and elegance.
This wine calls for generous and characterful dishes: grilled meats , artisanal charcuterie , mature cheeses , and juicy red meats . It pairs wonderfully with a wood-fired ribeye steak or a plate of well-aged tomme cheese, revealing all its nuances in dialogue with the dish.
With Le Serret 1826 , Justine Vigne delivers a wine of memory and conviction, a wine of lineage and place, which touches the heart with its sincerity as much as its mastery. A bottle that doesn't just tell a story: it brings it to life, sip after sip.
Ultreia Red 2021
Terroir, plot size and grape varieties
In the heart of the Rhône Valley, in an area untouched by conventional classifications, Justine Vigne is forging her own path. Labeled "Vin de France," but bearing a strong identity, Ultreia Rouge 2021 tells the story of a terroir shaped by sun, stone, and the spirit of the land. The grapes come from carefully selected plots, where Grenache and Cinsault, both derived from biodynamically cultivated Syrah vines, find their natural balance. This unique blend gives Ultreia its distinctive character, a harmonious blend of generous fruit and vibrant energy.
Cultivation methods
Justine Vigne cultivates much more than just vines: she embodies a philosophy. Every action in the vineyard is deliberate, respectful, and in harmony with the lunar cycles and the energies of life. Organic certification (AB) is just the starting point: her plots thrive biodynamically, without synthetic products, using homemade compost and plant infusions. This artisanal, patient, and sincere approach is reflected in every drop of wine, like a subtle echo of the slow pace of pilgrims.
Tasting & pairings
Ultreia Rouge 2021 opens like a whispered promise: a deep, almost velvety red robe already hints at the generosity of the fruit. The nose is a stroll through the hills: ripe red fruits, blackcurrant, black fig, enhanced by notes of garrigue, sweet spices, and a touch of toasted almond. A saline minerality aerates the whole, like a breath on the skin.
On the palate, the magic happens. The tannins are fine, silky, almost caressing. The wine glides smoothly, juicy, easy to drink, carried by a mouthwatering freshness that invites a second glass. Here, you find all of Justine's sincerity, her desire to let the land speak for itself, without artifice.
Ultreia is a wine for sharing, for a table set under the stars, for laughter around grilled meats, plates of charcuterie, for moments where life is enjoyed without haste.
"Ultreia," the pilgrims used to say: beyond, ever further. This wine is an encouragement to continue, to marvel, to celebrate what unites us. A handcrafted, poetic, and joyfully human vintage.
Yoga Red 2021
Terroir, plot size and grape varieties
It is in the heart of the Rhône Valley, on a terroir freely interpreted under the "Vin de France" label, that Justine Vigne crafts Yoga 2021. A 100% Syrah cuvée, cultivated with passion on sun-drenched soils, where the vines draw their strength from the rock and time. This choice of a free appellation allows the winemaker to express, without constraint, the full richness of her grapes, remaining true to the identity of her vineyard and her artisanal vision of winemaking.
Cultivation methods
At Justine Vigne, the vines are cultivated with the utmost respect for life. Using certified organic farming methods, each vine is tended by hand, with a gentle and intuitive approach. The harvest is exclusively manual, selecting only the finest grapes at perfect ripeness. Fermentation occurs naturally, thanks to the indigenous yeasts present on the berries, without the addition of sulfites, fining, or filtration: a radically pure approach that allows the fruit and the vintage to speak for themselves. Yoga is a living, authentic wine that reflects, without artifice, the work in the soil and the soul of the place.
Tasting & pairings
Dense and structured, Yoga 2021 presents a deep, velvety robe. From the first sniff, the wine seduces with enveloping aromas of ripe black fruits – blackberry, blueberry, blackcurrant – followed by a touch of toasted almond and subtle roasted notes reminiscent of cocoa or coffee. On the palate, the attack is ample, the texture generous, supported by smooth tannins and a beautiful tension that balances the richness of the fruit. The finish, persistent and warm, leaves an impression of harmony and fullness.
This characterful red wine pairs beautifully with regional cuisine: beef stew with olives, roast leg of lamb, mushroom gratin, or a selection of mature cheeses. For those with more patience, a few years of cellaring will allow it to gain complexity and depth. Yoga is a wine that is both grounded and vibrant, inviting you to disconnect and enjoy yourself, in a perfect balance between power and elegance.
Amagalmay Red 2021
Terroir, plot size and grape varieties
From the vibrant soils of Burgundy, Domaine Athénaïs' "Amagalmay" 2021 is a cuvée as original as it is expressive, born from the unique union of two grape varieties: Gamay, the emblematic red wine of indulgence, and Aligoté, usually white, here vinified to enrich the whole with a beautiful freshness. Classified as a Vin de France, this free and creative wine plays with conventions to offer a spontaneous and sincere interpretation of the Burgundian terroir. The result is a wine of pleasure, at once fruity, slightly tannic, and delightfully approachable.
Cultivation methods
Domaine Athénaïs is guided by a philosophy of craftsmanship and respect for all living things. Certified organic, the vineyard is cultivated with care, using a gentle and natural approach. The soils are plowed with care, treatments are limited to products of natural origin, and each vine is nurtured throughout its growth cycle without ever being forced. In the cellar, vinification in stainless steel tanks enhances the freshness and crispness of the fruit, without artifice, to deliver a pure, joyful, and authentic wine.
Tasting & pairings
"Amagalmay" 2021 charms from the first sip with its pure aromas of juicy cherry and vibrant raspberry, enhanced by a delicate touch of sweet spice. On the palate, the texture is supple, the tannins well-integrated, with a lovely vivacity that prolongs the pleasure. This is a wine for friends, for impromptu aperitifs, for casual dinners. It pairs wonderfully with everyday dishes: savory tarts, composed salads, homemade gratins, rustic pizza, or even a roast chicken with herbs. Slightly chilled, it becomes even more digestible and easy-drinking.
Delicious, natural, and convivial, "Amagalmay" is an invitation to joyful simplicity, the kind that comes from good times shared around an unpretentious yet charming bottle. A vintage that proudly upholds the values of a living, organic, and Burgundian wine.
Amignes White 2017
Terroir, plot size and grape varieties
Perched high in the sun-drenched Valais region of Switzerland, the 2017 Amignes from Domaine Julien Guillon originates from a mountain vineyard where the Amigne grape variety expresses itself with rare purity. On these steep slopes, bathed in sunshine yet cooled by alpine breezes, the vines draw their strength from a living, mineral-rich soil. This interplay of altitude, light, and rock gives rise to a chiseled, concentrated fruit character that defines the unique identity of this dry and intense white wine.
Cultivation methods
Julien Guillon, a free and inspired winemaker, cultivates his vines like a wild garden. Using biodynamic methods, with absolute respect for the ecosystem and an extreme sensitivity to nature's rhythms, he guides each vine towards its full potential. Vinification is natural, without additives or artifice, allowing the Amigne grape to reveal its full truth. The long and meticulous aging process refines the wine without ever masking its tension or transparency.
Tasting & pairings
From the first whiff, the 2017 Amignes charms with its unique aromatic profile: fresh almond, ripe lemon, juicy white fruit, wild honey, and alpine herbs intertwine delicately. On the palate, the magic unfolds: a vibrant acidity provides energy and freshness, while a noble bitterness balances the whole, culminating in a precise and persistent finish. The palate is balanced and profound, with a chalky minerality reminiscent of the high-altitude terroir.
This wine calls for subtle and precise pairings: sea bream ceviche with lime, roasted white asparagus, aged sheep's milk cheese, or lightly spiced Asian cuisine. It will elegantly complement dishes that emphasize freshness and finesse.
The 2017 Amignes is the pure breath of the Swiss mountains, captured in a vibrant, precise, and luminous wine. A rare bottle, crafted by Julien Guillon, that brilliantly combines the nobility of a terroir with the freedom of a winemaker.
