Wines of the World

Antenet Cahors Rouge 1998

Danis dans la Vigne 

Une pépite de cave, entre héritage familial et profondeur du temps

Voici un vin rare, presque confidentiel, qui raconte une histoire avant même d’être ouvert. Antenet 1998 est une cuvée unique, vinifiée il y a plus de vingt-cinq ans par le père de Danis, l’actuel vigneron du domaine Danis dans la vigne. Ce Cahors d’un autre temps, issu à 100 % de Malbec, a été élaboré dans le respect des traditions et avec une philosophie déjà très proche du naturel : courte macération, élevage en cuve béton pendant deux ans, aucun maquillage œnologique.

Le sol argilo-calcaire typique du vignoble de Cahors donne ici un vin de garde par excellence, aux tanins polis par le temps et à l’aromatique d’une grande richesse. À 12 % d’alcool seulement, il défie les standards modernes par son équilibre, sa fraîcheur et sa longévité exceptionnelle.

Un vin profond, patiné, chargé de mémoire

Après plus de deux décennies de repos, Antenet 1998 révèle une robe grenat tuilée, aux reflets bruns. Le nez, complexe et envoûtant, dévoile des arômes de fruits noirs compotés, de pruneau, de tabac blond, avec une pointe de sous-bois. En bouche, la matière est fondue, ample, d’une suavité rare. Ce vin évoque une époque révolue, mais reste d’une gourmandise saisissante, parfait sur des viandes rôties, du gibier ou un plat riche en umami.

Servi à 16-18°C, sans besoin de carafage, ce vin est prêt à être dégusté. C’est une archive liquide, un trésor familial, à découvrir comme on lirait une lettre du passé.

Covenant Rouge 2020

Danis dans la Vigne

Un Malbec d’exception, mûri dans le silence du chai

Covenant 2020, c’est le temps long et la patience comme philosophie. Une cuvée très singulière signée Danis dans la vigne, façonnée avec une rare minutie. Ce 100 % Malbec, cultivé en agriculture biologique sur les sols argilo-calcaires du Cahors profond, est vinifié naturellement, sans intervention œnologique superflue, avec une macération courte, puis élevé pendant trois ans en barriques, ouillées une seule fois par an. Une méthode exigeante, audacieuse, qui permet au vin de se concentrer, de s’oxyder lentement, de s’arrondir dans une dynamique quasi oxydative, avant un passage en cuve inox pendant un an, puis un repos d’un an en bouteille.

Un vin mûr, complexe, abouti, qui tranche avec l’image parfois brute du Malbec. Covenant porte bien son nom : un véritable pacte entre le temps, la matière et le geste vigneron.

Profond, enveloppant, méditatif

Dès le service, le vin s’ouvre sur une robe sombre, aux reflets grenat profonds. Le nez est envoutant : cacao amer, épices douces, fruit noir compoté, truffe, presque un soupçon de cuir. En bouche, c’est une expérience à part. La texture est veloutée, ample, mais parfaitement équilibrée. La longueur est remarquable, persistante, saline en finale. On sent un vin en pleine maturité, prêt à être dégusté, mais aussi armé pour la garde.

Covenant 2020 est taillé pour les viandes rouges nobles, le gibier, un plat à la truffe, ou même un dessert au chocolat noir pour les plus audacieux. À servir à 16-18°C, sans carafage, dans un grand verre qui lui laisse le temps de respirer.

Covenant Rouge 2018

Danis dans la Vigne 

La force tranquille d’un Cahors patient et vibrant

Avec Covenant 2018, le domaine Danis dans la vigne poursuit son travail d’orfèvre autour du Malbec, en lui offrant un écrin de temps et de soin rare. Ce rouge naturel du Cahors, cultivé en agriculture biologique sur argilo-calcaire, a bénéficié d’un élevage hors norme : 2 ans en barriques, suivis de 4 ans en cuve avant la mise. Le tout, sans aucune précipitation, sans collage, sans filtration, dans une logique artisanale et profondément respectueuse du raisin et du terroir.

Ce vin à la robe sombre, presque opaque, dégage immédiatement un sentiment de profondeur. L’élevage long et maîtrisé lui confère une expression aromatique complexe, où la violette, signature du Malbec, se mêle aux fruits noirs confits, aux épices douces et à une touche délicate de bois fondu.

Un rouge naturel de caractère et de garde

En bouche, Covenant 2018 est ample, structuré, mais tout en équilibre. Les tanins sont présents mais veloutés, la matière est juteuse, enveloppante, et la finale saline prolonge l’élégance. Ce vin n’a rien perdu de sa vivacité malgré ses six années d’élevage — bien au contraire, il gagne en profondeur à chaque respiration.

À déguster dès aujourd’hui ou à laisser en cave encore 10 ans ou plus, cette cuvée est idéale sur une viande rouge rôtie, un barbecue d’automne, ou un plat aux truffes. Servez-le à 16-18°C, sans carafage nécessaire, dans un grand verre ballon pour libérer toute sa complexité.

Marty Rouge 2022

Danis dans la Vigne 

Un Malbec droit et charnel, tiré d’un terroir d’exception

Marty 2022 est bien plus qu’une simple cuvée : c’est un hommage vibrant au terroir profond de Cahors, et notamment à l'une des plus belles parcelles du domaine Danis dans la vigne. Ce Malbec issu de sols argilo-calcaires, cultivé en agriculture biologique et sans aucune chimie de synthèse, donne ici un vin naturel dense, juteux et profondément sincère.

La macération courte, suivie de 8 mois d’élevage en cuve inox, permet de préserver l’intégrité du fruit tout en révélant la finesse du cépage. Sans ajout d'intrants, avec des levures indigènes uniquement, cette cuvée respecte l'esprit du vin vivant, et offre une expression élégante et lisible du Malbec, loin des extractions pesantes et des boisés marqués.

Un rouge vibrant, structuré mais souple

Dès l’ouverture, Marty 2022 affiche une robe pourpre profonde aux reflets violacés. Le nez est immédiat, généreux, mêlant des arômes de fruits noirs mûrs, de fruit confit, et une touche subtile de cuir, qui évoque la rusticité noble du cépage. En bouche, l’attaque est souple, suivie d’une belle structure tannique fondue, sans dureté, et portée par une belle fraîcheur. C’est un vin à la fois gourmand et sérieux, qui accompagnera parfaitement des viandes rouges grillées, des plats mijotés ou une belle pièce de bœuf maturée.

À servir entre 16 et 18°C, il peut se déguster dès maintenant ou se garder 5 à 10 ans en cave pour gagner encore en complexité. Un Cahors moderne et vivant, comme une passerelle entre tradition et liberté.

Volnay Red 2021 - Domaine de Chassorney

A Volnay made from old Pinot Noir vines, worked on horseback and harvested by hand. Warm and straightforward, it displays notes of red and black fruits, spices, and flowers, with a balanced, mineral, and elegant palate.

I Vicini Grignolino Red 2019 - Jean-Yves Péron

Jean-Yves Péron, an iconic winemaker from Savoie, produces his I Vicini series from organic grapes grown in Piedmont. This Grignolino, vinified using long maceration and aged for a year in barrels, reveals a ruby color, remarkable aromatic intensity, and an elegant structure, embodying both the rigor and freedom of natural wine.

Munjebel VA Red 2021 - Frank Cornelissen

A pure Nerello Mascalese from Sicily (Etna Rosso PDO/DOP and Terre Siciliane Nerello Mascalese PGI appellations), Munjebel VA is an organic (Eurofeuille), biodynamic, and natural red wine produced by Frank Cornelissen. It is a blend of the estate's three highest vineyards (Vigne Alte), rich in biodiversity: Tartaraci (1,000 m above sea level), Rampante soprana (870 m) and Barbabecchi (910 m). The soils are basaltic and the ungrafted vines are on average 90 years old.

Alberto Lopez Calvo Tinto Cosecha Red 1998 - Coruna del Conde

A grand cru Spanish wine, predominantly Tempranillo , complemented by Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. Aged for a long time in barrels and then in bottles, it offers a silky, velvety and luscious red wine, with notes of mature fruit and perfectly integrated tannins.

Rubaiyat Red 2009 - Barranco Oscuro

Grown at an altitude of 1,290 m on schist and clay soils, this exceptional Syrah , named Rubaiyat in homage to the Persian poet Omar Khayyam, captivates with its depth, its sixteen-month aging in old barrels and its refined elegance.

Auguste Red 2018 - Sous le Végétal

Augustus is the Roman emperor, and it's also the grape variety. The only dry red wine in the "Sous le Végétal" project, it reflects the salinity of the schist and the freshness and acidity of the quartz. Its aromas of cherry and red fruit remain elegant and taut, with luscious tannins. A long and full-bodied wine with a saline finish. Decanting is recommended.

Toile de Fond (exclusive vintage) Red 2024 - Fond Cyprès

At the foot of the Corbières mountains, Fond Cyprès produces a certified organic (AB) natural wine made from Carignan, Grenache, and Syrah grapes . Fresh, lively, and spicy, it delights with its notes of red fruit, a touch of garrigue, and a smooth palate with well-integrated tannins. Enjoy it now or cellar it for a few years.

Vino Rosso Delle Grotte Red 2015 - Corvagialla

The first vintage from Béatrice Artweiller, overseen by Gianmarco Antonuzzi of Le Coste. Made from 100% Sangiovese grapes from Lazzio. Aged for 6 months in oak barrels and 6 months in the bottle. A light and floral red wine.

1st stop in ALSACE: Domaine Lindenlaub - La barrique du chat botté Red 2017

A Pinot Noir from Alsace by Christophe Lindenlaub, made from the estate's oldest vines on the clay-limestone terroir of Stierkopf. Bright, fresh, and deep, this straightforward and expressive wine is vinified using a 15-day maceration process and then aged in stainless steel vats. Selected by Le Chat botté & Co for its “La Barrique du Chat botté” collection, it embodies both finesse and character.

2nd stop LOIRE: De Vini - Divin Poison White 2021

A dry, organic, biodynamic, natural white wine from the Nantes region, made by Christophe Bosque (De Vini) from Melon de Bourgogne grapes grown on gabbro soils. Fresh, lemony, and delicate.

3rd stop LANGUEDOC-ROUSSILLON: Jean-Louis Pinto - Es d'aqui Casse Tête Red 2020

Seductive, deep, dense and with a strong personality, Casse-Tête is a blend of 50% Cabernet Sauvignon and 50% Mourvèdre. The Cabernet comes from an alluvial terrace with large pebbles in the Tarn, and the Mourvèdre from clay-limestone soil. The harvest macerates for twenty days in whole bunches and is aged on lees in stoneware jars.

4th stop BEAUJOLAIS: Nicolas Chemarin Régnié La Haute Ronze Red 2017

La Haute Ronze is one of two plots cultivated by Nicolas in the Régnié appellation; it is considered to be of very high quality, with deep clay soils that produce full-bodied wines. This 100% Gamay is made using semi-carbonic maceration and aged for around twenty months (half in barrels, half in stainless steel vats). It offers notes of leather, earth, and Mediterranean herbs (oregano, rosemary) alongside red fruit.

LAST STOP...And not the least! JURA: Les Valseuses Cade Meu Carnaval Sparkling Rosé 2019

Chardonnay (50%), Grenache Gris (40%) and Trousseau (10%). But where has my carnival gone? wonders this cuvée, which will soon find the answer: the party will start as soon as the bottle is opened, because this undegorged pet' nat' exudes good cheer.

Les Hirondelles Red 2023

La Tribu Alonso

Terroir, plot size and grape varieties

Born under the sign of renewal, Les Hirondelles 2023 is a vintage that captures the essence of a free, joyful, and vibrant Gamay. While its Vin de France label proudly displays the colors of the Rhône Valley, its soul is firmly rooted in the granite soils and rolling hills of Beaujolais. This distinctive terroir, where the vines take deep root in living soils, gives the Gamay all its fruity freshness, finesse, and straightforwardness. A single grape variety, a single intention: to express the purity of the grape and the energy of the place.

Cultivation methods

The Alonso Tribe, a passionate collective free from traditional constraints, cultivates its vines with a philosophy deeply respectful of life. Their approach is sincere, intuitive, and connected to the rhythm of the seasons. The vines are lovingly tended by hand, without synthetic inputs, in a spirit of care and attentiveness to the plant. In the cellar, the same minimalist approach prevails: "Les Hirondelles" is a 100% free-run juice cuvée, born solely from the natural flow of the grapes, without pressing. This radical choice results in a remarkably fluid wine, where each sip seems to flow effortlessly, with the elegance of an unconstrained wine.

Tasting & pairings

On the nose, Les Hirondelles evokes a basket of freshly picked red berries. Juicy cherry immediately takes center stage, followed by notes of kirsch, a touch of violet, and a hint of white pepper. The palate, lively and fluid, unfolds a structured yet supple texture, supported by fine tannins and a beautiful tension. This is a red wine that dances rather than weighs down, a wine of movement and spontaneity.

Served slightly chilled, it pairs wonderfully with a platter of fine charcuterie, roasted vegetables with thyme, or even a dish of ravioli with porcini mushrooms. It will also be a hit as an aperitif, when you want to start the evening with a red wine that's engaging yet discreet. At only 12% ABV, it's remarkably easy to drink, making you want to come back for more.

YARD x Bois Moisset Cuvée (exclusive cuvée) Sparkling Rosé 2024

Domaine Bois Moisset

Terroir, plot size and grape varieties

Born from the dialogue between the ancestral terroir of Gaillac and a contemporary vision of winemaking, the YARD x Bois Moisset Sparkling Wine 2024 embodies a luminous encounter between tradition and freshness. The Bois Moisset estate, located in the heart of the Tarn vineyards, passionately cultivates the indigenous grape varieties Braucol and Duras. These varieties, typical of Southwest France, lend their unique character to this rosé: Braucol for its vivacity and aromas of red fruit, and Duras for its finesse and floral notes. The clay-limestone soil, bathed in sunshine and caressed by the breezes of the Tarn River, imparts a beautiful tension and a pure expression of fruit to the grapes.

Cultivation methods

Long committed to sustainable viticulture, Domaine Bois Moisset is certified organic. The vines are cultivated without synthetic inputs, in a living ecosystem where observation takes precedence over intervention. The soils are worked gently, fostering flourishing biodiversity and true harmony between the vine and its environment. This artisanal philosophy naturally extends to the cellar, where winemaking is as gentle as possible. The secondary fermentation, likely natural, gives this cuvée its sparkling, fine bubbles, without ever compromising the purity of the fruit.

Tasting & pairings

Slightly cloudy, by design, this 2024 sparkling rosé displays a delicate, salmon-pink hue. On the nose, an intoxicating bouquet of orange blossom and strawberry unfolds, reminiscent of the sweetness of a spring garden. On the palate, the bubbles are lively yet delicate, supporting a light and refreshing, almost carefree, texture. The overall impression is dry, remarkably drinkable, with a fruity touch that evokes homemade strawberry granita.

Ideal for pairing with lightly sweetened desserts, such as raspberry panna cotta or a delicate peach tart, this wine also proves remarkably well-suited to raw fish: sashimi, ceviche, or tartare harmonize beautifully with its floral freshness and fine acidity. A free-spirited, joyful, and genuine sparkling wine, perfect for spontaneous moments, summer aperitifs, and large gatherings where toasts are raised informally but with enthusiasm.

Ambre dissous Red 2020

The Alonso Tribe

Terroir, plot size and grape varieties

Born in the vibrant Beaujolais region, La Tribu Alonso's 2020 Ambre Dissous is a distinctive red wine, a wine of character that breaks with established norms. While Gamay takes center stage, it is an uncommon Gamay, made from teinturier grapes – a rarity in the region. This bold choice results in a captivatingly deep color, almost cloudy like the ink of mystery, and already hints at a singular expression of the terroir.

The vineyard stretches across granite soils typical of Beaujolais, in an area where the influences of the nearby Rhône are felt, bringing darker, spicier notes and a welcome tension. It is a land of contrasts, between the freshness of the north and the generosity of the south, which La Tribu Alonso has managed to tame with rare sensitivity.

Cultivation methods

The Alonso Tribe is, above all, a philosophy. It's a return to the essentials, a work in symbiosis with nature, far removed from artifice. The vines are cultivated without chemical inputs, respecting living organisms, lunar cycles, and the energies of the land. Here, each bunch is hand-picked, in an almost ritualistic gesture, then vinified with minimal intervention. Fermentation occurs naturally, with indigenous yeasts taking the reins to best express the identity of the grape and its terroir.

This artisanal approach yields a free, vibrant, unadorned wine, where the grape variety can sing without a false note. Ambre Dissous is a reflection of nature embraced, sometimes wild, but always sincere.

Tasting & pairings

By the glass, Ambre Dissous 2020 immediately captivates with its deep, almost violet color, hinting at a wine with a strong character. The nose is a poem of spices: freshly ground black pepper, clove, with a delicate note of violet as a subtle reminder of Rhône influences. On the palate, the structure is assertive, the tannins present yet elegantly polished, offering a mouthfeel that is both firm and silky.

This wine is not meant to flatter; it challenges, questions, and invites contemplation. It can be enjoyed as an aperitif, to awaken the taste buds, or at the table, alongside a generous dish: a matured rib of beef, a lamb tagine with prunes, or even a wild mushroom risotto.

Ambre Dissous is a wine for sharing, but also for meditation. A bottle that tells a story, that of a marginalized grape variety, a reinvented terroir, and a tribe that, far from the beaten track, forges its own path with heart and conviction.

Alburostre White 2023

De Vini

Alburostre is an organic, biodynamic, and natural white wine made by Christophe Bosque (De Vini) in the Nantes region from the Folle Blanche grape variety. It comes from vines grown in Gorges (Loire-Atlantique), on the winemaker's estate, in gabbro soils. Classified as Vin de France. Folle Blanche, also known as Gros Plant, is a grape variety typical of the Nantes region, where it has been known since the 16th century and thrives in gabbro soils. Highly suitable for distillation, it is also a grape variety used in Armagnac and Cognac. It typically produces wines with low alcohol content and a pale color: Alburostre embodies all of these qualities.

Winemaking

The organic Folle Blanche grapes harvested for Alburostre are pressed directly, fermented with indigenous yeasts, and then the wine is aged for nine months on its lees in stoneware jars. No fining, sulfiting, or filtration.

Tasting

Alburostre means "greenhorn" in Old French. Despite its pale color—typical of Folle Blanche—it's anything but an inexperienced novice. It's a very fine, easy-drinking white wine (10% alcohol), supple, pleasant, precise, and pure. A lovely yeasty, fermentary note rises above its simple description, enveloping the palate and further accentuating the wine's length. A truly indulgent wine: reserve it for the finest smoked salmon, seafood, and even caviar. The winemaker recommends salmon tartare with coriander, pollack fillet with beurre blanc sauce, or steamed goose barnacles.

Learn more about Christophe Bosque and De Vini

De Vini, along with the Vinilibre wine trading business, is the multifaceted venture of Christophe Bosque, originally from Saint-Nazaire. Wine has always been his passion. We are particularly interested in his local creations, made from grapes grown on his two-hectare vineyard and fermented in a traditional Nantes-style underground vat—a true reinvention of Muscadet (outside the appellation) in a natural style.

Gabbro melt

After years working as a wine merchant, importer, and then winemaker, this former cameraman, who holds a vocational diploma in oenology and viticulture, acquired a few plots (two hectares) of Melon de Bourgogne vines in 2017 in Gorges, Loire-Atlantique, near Clisson. The soils there consist of gabbro on a granite subsoil, a pedological configuration specific to the Nantes region and particularly to Clisson. Christophe is full of praise for this type of soil.

Muscadet, but better

Christophe's wines may be made from grapes sourced from the finest French terroirs, particularly in Languedoc, but the winemaker retains a special affection for his own vines, which he tends with passion and a deep respect for the terroir. His labels and appellations reveal a touch of humor and a flair for the pun, but inside the bottle, it's serious business: wines off the beaten path, just the way he likes them.

Pet Nat White 2020,

Domaine Einhart

A pinkish-amber color, plenty of freshness, roundness, and fruitiness, with superb, delicious, and fresh bubbles! The expression of the limestone from the Muschelkalk soils is perfect, with a magnificent salinity on the palate. We expected no less from the Einhart estate and its mastery of macerated whites, but also from its experience with sparkling wines, crémant being a local expertise. This natural sparkling wine, subtitled "pure grape," presents itself boldly, without apostrophe. It is made from 70% Sylvaner and 30% Gewurztraminer, grape varieties grown on the property, hand-harvested and destemmed. No additives are added to the vineyard or the winery. The vines, averaging thirty years old, grow on Muschelkalk limestone soils located in Weingarten and Oberer Altenberg. Vinification, plot-by-plot and entirely gravity-fed, begins with a four-day maceration for each grape variety, with indigenous yeasts. The wine spends twelve months on slats before disgorging.

Find out more

Located in the northern part of the Alsatian vineyard, horizontally above Strasbourg, the Einhart estate is a ten-hectare family estate whose vines are located on the hillsides that rise between the Alsace plain and the Vosges mountains. The soil is clay-limestone and rich in fossils (muschelkalk, i.e. shell limestone and oolite limestone, and lettenkohle or dolomitic limestone). Since 1990, Nicolas Einhart has been at the helm, now assisted by his son Théo. True to his commitments to the TIFLO association, of which he is co-founder, Nicolas devotes his winemaking work to protecting the land and biodiversity, winemaking without inputs, refusing harmful phytosanitary products and maintaining ecological refuge areas. His estate has been certified organic since 2011. Like Jean-Marc Dreyer, he is resolutely moving towards skin maceration and produces white maceration wines (orange wines) in addition to a Pinot Noir red. Entirely manual harvesting, destemming of the bunches, light punching down and delicate pressing are characteristic of the estate, as well as the separate vinification of each terroir, aging on lees and the absence of filtration before bottling. The wines are pure grape, lively, powerful, invigorating, and transcribe the minerality of the very beautiful terroirs of the Vosges foothills.

Cadé Meu Carnaval White 2018

Les Valseuses

90% Bugey Chardonnay, 10% Alsace Riesling. Inspiration: Geraldo Azevedo. But where has my carnival gone? asks this vintage, and it won't take long to find the answer: the party will begin as soon as the bottle is opened, because this undisgorged pet' nat' exudes good humor.
Natural wine with no added sulfites.

Magnum Elios Red 2022,

Jean Marc Dreyer

In the heart of Alsace, Jean-Marc Dreyer, a winemaker committed to organic and biodynamic agriculture (AB, Eurofeuille), creates an exceptional vintage with his magnum Elios 2022. Made from naturally vinified Pinot Noir, this wine embodies the purity and finesse of the Alsatian terroir.

A vibrant and delicate Pinot Noir

Produced through maceration and spontaneous fermentation, this wine benefits from careful aging, which enhances the precision of Pinot Noir while respecting its fruit. Its airy structure and balance make it a delicious and accessible red, ideal for a convivial tasting.

An expressive nose and an elegant palate

The nose reveals subtle notes of cherry, raspberry and sweet spices, with a floral touch that brings freshness. On the palate, the attack is supple and fruity, with silky tannins and a beautiful mineral length.

How to pair it?

Served at 16-18°C, this magnum of Alsace AOP will perfectly accompany roast poultry, a veal fillet or a platter of fine charcuterie. Its aging potential of 5 to 10 years will allow it to gain complexity over time.

Magnum Bourgogne En Carran La Croix de Bernard Red 2020,

Domaine de Chassorney

Located in Burgundy, Domaine de Chassorney, run by the talented Frédéric Cossard, produces wines of remarkable purity and elegance. This Bourgogne En Carran La Croix de Bernard 2020, in magnum format, perfectly embodies Burgundian Pinot Noir in all its finesse and depth.

A precise and refined Pinot Noir

Produced using respectful viticulture, this Bourgogne AOP fully expresses its terroir thanks to natural vinification and careful aging. Its aging potential of 5 to 10 years allows you to appreciate the full evolution of its aromas and its silky texture.

A subtle nose and a harmonious palate

Upon opening, this Pinot Noir reveals a delicate nose, blending fresh red fruits, floral notes and a hint of sweet spices. On the palate, the structure is supple and elegant, with fine tannins and a beautiful mineral length.

What pairings for this great bottle

Served at 16-18°C, it will go wonderfully with white meats, roast poultry, fine charcuterie and mature cheeses. This magnum format is ideal for special occasions and meals with lovers of authentic Burgundy.

Brandy,

Distillerie du Viaduc


Distillerie du Viaduc, a leading artisan of exceptional eaux-de-vie in the Île-de-France region, unveils its Brandy, a distinguished and elegant spirit made from the rare Avgoustatis grape variety. This brandy, carefully crafted using a double distillation process, reveals a complex and seductive aromatic palette, combining depth and finesse.

Preparation of a refined brandy
This brandy is precisely distilled to preserve the aromatic richness of the Avgoustatis grape variety, an unusual Greek variety renowned for its concentrated aromas. Aged in barrels, it develops a balanced structure and complexity worthy of the finest spirits. Its deep golden color testifies to its careful aging, while its 43% alcohol content ensures a beautiful intensity on the palate.

A powerful nose and a velvety palate
From the first nose, this brandy reveals captivating notes of candied cherry and prune, complemented by a subtle touch of woody vanilla brought by the time spent in barrels. On the palate, it reveals itself to be full-bodied and structured, with a sweet and fruity attack, followed by a harmonious rise in power. The finish is long and persistent, marked by slightly spicy aromas and a beautiful warm sensation.

How to enjoy it?
Ideal as a digestif, this brandy can be savored neat to appreciate all its aromatic complexity. It also lends itself to sophisticated cocktails, bringing depth and elegance to classic creations such as a Brandy Sour or a revisited Old Fashioned.

CL Clarete Red 2023,

Partida Creus

An all-terrain claret for lovers of light and juicy wines

The CL Clarete 2023, produced by Partida Creus, is a light, delicately macerated red wine made from a bold blend of Carignan, Grenache, Merlot, Syrah, and Tempranillo. This claret is a tribute to the freshness and conviviality of thirst-quenching wines, while remaining rooted in a natural vinification process that respects its clay-limestone terroir.

Tasting: between red fruits and spices

The nose opens with aromas of citrus, pomegranate and juicy red fruits, enhanced by a spicy touch that brings unexpected depth. On the palate, the CL Clarete is round and silky, with a beautiful acidity and minerality that give it a refreshing and savory finish. It charms with its balance and liveliness.

A versatile wine for all occasions

Thanks to its lightness and freshness, this claret is perfect for accompanying white meats, charcuterie dishes or even roasted meats. It also excels with simple Mediterranean dishes, such as grilled vegetables or mixed salads.

Serve between 12 and 14°C, without decanting, it can be enjoyed young for its liveliness or aged for up to 5 years to develop more complexity.

Beaujolais Village P'tit Grobis White 2023,

Nicolas Chemarin

A fresh and vibrant Chardonnay, reflecting the granite terroir of Beaujolais

Nicolas Chemarin's P'tit Grobis 2023 is a bright and accessible interpretation of Chardonnay in Beaujolais. This white wine, carefully crafted from direct pressing and a two-week maceration, was aged for six months in stainless steel vats to preserve all its aromatic purity and freshness. Reflecting the granite identity of the region, this cuvée combines minerality, liveliness, and indulgence in perfect balance.

A lively and aromatic tasting experience

The P’tit Grobis seduces with its delicate and expressive nose, which combines aromas of citrus, white flowers, and exotic fruits. On the palate, it reveals a fresh texture and beautiful tension, supported by perfectly balanced acidity. The mineral notes, typical of granite soils, provide structure and elegant length, while the fruity flavors of white flesh complete this harmonious picture.

A versatile cuvée for all occasions

With its freshness and great drinkability, the P’tit Grobis 2023 is an ideal wine for an aperitif, but it also excels at food. It pairs wonderfully with seafood, grilled or raw fish, as well as delicately spiced oriental cuisine. Its minerality and finesse also make it an excellent partner for a fine selection of cheeses: creamy, full-bodied or hard.

Serve between 14 and 16°C, with no decanting necessary, this wine can be enjoyed now or kept for up to 5 years to appreciate its development.