They call them "Les Pepes de Bue" -- the grandfathers of Bue-en-Sancerre -- and they came with their beach chairs to watch. Just pulled them out of their old work trucks, unfolded them, sat down with their baguettes and sauccisson, and watched. (Read More)
Last year, we told our readership how we first found Julien Zernott and Delphine Rousseau in their forgotten cool-climate corner of Languedoc, A month later, on the heels of our first email campaign, we received an email from customers traveling to the south of France. C... (Read More)
While much of the noise in 2007 in the southern Rhone was about Chateauneuf, many of the writers missed out on understanding what this vintage offers in the lesser-priced, cooler appellations. Because 2007 was dry and so drawn out (if you had to blueprint a growing seaso... (Read More)
He came from Ducasse, traveled down from Paris, bypassed Chateauneuf, and made his way to a single cellar in Chusclan, the only proprietary cellar in this sleepy village. His name is Gerard Margeon, and he's the head sommelier for Alain Ducasse, managing purchases worldw... (Read More)
Our monthly wine clubs offer you a selection of limited, hard-to-find products -- outstanding wines that aren't available in most stores. We rely on our network of winemakers, importers, and experts around the globe to help us select these unique wines, then we deliver them to your door monthly.
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