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Domaine la Barroche 2021 Liberty Vin de France

French Red
$56.99
Juicy black raspberry, violets, peppery herbs and minerality appear in a concentrated, structured profile. The blend is 52% Grenache, 18% Cinsault, 13% Mourvèdre, 12% Syrah and 5% Carignan. The vines average sixty-five years old and grow at 125 metres on sand, blue and red clay and river stones. Vinification takes place in underground concrete vats, with more than four weeks on skins. Ageing lasts twenty months in old oak casks and 600-litre barrels.

Château Lamery 2019 Sémillant Vin de France

French White
$58.99
Fruit, light oxidative notes, acidity and extraction shape this dry Sémillon. Grapes are harvested by hand from old vines and fermented in small concrete vats without added sulphur. The wine spends nine months on its lees in old oak, without topping, racking, fining or filtration, then four months in concrete for blending. The vineyard is farmed organically and biodynamically, and the wine is classified as natural.

Domaine Achillée Alsace Macéré 2022/2023

French White
$59.99
Moderate orange-yellow colour and natural turbidity accompany citrus, lemon, blood orange, peach, white pepper and conifer sap. The palate has present acidity, a slight spritz, fine tannins, bitter orange, nutmeg, cedar and a saline finish. Pinot Blanc, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Gris and Sylvaner are grown on mainly sandy-gravel soils. One third undergoes about five days of whole-cluster maceration; two thirds are direct pressed, then aged in stainless steel without filtration.

Vincent Ruiz 2022 Yseult Mon Amour Syrah

French Red
$63.99
Bright red plum and cherry appear with crushed pepper and violet. The tannins are delicate. Syrah comes from limestone and clay soils, with vines averaging sixty years old. Whole bunches macerate for twenty-one days without punching down or pumping over before vertical pressing. The wine ages on its lees for eight months and carries twelve percent alcohol. Farming is organic.

Vincent Ruiz 2022 Prima Materia Grenache

French Red
$63.99
Ripe redcurrant, tangerine, dried herbs, earth, citrus, red fruit and a touch of bitterness form the profile. The wine has good concentration. Grenache comes from Ardèche and carries twelve percent alcohol. Hand-harvested fruit undergoes whole-bunch fermentation and about fourteen days of maceration in stainless steel with indigenous yeast, followed by eight months in the same vessel. It is unfined and unfiltered.

Clos du Tue-Boeuf 2018 Qvevri Sauvignon Blanc

French White
$63.99
Sauvignon Blanc is vinified in large Georgian earthenware qvevri. The dry white is classified as Vin de France and carries 13.7 percent alcohol. The estate's vines grow on clay and flint over Blois chalk, on south- and southeast-facing slopes above the Beuvron. Harvest is by hand, no oenological inputs are used during vinification, and any sulphite addition at bottling is very small.

Clos du Tue-Boeuf 2020 Le Brin de Chèvre

French White
$64.99
Citrus, freshness and minerality are present in a clean, precise profile with a saline finish. Menu Pineau comes from a one-and-a-half-hectare parcel planted with vines between sixty-five and eighty years old. Maturation lasts twelve months in Burgundy barrels. The Brin de Chèvre site lies on the Monthou plateau, where its soils are clay and flint; the wine carries the Vin de France designation.

Jules Métras 2023 Chica Vin de France Rouge

French Red
$67.99
Smoky notes accompany tart, juicy red fruit, and the finish is salivating and lightly peppered. The Gamay undergoes cold carbonic maceration as whole bunches. No oenological inputs or added sulphites are used, and the wine is bottled unfined and unfiltered. Total sulphites remain below 20 mg/L. Serve at 14°C and decant for thirty minutes. Suggested pairings include charcuterie and cheese.

Domaine de l’Écu 2018 Rex

French Red
$68.99
Fresh strawberry, cherry and raspberry notes are present with supple tannins, and the finish is spicy. Cabernet Franc and Gamay form the blend. The wine is classified as 100 percent Natural and made without added sulphites. Total sulphites are 15 mg/L. This red comes from France's Loire Valley and carries the Vin de France designation.

Maison en Belles Lies 2019 L’Étrange Vin de France

French Red
$71.99
Morello cherry, marzipan, black pepper, tamarind and allspice are present. Dark fruit and developed aromatics accompany precise acidity and soft tannins. Gamay à petits grains accounts for sixty percent of the blend, Pinot Noir twenty-five percent and Muscat Chardonnay fifteen percent. Grapes are farmed biodynamically, and the red wine is bottled without fining, filtration or added sulphur.

Julien Guillot 2018 Mégamix Vin de France

French Red
$73.99
Red fruit appears with floral and herbal notes. The palate is young, fresh and light, with good acidity and a persistent finish. The grapes come from vines between twenty-five and eighty years old and are harvested by hand. A short carbonic maceration is followed by eighteen months in a conical wooden vat. The vineyard is farmed biodynamically, and the wine is classified as natural.

François Chidaine 2020 Les Argiles Vin de France

French White
$73.99
Apricot, honey, citrus, pear and apple accompany a broad, dry profile with fresh acidity. The mid-palate is rich and rounded, and the finish is textural, with subtle apple-pie notes. Chenin grows in deep clay and white chalk above tuffeau. Indigenous yeasts ferment in six-hundred-litre demi-muids, where the wine also matures on its lees. The vineyard is farmed organically and biodynamically.

Alice et Olivier De Moor 2023 Nuova Descriptio Vin de France

French White
$136.99
The blend combines sixty percent Sauvignon Blanc with twenty percent Aligoté and twenty percent Chardonnay. Sauvignon Blanc is divided between direct pressing into amphora and whole-bunch maceration in tank. Aligoté macerates on skins in tank, while Chardonnay is directly pressed and ferments in barrel. The finished wine is lightly filtered and has gentle grip and bitterness. The organically farmed fruit is harvested by hand.

Domaine Comte Abbatucci 2017 Ministre Impérial

French Red
$141.99
Small tart redcurrants, mineral and smoky notes appear with fine oak. The palate has depth, sapidity, verticality, breadth, generosity and purity. The blend includes Sciaccarellu, Niellucciu, Morescola, Morescono, Montaneccia, Carcajolu-Neru and Aleatico. Fermentation takes place in wooden vats. Maturation lasts twelve months in foudre and 600-litre demi-muids, followed by several months in stainless steel and at least six months in bottle.

Domaine A.F. Gros 2023 Signature Mathias Parent Vin de France

French Red
$159.99
Raspberry, cherry, rose and violet appear in a silky, floral Pinot Noir with a soft, juicy frame, fine texture, low tannins and a graceful finish. The grapes are fully destemmed. Fermentation begins twenty-four hours after vatting and lasts ten to twelve days. Maturation lasts twelve to eighteen months in French oak, with thirty percent new barrels. The wine is classified as Vin de France.

Domaine Naudin-Ferrand 2024 Gamay de Bully

French Red
$59.99
Fresh red fruit and wild pepper accompany pleasant acidity, softened tannins and a light alcoholic profile. The grapes are harvested by hand into small cases, refrigerated, carefully sorted and placed whole into concrete. Fermentation proceeds without added sulphites and with minimal extraction. Early pressing precedes full malolactic fermentation on the lees, followed by early bottling.

Domaine Naudin-Ferrand 2023 Le Clou 34 Aligoté

French White
$82.99
Aligoté comes from five parcels planted between nineteen thirty-four and nineteen fifty-three on shallow limestone soils. Most fruit comes from Le Clou, with La Croix, Egoulotte and Les Tilles also included. Fermentation takes place in stainless-steel and enamelled tanks, with seven months on fine lees without bâtonnage. The production record also includes bentonite fining, light filtration, gravity bottling and a small sulphur addition.

Domaine des Marnes Blanches 2023 Macération En Quatre Vis

French White
$87.99
Dried fruit, candied citrus and floral notes accompany a textured, almost tannic palate, mineral freshness and a long, vibrant finish. The blend combines 80 percent Savagnin with 20 percent Chardonnay. Whole bunches macerate for twenty-one days, while fermentation begins naturally. Ageing takes place first in amphorae and then in foudres for a total of twenty-two months.

Domaine de l’Ecu 2016 Mephisto Cabernet Franc

French Red
$68.99
Black fruit, blackberry, strawberry, redcurrant and white pepper accompany sweet spice in a rich Cabernet Franc. Tannins are tight yet velvety, with volume and delicacy. Grapes are harvested by hand from granite soils and fermented with native yeasts. The wine matures in old barrels and amphorae for fifteen months. The vineyards have been farmed organically since nineteen seventy-five and carry Demeter Biodynamic certification dating from nineteen ninety-eight.

Domaine de l’Ecu 2017 Ange Pinot Noir

French Red
$81.99
Pinot Noir is harvested by hand, with half the fruit destemmed. Native fermentation takes place in stainless steel, with pumpovers during the first seven or eight days, followed by pneumatic pressing and twelve months in amphora. Bottling is unfined and unfiltered. Ripe black fruit, blackberry, violet and delicate spice accompany a full-bodied profile that combines power with delicacy.

Matthieu Barret 2022 Pas Calé Pinot Noir

French Red
$84.99
Fresh rose and violet accompany smoked bacon, cocoa, mint, blueberry and clove. The red wine is structured, rich and elongated, with young tannins. Pinot Noir comes from thirty-five-year-old vines rooted in Jurassic clay-limestone. Grapes are hand-harvested, then undergo whole-cluster carbonic maceration and a three-week maceration. The wine matures for eight months in glass vessels and is bottled unfined and unfiltered.

Saget La Petite Perrière 2020 Pinot Noir Rosé

French Rosé
$24.99
Pale and lightly pink in the glass, with a delicate aromatic profile centred on rose petal, grenadine and fresh red berries. The fruit remains clear rather than heavy, allowing the floral note to stay present from the opening through the finish. Its character is restrained and finely drawn, with soft berry detail, gentle perfume and a composed, subtly expressive close.

Tue-Boeuf 2025 Vin Blanc VDF

French White
$44.99
Bright citrus and tropical fruit open with lychee, gooseberry and a lifted aromatic edge. The palate is vivid and mouth-watering, driven by lively acidity and a clean, energetic line. A small Chardonnay component brings subtle breadth through the centre, softening the Sauvignon Blanc’s sharper contours without muting its freshness. With air, the aromatics settle into a more composed, gently layered finish of citrus, tropical fruit and crisp green fruit.

Domaine La Taupe 2018 AK 400 Gamay

French Red
$41.99
Juicy red fruit and wild berries lead, with earth, dried herbs and a faint savoury volatility adding natural-wine character. The palate is light, energetic and gently textural, its refreshing acidity and lively tension carrying through the finish. Serve slightly cool with charcuterie, roast chicken, grilled mushrooms or lentil dishes.

Florian Mollet Roc de l’Abbaye 2024 Pinot Noir

French Red
$37.99
Sweet strawberry, cranberry and redcurrant lead, with rose petal, cedar and a light peppery note adding detail. The palate is silky and supple, balancing bright red fruit with fresh acidity and fine, gentle tannins. Smooth and refined through the finish, it suits roast duck, grilled salmon, mushroom dishes or herb-roasted chicken.

Gérard Bertrand 2021 Papilou Pét-Nat Rosé

French Sparkling
$47.99
Elegant pale pink, with fine, regular bubbles and a subtle raspberry aroma. Fresh red fruit carries onto a dry, rounded palate, where clean acidity gives the wine energy and definition. The finish is lively and distinctly citrus-led, keeping the berry fruit bright rather than sweet. Serve well chilled with charcuterie, grilled prawns or summer salads.

Mas des Caprices 2018 RAS Rouge à Siroter Vin de France

French Red
$36.99
Clear ruby in colour, with crunchy cherry, red currant and a light touch of sweet spice. The palate is bright and easy-moving, balancing juicy Mediterranean fruit with silky tannins and a refreshing finish. Light enough for an aperitif yet savoury enough for the table, it suits charcuterie, grilled sausages or a sunny picnic.