Over the course of the centuries and throughout their family history the Quiot family, winemakers since 1748, have established wonderful properties which are constantly being enlarged. The story begins in the Vaucluse, at Chateauneuf-du-Pape where Antoine Quiot acquired a few … Continued
Crozes-Hermitage Appellation sits on the east bank of the Rhone river surrounding the large granite dome of the Hermitage hill. There are 2600 acres of vineyard spread over a relatively large area. For years Crozes-Hermitage have traded off the name … Continued
Based in the tiny and pretty village of Vergisson (West of the town of Macon) and just under the famous “Roche de Solutré”, Christine and Roger Saumaize runs one of the star Domaine of the region. In Europe, they call … Continued
The term RinQuinQuin was originally a generic word, in the Provençal language it means invigorating drink (from the verb requinquilhar : to cheer up). Made of white wine, alcohol, infusions of peaches, peach tree leaves and sugar, it is the … Continued
This cuvée is an harmonious blend of the three champagne grape varieties from some thirty different crus: Chardonnay (30%) chosen for its floral bouquet and elegance, Pinot Noir (55%) selected for its finesse and structure and Pinot Meunier (15%) for … Continued
This 56 hectare estate is in the heart of Provence lies at the foot of la Montagne Sainte Victoire. Family owned and operated since the early 1800s, there is a lot of history here as the family had close connections … Continued
Metz has been an important winery in Alsace since being established in 1904. Based in the village of Marlenheim only a short drive west from Strasbourg international airport, they draw fruit from as far south as Colmar. Renowned for their … Continued
The Muzard Family has been making wine in the Santenay Appellation for nine generations – Today, Lucien Muzard and his two sons (Herve and Claude) cultivate 22 hectares of vines. Thanks to some of the best positioned vineyards in the … Continued
The Beaujolais region covers a 55 km long stretch of mainly granite hills running south from the Mâcon to Lyon. Here the Gamay grape, growing in sandy clay over granite gives uniquely fresh, vivid, light but fruity wines. Two thirds … Continued
Le garde-manger French red wines Château Tour Sieujean – French red wine Côtes du Ventoux La Tourelle – French red wine Château Ausone – French red wine Château de Bourg Beaujolais Nouveau – French red wine Lucien Muzard Bourgogne – … Continued
