France

Julie Balagny's "Minouche" 2022 is a Vin de France red wine made from 100% Gamay grapes. The wine undergoes semi-carbonic fermentation and is unfiltered and unfined. It is known for its vibrant red fruit notes, earthy minerality, and a touch of spice. Read more

A Gamay-based wine from Moulin-à-Vent, known for its high-altitude, pink granite and quartz soils. It's described as a light and perfumed red, with a remarkable density of fruit, a tightrope balance, and the potential for long aging. Read more

As always this is the most easygoing of these cuvées, with soft, supple fruit and gentle floral notes combining to make an uplifting, vibrant wine. Read more

Domaine de Saint-Pierre's 2023 Ploussard, also known as Poulsard, is a bright, fresh, and elegant red wine from the Jura region of France. It's characterized by its pale ruby hue, red fruit aromas, and a light, almost weightless feel on the palate. Read more

Our favorite chilled red of the summer!!! From Stranger favorite Valerie Forgues, in the Loire valley comes this light, bright, peppery, and totally alive light red—perfumed and nervy with just the right amount of grip. Chill and enjoy! Read more

A crisp, dry white wine with a blend of Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon, Sauvignon Gris, and Muscadelle grapes. It exhibits notes of grapefruit, citrus peel, green apple, and pear, with a hint of minerality and white flowers on the nose. Read more

Labelled as Luc's 'Wine to Drink', this is wine made to share and is pure pleasure from beginning to end. Beautifully balanced dark summer fruits with a gentle kick of spice play alongside a fresh yet elegant palate. The finish is satin smooth. Read more

This is a classic bistro wine. Medium bodied, just enough structure for a nice meal. No frills. Notes of pepper and sage. Read more

From one of our favorite Rhone producers. A stylized and aromatic 100% Syrah, with aromas of black olive and floral violet. On the palate, rich dark fruits, provencal herbs, and salty mineral. Incredibly lithe for a Syrah from this region! Read more

Age-worthy village level Pinot from Pommard. Deep, and layered, with ripe red fruits, black pepper, and earthy, wooden notes. A touch of savory, chalky mineral, with assertive tannin. Let this one breathe a bit before enjoying. Read more

Classic Cote Rotie. Juicy and complex. Blackberry, cracked pepper spice, meaty savoriness, rose petal, with a long, and persistent finish. Read more

Powerful Pinot to be enjoyed young or aged a few more years. Nose of cherry leather, rosehip, and earth. On the palate, raspberry, cranberry, forest floor, and wet stone mineral. Read more

Dried strawberry, cherry leather, vanilla bean, undergrowth, wet stone. Delicately balanced, and beautifully structured. Read more

Plush and grippy volcanic raspberry Pinot with florality and depth. Read more

Southern Rhone blend bottled by Kermit Lynch in collaboration with Les Vignerons d’Estézargues, a natural winemaking co-op. Purple fruits bathed in fresh herbs, lavender, and a smooth stony finish. Read more

One of the silkiest and smoothest expressions of old-vine Grenache from the hands of Michèle Aubéry-Laurent. Violet and sweet berry aromatics, with a profile full of ripe, vivid, savory dark fruits to match the beautiful dark color. Read more

A light bodied carbonic red. The earth and mineral come through especially on the nose. Wild fruits and flowers, smooth finish. Drink chilled! Read more

Gramenon stands as a cornerstone of the natural wine movement in southern France. Tucked into the northern edge of the Côtes du Rhône appellation, the finest expressions that have emerged from this once-quiet, now-thriving revolution in winemaking. Read more

Blend of Grolleau and Pineau d'Aunis with minimal extraction, preserving the delicate cherried fruit. Vivid and bright, the fruit is silken, reminiscent of swedish fish candy, soft, and juicy acidity, a touch of spice, and a clean finish. Just beautiful Read more

Grenache with all the effervescence, funk, and savory fruit you could ever want. Read more

A great value Pinot from Languedoc. Jammy red and black fruits lifted with a bit of acid and oak. Read more