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White Châteauneuf is the appellation's quiet corner, and this is one of its long-standing examples, made here since the seventeenth century.
A monopole in the heart of Meursault, walled since the monks of Citeaux worked it in the 11th century and owned by one family alone.
The second wine of a Margaux Third Growth, made from younger vines on the same Cantenac gravel and in the same house style.
Red Sancerre is Pinot Noir, which surprises most people, and it accounts for a small fraction of the appellation.
Pauillac is the most concentrated stretch of great Bordeaux, and Batailley has long been the estate offering a genuine taste of it withou...
Pol Roger remain family-owned and unusually traditional — the wines are riddled by hand, which almost nobody does at this scale.
Folatieres is among the most celebrated premier crus of Puligny, high on the slope with thin soils over rock.
La Sommelière is Campuget's selection off the best vines on the estate, a clear step up from the volume Costières de Nîmes bottlings.
Courbis own the southernmost slice of Saint-Joseph, right up against their Cornas holdings, and the wine tastes of it: fleshier and darke...
Louis Barruol planted this site at Saint Martin on the most active limestone in the region, ground that had been given up as unplantable ...
Saint-Joseph is where the northern Rhône becomes affordable without becoming anonymous, and Le Grand Pompée is Jaboulet's long-standing version of it.
Plan de Dieu is the southern Rhône at its most generous, and Saint Damien sit a short walk from Gigondas with the old vines to prove it.
White Côtes du Rhône is one of the last genuinely underpriced corners of France, and this comes from a Châteauneuf family with five gener...
This is the flagship of a regeneratively farmed estate in the Plaine des Maures, and it is built like a white Burgundy rather than a pool...
Saint-Joseph is the northern Rhône's most approachable granite Syrah, and La Croix des Vignes comes off one terraced eight-hectare plot r...
Parallèle 45 is the wine that introduced a lot of people to the Rhône, and under Caroline Frey it is now certified organic and biodynamic...
Les Cailloux is one of the appellation's long-standing names, built from six plots across gravel, clay and limestone rather than a single site.
Condrieu is one of the smallest appellations in France, and Viognier grown anywhere else rarely matches it.
The estate's flagship red, from galet-strewn vineyards held to just 30 hectolitres per hectare and raised mostly in concrete so the fruit stays clear.
Condrieu is a tiny appellation and most of it is made in a rich, heady register.
Le Poste is the parcel around the family chapel, on terraces documented since 1443 and replanted by Louis Barruol's father in 1963 — the ...
Almost all the white wine in Côtes de Provence is Rolle, and this is a clean, unoaked expression of it from a single plot below the estat...
One of only eighteen estates still holding the Provence Cru Classé title awarded in 1955, and a 400-year-old property that has been in th...
Le Claux is 1.8 hectares of pre-phylloxera-era vines that were meant to be grubbed up in 1914 and are still standing because nobody came ...
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