Red Wines France

This is what a Côtes du Rhône tastes like! He is full-bodied with fruity-spicy fragrance, his tannins are ripe, but not dominant.

The Grand Vin by Jean-Marc Diffonty is one of the most exciting wines of the southern Rhône.

The wines have an intense color, complex aromas of red fruits, and well-integrated wood notes. Well structured, clear and elegant, with a lot of freshness and intensity.

Chateau Paradis Casseuil is characterized by the freshness of its fruit and its floral aromas. It is a classic Bordeaux, simple and ready to drink, in the best Bordeaux tradition.

The Santenay 1er Cru Le Beauregard is profoundly developed and develops a flowery bouquet. The wine is very open with strong tannins.

Volnay combines nobility, refinement, elegance and femininity. A wine with a delicate violet and berry scent. One of the best representatives of the Côte de Beaune.

A well-developed wine. His bouquet is dominated by strawberries. There are chestnuts and dried plum notes.

A very strong and mineral wine.

"La Maison Bleue", rather ruby red in color than violet, shows intense notes of blackberries and cherries, from a typical English Christmas pudding with the scent of orange peel.

Domaine de Thalabert matured for over a year in oak barrels and impresses with its complex, intense and varied bouquet.

Exciting full-bodied Côte Rôtie, grown on the stunning steep terraces at the northern end of the Rhône region. Ruby sparkling color.

A great Crozes Hermitage! Deep notes of plums, cherry and olives in the nose. Full-bodied on the palate and very velvety and supple.

No frills, gently Merlot from the south of France. It smells pleasantly of red berries, cassis and walnuts, complemented by a subtle herbal note and a hint of chocolate.

Pioneer of the unknown Bordeaux: The times are over when a great Bordeaux always came from the Médoc, St-Émilion or Pomerol. A new generation of wines has entered the stage.