Red Wines France

Great Merlot, the respectable structure of which makes it a wine to be taken seriously, which cannot be said about all Merlots in the world. Fine bouquet of blackberries and plums.

The harmony signaled in the name meets the taste of the German wine lover. Rich, not too bitter, so pleasing that everyone has fun even in a large group.

The harmony signaled in the name meets the taste of the German wine lover. Rich, not too bitter, so pleasing that everyone has fun even in a large group.

The great look doesn't promise too much. This elegant drop has captured a lot of Roussillon sun. Red fruit aromas dominate, with a touch of herbal spice on the palate.

Eminently fruity, with a predominance of ripe strawberries and cherries, velvety tannins, pleasing and pleasant. You just like to drink it.

Wonderful aromas of blackberries and a little thyme caress the nose, intense, dark fruit and some dried fruit on the palate.

Great cuvée from the Corbières region. Ruby red color, concentrated aromas of cherries and raspberries, accompanied by a hint of mint and pepper.

'The Flying Pig' is convincing across the board. Delicious aromas of juicy cherries and plums. A spice typical of the area complements the beautiful fruit.

Pièce de Roche or 'the stony piece' is how you could translate the name of the vineyard.

ALARIC is in second place in the winery hierarchy, right at the top. Grenache, Carignan and Syrah; a cuvée of classic Corbières grape varieties at the highest level.

At Château La Baronne they also master the sulfur-free expansion of top-quality wines. LES CHEMINS DE TRAVERSE is an excellent wine with a rare minerality.

Plenty of fruit, blackberries, blueberries, exciting spice and polished tannins. This shows careful cellar work.

Spectacular introduction and a promising foretaste of the great single-site wines.

LA BELLE VIE is really a great wine every year. Fruit, melt, length, warmth, really good all around. A wolf in sheep's clothing!

With over 40,000 hectares, Côtes du Rhône is one of the largest and at the same time the oldest appellation in France, it was classified as early as 1937.

The striking, spicy classic: red fruit aromas and black currant meet a strong structure.

A good glass of Merlot with dinner or with friends is almost a synonym for time and leisure among Francophile connoisseurs.

Typical, full-bodied Merlot with lots of fruit.

L'Impression de Mauvesin Barton HK 0.75l

Château Mauvesion Barton HK 0.75l

The basic Bordeaux of the Domaines Barons de Rothschild presents itself at the highest level and was originally only created for personal use.

Color: Dark, shiny ruby red. Scent: Elegant, complex bouquet of ripe red fruits (strawberries), almonds, also slightly earthy notes, plus some tobacco, wood and oriental spices.