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What you can learn from our French friends: You don't always need a special reason to celebrate, but you do need the right wine to go with it.
We still like to remember the eventful times when Le Corbeau was one of the first reusable wines to be launched.
Cuvée from the oldest plots of the Clos des Quarterons, family-owned for 180 years, averaging over 55 years old.
A carefree red wine with lots of charm and plump fruit.
You can tell the true greatness of a producer from the base wine. Ruby red color, fine pinot noir aromas on the nose and lots of fruit.
As always with Sylvain Loichet, thanks to a week's cold maceration of the grapes, the Pinot is quite brightly colored.
A very welcoming Nuits-Saint-Georges. The grapes are carefully picked by hand and subjected to a week-long cold maceration with spontaneous fermentation.
Successful entry into the red wines of the winery.
The difference in quality to the simple Bourgogne rouge is easy to understand.
Very inviting Pinot Noir from the lesser-known area of Côte Chalonnaise in southern Burgundy. This makes it easy to enter the complex world of Burgundy wines.
The 60 hectares of vineyards offer plenty of choice.
Traditional vinification meets biodynamics. As little as possible is intervened in the basement. Spontaneously fermented, not fined, not filtered.
The TÊTE DE CUVÉE of the Château La Grolet represents the vintage essence of the winery. The best barrels are selected and carefully put together.
A blend typical of the Côtes de Bourg area with Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon and a small amount of Malbec.
Down-to-earth, yet catchy Bordeaux from the Hubert family. Sensational price-enjoyment ratio for this very classic Bordeaux in Demeter quality!
This cuvée of 50% Merlot and 50% Cabernet Franc meets all the expectations of being classified as a Grand Cru.
For this wine, Cathérine ensures great elegance and a beautiful fruitiness through particularly meticulous vineyard work.
Since the top vintages of 2015 and 2016, many tasters have seen the winery on a par with the Premier Grand Crus, some of which are still significantly more expensive.
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