All Wines

Vineyard Location & Terroir: In 1845, Jodocus Prüm had the now world-famous sundial built on a rock in the Lammerterlay region.

Cool nose with light woody-caramel notes, some chocolate, plastic, vanilla, and quince.

The Arbois Trousseau, cultivated on the renowned Bérangers plot, once farmed by Jacques Puffeney, the "Pope of Arbois," and now part of Domaine du Pélican, is characterized by its.

In the Jura region, a wine of exceptional charm unfolds, its fruitiness and cool, spicy herbal aromas blending into an impressive ensemble.

Gamla Chardonnay relies entirely on its fragrant aromas.

Königschaffhauser's Pinot Gris is fresh, with distinct fruit flavors like nectarine and apple, paired with nutty aromas.

Cool nose with stone fruit and herbs.

The bouquet entices with jasmine and rose petals, orange, ripe Williams pear, fresh mint, and blossom honey.

A cool nose with herbal notes and thick-skinned apple fruit.

This South African icon wine is a tribute to the Angus cattle that graze on the meadows of Boschendal.

This cuvée presents itself with a vibrant golden hue with youthful green highlights. A full bouquet of tropical fruit and citrus notes greets the senses upon first contact.

The nose reveals opulent notes of black currants, ripe plums, and spices.

The Fiscal Shrike (Jan Fiskaal) is a small black and white bird that is not an uncommon sight in the M.A.N vineyards.

The floral and fruity aromas and the good structure of the grape variety are fully preserved thanks to careful processing.

The Cabernet Sauvignon captivates the nose with the typical fruity aroma of a young, fresh wine, pampering with delicious wild berry notes paired with aromatic hints of hay and sp.

The Mulderbosch Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé captivates with its pale rose-gold color and a seductive bouquet of peach, strawberry, cream, and a hint of cinnamon, along with the charac.

This expressive, dry, and fresh Gavi di Gavi is now one of the most well-known white wines from Piedmont.

This intense ruby-red Barbera remains in steel tanks for four months before revealing its fruity and floral nose.

Ribera del Duero is considered a top destination for powerful red wines. But just a few kilometers down the Duero, Rueda shines with fragrant white wines.

This fine grape variety owes its name to the fact that the grapes take on a copper color upon ripening, which lies between the so-called "white" and "black" grapes.

Color: Light, youthful yellow with light golden reflections. Aroma: Clear, quite intense Pinot Blanc aromas of honeydew melon, nuts, and legumes.