by Lauren Voigt | Aug 22, 2019
PamplemousseFrance | SouthernPamplemousse is French for “grapefruit”, and the French have long been making a wine cocktail of it by adding fresh grapefruit juice or syrup to dry rosé wine. Before a sparkling water of the same name started trending in the American...
by Lauren Voigt | Aug 22, 2019
Mont GravetFrance | Côtes de GascogneMont Gravet wines are sourced from top vineyards and artisanal winemakers in both Gascony and the Languedoc region of South West France and represent incredible “wine values”. Mont Gravet comes from vineyards located in the Gascony...
by Lauren Voigt | Aug 22, 2019
Les DauphinsFrance | RhoneThese wines inspire the joy that made 1920’s one of the most exciting and creative periods in history. Family winemakers in the Dauphiné region of the Rhône Valley joined together in the early 1920’s Paris to make delicious wines that fueled...
by Lauren Voigt | Aug 20, 2019
Commanderie de la BargemoneFrance | Provence – Coteaux d’AixFounded by Templar knights in the 13th century, the property was named “Bargemone” after the wealthy Provencal family that owned it for 200 years. Bargemone is among the foremost...
by Lauren Voigt | Aug 12, 2019
Les Vignerons du Mont Ventoux France | Rhône The grapes are harvested from 5 villages: Bedoin, Saint Pierre de Vassol, Flassan, Crillon-le-Brave, and Modène The “Vignerons du Mont Ventoux” winery is a cooperative founded in 1924 by a small group of winegrowers who...
