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Irouleguy Xut Blanc Olivier Pouchoulou 2022 75cl
Domaine Etxondoa
Grape varieties: 50% Gros Manseng, 25% Petit Manseng, 25% Petit Courbu
After studying oenology in Bordeaux and Burgundy, then gaining experience working in Côte-Rôtie, in the Rhône, Olivier Pouchoulou decided to return in 2019 to his native land, the Basque Country. Based in Ispoure, he devotes himself to the breeding of his tannats and his cabernet francs, the first vintage of which was produced in 2020. He initially planted 2,5 hectares of vines, then extended his operation by taking into account renting 2 additional hectares on AOC Irouléguy land.
Xut Means Steep
Mas de Daumas Gassac Rouge Igp 2021 75CL
IGP SAINT GUILHEM LE DESERT
They are the first generation and creators of the current Mas de Daumas Gassac estate. Véronique Guibert de la Vaissiere is an ethnologist, specialist in myths and traditions in Celtic Ireland. Originally from Aveyron, Aimé Guibert comes from an old Millavoise family of glove makers and tanners.
The management of the estate and the vinifications were then passed on to the second generation made up of Samuel, Gaël, Amélien, Roman and Basile. Today they guarantee the values of respect for their "mother nature" and the primacy of the expression of the terroir, the foundations of the estate's wines since its creation.
Mas de Daumas Gassac Blanc Igp 2022 75CL
IGP SAINT GUILHEM LE DESERT CITY OF ANIANE
They are the first generation and creators of the current Mas de Daumas Gassac estate. Véronique Guibert de la Vaissiere is an ethnologist, specialist in myths and traditions in Celtic Ireland. Originally from Aveyron, Aimé Guibert comes from an old Millavoise family of glove makers and tanners.
The management of the estate and the vinifications were then passed on to the second generation made up of Samuel, Gaël, Amélien, Roman and Basile. Today they guarantee the values of respect for their "mother nature" and the primacy of the expression of the terroir, the foundations of the estate's wines since its creation.
Producer The Rock of the Violets Xavier Weisskopf
Chenin Blanc grape variety
Nestled in Touraine, between the banks of the Cher and the Loire, on clay-limestone soils, is the estate. In the heart of the Châteaux de la Loire region, in the town of Saint-Martin-Le-Beau, there is a 17-hectare wine estate.
Two brothers united by the same passion for wine, that is the very essence of this company. They take the liberty of going beyond the conventions of the appellation while preserving the unique identity of each of their terroirs. The brotherhood that binds the eight people working in this area reflects their commitment to sharing over a glass of Chablis, whether big or small...
M de Moulin Riche Saint Julien 2018 75cl
Grapes: 48% Cabernet Sauvignon, 29% Merlot, 23% Petit Verdot.
Located northwest of the Saint Julien appellation, Château Moulin Riche consists of 20 hectares of vines. From these terroirs are born wines of pure delicacy, which no less reflect the elegant and structured style of the appellation.
This château was first the second wine of Château Léoville Poyferré before becoming independent in 2009 and claiming to be a Grand Vin in its own right.
M de Moulin Riche is the second wine of Château Moulin Riche. It is made from the youngest vines
The Rossignol-Trapet estate has been certified in organic agriculture by Ecocert and in biodynamic agriculture by Demeter since 2008.
Resulting from the division of Domaine Trapet in 1990, Domaine Rossignol-Trapet is the heir of two illustrious winegrower families. The Rossignol, originally from Volnay, and the Trapet from Chambolle, have a long history as winegrowers. Most of Domaine Rossignol-Trapet is located in Gevrey-Chambertin, in Côte-d'Or. It is the sons, Nicolas and David Rossignol, who manage the estate.
The Rossignol-Trapet estate has been certified in organic agriculture by Ecocert and in biodynamic agriculture by Demeter since 2008.
Resulting from the division of Domaine Trapet in 1990, Domaine Rossignol-Trapet is the heir of two illustrious winegrower families. The Rossignol family, originally from Volnay, and the Trapet family from Chambolle, have a long history as winegrowers. Most of Domaine Rossignol-Trapet is located in Gevrey-Chambertin, in Côte-d'Or. It is the sons, Nicolas and David Rossignol, who manage the estate.
The Rossignol-Trapet estate has been certified in organic agriculture by Ecocert and in biodynamic agriculture by Demeter since 2008.
Resulting from the division of Domaine Trapet in 1990, Domaine Rossignol-Trapet is the heir of two illustrious winegrower families. The Rossignol family, originally from Volnay, and the Trapet family from Chambolle, have a long history as winegrowers. Most of Domaine Rossignol-Trapet is located in Gevrey-Chambertin, in Côte-d'Or. It is the sons, Nicolas and David Rossignol, who manage the estate.
The Rossignol-Trapet estate has been certified in organic agriculture by Ecocert and in biodynamic agriculture by Demeter since 2008.
Resulting from the division of Domaine Trapet in 1990, Domaine Rossignol-Trapet is the heir of two illustrious winegrower families. The Rossignol, originally from Volnay, and the Trapet from Chambolle, have a long history as winegrowers. Most of Domaine Rossignol-Trapet is located in Gevrey-Chambertin, in Côte-d'Or. It is the sons, Nicolas and David Rossignol, who manage the estate.
The Rossignol-Trapet estate has been certified in organic agriculture by Ecocert and in biodynamic agriculture by Demeter since 2008.
Varietal: Pinot Noir.
Family owned: 4 ha
Cultivation method: vines grown biodynamically certified DEMETER by ECOCERT.
The parcels grouped in the Vieilles Vignes cuvée of Gevrey-Chambertin come from three different situations:
– The vines furthest north of the village at places called “En Combe” and “Clos de Combe” are quite deep and clayey plots, on a regular slope, which produce sappy, dense and robust wines.
– The plots further east and closer to the estate, at places called Les Crais, Justice, Grandes Raies, are made up of colluvium from the Combe de Lavaux which overlooks Gevrey-Chambertin. These soils, very gently sloping, gravelly and very filtering, produce wines of finesse and elegance.
– The vines located to the south of Gevrey-Chambertin (at places called “Clos de l'Arche”, “Fourneaux”, “Croix des Champs”) are on fairly loamy soil and on limestone bedrock. They produce wines with great complexity and great aromatic power.
The blending and bottling of the wines come from these different terroirs, with vines whose average age is around 50 years, resulting in a single vintage of Gevrey-Chambertin at the Domaine.
Each plot brings its qualities to the entire vintage.
Varietal: Pinot Noir.
Family owned: 4 ha
Cultivation method: vines grown biodynamically certified DEMETER by ECOCERT.
The parcels grouped in the Vieilles Vignes cuvée of Gevrey-Chambertin come from three different situations:
– The vines furthest north of the village at places called “En Combe” and “Clos de Combe” are quite deep and clayey plots, on a regular slope, which produce sappy, dense and robust wines.
– The plots further east and closer to the estate, at places called Les Crais, Justice, Grandes Raies, are made up of colluvium from the Combe de Lavaux which overlooks Gevrey-Chambertin. These soils, very gently sloping, gravelly and very filtering, produce wines of finesse and elegance.
– The vines located to the south of Gevrey-Chambertin (at places called “Clos de l'Arche”, “Fourneaux”, “Croix des Champs”) are on fairly loamy soil and on limestone bedrock. They produce wines with great complexity and great aromatic power.
The blending and bottling of the wines come from these different terroirs, with vines whose average age is around 50 years, resulting in a single vintage of Gevrey-Chambertin at the Domaine.
Each plot brings its qualities to the entire vintage.
Gevrey Chambertin Vieilles Vignes Racine du Temps René Bouvier 2021 Magnum
Winemaker at Gevrey Chambertin
The René Bouvier estate is a family house created in 1910 by the grandfather of Bernard Bouvier, current master on board with his wife. The farm covers 13 hectares in pinot noir and 4 in chardonnay for a total of 18 appellations in Burgundy , Côtes-de-Nuits-Villages , Fixin , Marsannay et Gevrey-Chambertin , including Premiers and Grands Crus.
The vineyard is conducted in sustainable agriculture and is converted to organic farming, with tillage, disbudding, harvesting in green, harvest and manual sorting. In 2006, the estate has inaugurated a new winery of 1 200 m², the care given to winemaking and breeding making it a safe bet in the Burgundy.
When you ask Bernard Bouvier what a good wine is, he replies that "it is a wine that makes your mouth water, that makes you want to finish the bottle you have uncorked". Far from marketing, he prefers to evoke the expression of vintages and terroirs, and rejects a certain standardization of wines. This search for quality combined with respect for the terroir defines the Bouvier touch: round and powerful wines with perfectly tamed tannins.
The René Bouvier estate is a family house created in 1910 by the grandfather of Bernard Bouvier, current master on board with his wife. The farm covers 13 hectares in pinot noir and 4 in chardonnay for a total of 18 appellations in Burgundy , Côtes-de-Nuits-Villages , Fixin , Marsannay et Gevrey-Chambertin , including Premiers and Grands Crus.
The vineyard is conducted in sustainable agriculture and is converted to organic farming, with tillage, disbudding, harvesting in green, harvest and manual sorting. In 2006, the estate has inaugurated a new winery of 1 200 m², the care given to winemaking and breeding making it a safe bet in the Burgundy.
When you ask Bernard Bouvier what a good wine is, he replies that "it is a wine that makes your mouth water, that makes you want to finish the bottle you have uncorked". Far from marketing, he prefers to evoke the expression of vintages and terroirs, and rejects a certain standardization of wines. This search for quality combined with respect for the terroir defines the Bouvier touch: round and powerful wines with perfectly tamed tannins.
Vinified according to the vintage with 50% whole bunches, aging lasts approximately 12 months in barrels and 6 months in vats.|
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