Trousseau from forty-year-old vines in Les Corvées, Montigny-les-Arsures — the grape’s historic home on Jurassic marl soils. A blend of 2022 (depth, complexity) and 2023 (freshness), with two months on skins before resting in cuve until spring 2024. Structured, energetic, and a clear expression of the variety.

On the terroirs of Siant Hippolyte in Alsace, this Pinot Noir plunges into granite soils and offers us a depth and chewiness that some would envy. Another success for Farid Yahimi with his most iconic cuvée!

A Valais red blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, Orcyre 2022 captivates with herbal and peppery notes that bring a savory allure.

A red blend of Pinot Noir and Gamay, Chérouche 2023 reveals a compelling mix of aromatic delicacy and grounded structure. Crafted according to Lucas’s Burgundian-roots, low-intervention methods (handwork, long macerations, and old-barrel élevage), it’s a nuanced and pure expression of Valais fruit.

Skin-contact wine made from organically farmed grapes in Valais. Fermented and aged without additions. Textured, dry, and slightly aromatic, showing the freshness of the alpine climate.

Gamay Davidson is a bright and engaging red made from Gamay grapes sourced from Beaujolais. Using 90% carbonic maceration over two weeks and aged for four months in old oak barrels, it’s fermented naturally with no filtration or added sulfites. Soft, full-bodied, and bursting with dark fruit, herbs, and subtle floral-mineral notes, it’s a joy to drink.

Pantxu (Celler Tuets) is a lively, chillable red made from Ull de Llebre in Catalonia. Juicy and light on its feet, it bursts with red fruit, herbs, and a touch of earthiness, carried by bright acidity and low alcohol. Fresh, joyful, and unpretentious, it’s the kind of natural wine that’s perfect for sharing and best enjoyed slightly chilled.

Celler Tuets Tot Rosé is a fresh, vibrant blend from Alt Camp, Catalonia—crafted from Parellada, Macabeo, Grenache Blanc, Chenin Blanc, Muscat of Alexandria, Tempranillo, and Syrah, all co-fermented together. After a 24-hour maceration in cement followed by eight months of aging in stainless steel, it’s bottled unfiltered and additive-free, with no added sulphites. Bright pink in the glass, the wine is juicy and layered with red fruit, vibrant acidity, and earthy undertones, offering both freshness and depth.

Le Pech Abusé is a characterful wine made from Merlot (40%), Cabernet Franc (40%), and Cabernet Sauvignon (20%), with the final blend varying according to the vintage. Vinified in stainless steel for 15–20 days, it is then aged for 3–5 years in century-old or new large oak casks, without racking, allowing it to mature naturally into a stable wine. Its depth and balance make it a perfect match for roasted or grilled meats, rich sauces, fatty fish, or spiced dishes such as tajines.