Handcrafted Grenache with the grape's signature combination of high-toned red fruit and floral notes and punchy high alcohol. This wine comes from Chateauneuf-du-Pape vineyards but is declassified to Vin de France because the appellation favours blended wines.

Show up to your next dinner party with a mag of great Beaujolais!

Sunier's Regnie is a blend of multiple vineyard sites and is the lightest of his three wines.

Sunier's lighter Beaujolais Red in party size!

Approximate drinking window:  2024-2034.

Our best Cabernet Franc, a claim we can't make lightly in view of our heavy-hitting lineup of Bretons, Guions, Bobinets, Lokaias, and Morissettes.

Approximate drinking window:  2024-2028.

Single vineyard Cabernet Franc with a strong maceration and some age in oak casks and concrete. Dark fruited, leathery, and tannic, this wine is a great pairing for richer game dishes.

Arnaud Lambert's Cabernet Franc dedicated to his father. Red fruit and a light pepper with a good tannic backbone.

Catherine Breton's carbonic macerated Cabernet Franc is light on tannin and fruit forward, with an earthy backbone.

Excellent value Cotes du Rhone Red blend with expressive cherry fruit and a light tannin.

Fresh red fruits and a light pepper and baking spice finish.

Light coloured and moderately tannic Southern French blend with dark fruit, rosemary, and pepper aromas.

Dry Bordeaux Red blend with big tannin that will soften with age or decanting. Dark black fruit, cedar, and spice make this a great pairing with roasted meat.