Wines for Dinners

It has an intense straw yellow colour tending towards golden.

On the nose, fresh fruity aromas emerge, with light notes of woodiness and almond.

On the palate it is full-bodied, warm, round, dry and fresh.

This wine will be perfect to accompany festive moments, as an aperitif with shrimp gyoza and a touch of coriander, or even with crunchy tempura vegetables such as courgettes, green asparagus or even the delicacy of aubergines.

From vines planted on the terraces of the Maipo River in the El Tránsito area and harvested very early, this Cabernet was aged 100% in barrels, although only 20% was new, resulting in a wine with an incredible precision of red fruit, spicy notes, and a hint of herbaceousness.

It has the herbaceous character of the Maipo Alto, but also has the softness and fine tannins of the Maipo Alto. It can be aged in the cellar for years.

The ninth estate in the Vignobles Jeanjean collection is located in the prestigious Pic St. Loup appellation, north of Montpellier, a name derived from the distinctive 658-meter-high mountain that dominates the region. A unique and omnipresent place for all Montpellier residents, but above all, a renowned and recognized appellation.

The Pic St. Loup is a place of legends, hikes, and winemakers. In this setting, the Domaine des Rocs embodies all the freshness of the Pic.

It is in fact one of the coolest and most humid appellations in Languedoc, at the foot of the Cévennes, which produces delicate, elegant and fresh wines.

The estate's 13 hectares are mainly planted with Syrah and Grenache.

This wine pairs very well with all red meats, but also with tasty cheeses.

Intense ruby red. Aroma: plum, ripe blackberries, thyme, sage. Palate: blackberry jam, cloves, licorice, spices, herbaceous notes, full-bodied, balanced. Excellent with eggplant parmigiana, stew, beef barbacoa, roast lamb, roast beef, ribs, steak.

Situated in a region packed with historical interest, this award-winning Domaine is perched on a hilltop overlooking the Saône Plain in Mâcon. Close by is the Paleolithic archaeological site Pech de l'Aze, which proves that agricultural activity has gone on in this region since the Iron Age. By comparison, at Domaine des Terre Gentilles, winemaking has been taking place over a considerably shorter space of time but with equal cultural significance. Most of this Domaine's vineyards were originally cultivated by monks at the Medieval Christian Abbey at Cluny. Established in 1921 by Jean-Pierre Marillier, this award-winning 36-hectare family-owned estate is now expertly run by son and rising star winemaker Mikaël Marillier who is now creating benchmark Mâcon-Village wines.

For wild turkey, which has more of a gamey character, pork or chicken, this is a very good pairing.

The Saint-Joseph appellation covers 1,200 hectares and is located on the right bank of the Rhône River. The soils are homogeneous, primarily granite rock and rarely limestone. The slopes are steep, and the vineyards are planted on terraces. The white wines (20% of production) are made from the Marsanne and Roussane grape varieties.

This producer ages its white wines in wooden barrels for up to ten months, giving the wine a slightly oaky flavor that places it among the best produced in the Saint Joseph district.

The wine is harvested strictly by hand, without the use of machinery that could damage the rows.

Complex and aromatic, with notes of white flowers, honey, apricot, peach and lime
On the palate: Fresh, mineral and lively, with a lovely lemony and velvety persistence.

On the nose we find notes of white fruit, as well as hints of flint and citrus peel.

Good with white fish, seafood, but it is at its best when tasted with white meat, chicken, rooster, pork thanks to its aging in wood.

Vegetarian dishes and vegetables, even fried ones, make an excellent accompaniment. It can also be served as an aperitif or with soft cheeses.

2022 Raoul Gautherin & Fils "Vieilles Vignes" - Chablis

Straw yellow in color with golden hues, this wine features notes of lemon zest and peach blending with sensations of sweet almond, spring flowers, and delicate spices.

On the palate, the perfect combination of freshness and sapidity, classic of an excellent Chablis.

Excellent for a substantial dinner featuring fish, shellfish, and various types of white meat.

2019 Casali Del Barone - Barolo -

2021 Le Grand Noir "Réserve" - Languedoc -

The wine has a generous, fruity aroma, imbued with notes of blackcurrant jam, cherry, blackberry, undergrowth and spices thanks to its main grapes, Shiraz and Granaccia.

Excellent to drink with veal and red meat stew, or slightly mature cheeses

2023 Dampt - Chablis -

It is a classic style that balances the flinty minerality with the soft and creamy fruit.
Hints of lemon, green apple, spring flowers such as peach.
A classic Chablis, a reference for those who want to drink a classic bottle of excellent Burgundy wine.
Excellent with white meat and any type of fish, crustacean or mollusc.
Not recommended as an aperitif as it is such a complex wine.