Our Wines

Agnes and Philippe Badea, a husband-and-wife winemaking team, make this deliciously cozy and scrumptiously rich wine mostly from 80-year-old Grenac...

This wine is all Syrah, but dances around like it’s a Pinot Noir. Made using a technique that keeps the wine fresh and light-bodied (perfect for se...

Arguably the most famous region for rosé, Bandol always offers big flavor. From warm, rocky, southern France, this classic style is baked strawberr...

Behold, the return of that amazing French gateway wine! This is what to recommend to anyone looking for something French, but they mostly drink fro...

Rich baked apple, toasted brioche, buttery goodness. This sparkling wine or ‘crémant’ is made of 100% Chardonnay from the Jura region of France. Ju...

With aromatics of Sauvignon Blanc, the silky mouthfeel of Chardonnay and the vibrant acidity of Riesling – this is as pretty as white wine gets! Th...

This is the Champagne that got us into “Grower Champagnes” (meaning the winemakers are also tending the vines). Divine bubbles, from the heavens ab...

This is for when you need a nice bottle. The Fleury house in Champagne is known as a pioneer of organic farming in the region. Aware of the celesti...

Calce (the village where this wine comes from) lies at the foot of the mighty Pyrenees, within striking distance of the Spanish border. Though tech...

Packed with crushed berries, clean and zippy, thirst quenching, and deeply satisfying. If you’re serving a crowd this season, snag a case of this b...

Some wines are sweet and some are dry – this one is somehow neither. It’s one of those white wines that makes you forget you’re even drinking wine....

Grenache-y in a great way. Candied fruit, but not heavy at all. Sour cherry jam with a bit of cool lava rock. Light and fresh like wildflowers and ...

This is a very special wine. From two vineyards dating back over 100 years, this wine has old vine intensity and charisma. There’s a preserved lemo...

Soft, delicious, fragrant, not heavy, not overly tannic. Finding a good Côtes du Rhône is like finding the perfect cardigan – it’s the cover you wa...