Cahors in South West France (between Bordeaux & Toulouse) flies the flag for Malbec in France now that it virtually disappeared from Bordeaux. In ...

The only wine co-operative in the Auvergne, Cave Saint-Verny, takes its name from Saint Verny, who was adopted as the patron saint of vignerons in 162...

The Seguinot family’s roots in Maligny, the front door to Chablis, can be traced as far back as 1590 when they began to write their history.Resting on...

The Seguinot family’s roots in Maligny, the front door to Chablis, can be traced as far back as 1590 when they began to write their history. Resting o...

44 % Pinot Noir, 6 % Meunier, 50 % ChardonnayThe grapes come from vineyards in the villages of Œuilly, Boursault, Celles-lès-Condé, and Saint-Agnan Th...

A crisp and zesty Champagne from small grower Tarlant. Made using 56% Pinot Noir, this is rich and an excellent example of a top-quality growers' Cham...

This is the signature cuvée of the Tarlant family, and the current release, based on the 2012 vintage, could not be a finer example of the quality of ...

Bordeaux is perhaps one of the most famous of all wines and has been exporting since the Middle Ages. In England it became known as Claret, adapted fr...

Vibrant damson in colour. There is a deep creaminess that is evident from the first nose, with hints of cocoa and gunsmoke. About 50% of the vineyard ...