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Domaine du Bel Air, run by a father-and-son team, makes fine, age-worthy wines from organic cabernet franc. Jour de Soif is their entry-level bottl...

One of the best village Beaujolais I've had in a while. A bit of a jezebel perhaps, but all in a good way.  Super quenching with knock over the hea...

I hate to compare Beaujolais to Burgundy up north, unless the quality can deliver.  At first glance, this might fool one for a Savigny les Beaune, ...

Wild strawberries and succulent notes of juicy guava, nectarine and pink grapefruit shine across a beam of bright, crisp acidity creating a mouthwa...

Notes of mild Meyer lemon, Asian pear, and night-blooming Jasmine intermingle with a playful brininess befitting this coastal Chardonnay. Light in ...

According to many old world wine drinkers (myself included) this is the single greatest American red wine produced year after year.  Stunning year ...

A White wine from Itata Valley, South, Chile. Made from Moscatel. This wine has 48 mentions of citrus notes (orange, citrus) white tropical and bal...

This terroir driven Malbec from the Limari Valley in Argentina, is incredibly light and fresh, with violet and black cherry notes. A must try.

The most oaked of the lot, but don't take that as a negative. The balance is cohesive with a fine interconnectivity between the acid and fruit. 

Combination of 3 different sites perpendicular.  Fresh and enticing aromas with quant minerals and overripe apple notes.

100% Jacquere from Savoie. Mirroring the famous clay and limestone that nurtures these grapes- this wine is a rough, crumbly, unpolished dagger hol...

This is a terrific warm-weather red, opening with bold aromas of Bing cherry, raspberry, crushed violets and a touch of granite dust. The big fru...