Lafon is a rich and concentrated Rhône rouge that offers up generous amounts of plum and black, earthy berries. So it’s delicious! There’s a soft tannin here and some fresh acidity that makes it inviting. So it’s a wine for all.

Bruno Lafon Côté Midi Côtes du Rhône 2021

Who doesn't love a Rhone blend? After checking the gas bottle's full enough, crack this open. As you get further into the bottle and onto your second plate, a bit of that white pepper spice and plum skin will integrate, and that deeper cherry will come to the fore. Tres chouette!

Pierre Amadieu Côtes du Rhône Roulpierre Rouge 2021

A fantastic blend of old vine Grenache, planted by Laurent's grandfather in 1949, with a tiny portion of Grenache Gris and Macabeu. Picked and macerated together for only four days, for a nimble, clean and completely delicious wine.

Mataburro Otium Grenache 2021

Domaine de L'Anglore Pierre Chaude 2019

Domaine de L'Anglore Lirac 2019

Rié et Hirofumi Shoji Pedres Blanques Rouge Magnum 2020

Rose petals, wild raspberry and strawberry meet in this delightful wine, with plenty of spice to keep your dinner party interesting.

Domaine de la Barthassade Billes de Grenache 2020

A great bottle and an excellent price too! Perfect for a chilly evening by the first, expect loads of plush dark fruits and plenty of spice in this Grenache.

Felicette Grenache Rouge 2020

L'Anglore Terre d'Ombre Grenache 2020

L'Anglore Nizon 2020

Hailing from the region of Ardeche, which lies on the cusp of Northern and Southern Rhone. A dynamic wine area with an increasing number of young wine growers. Wine maker Meryl Croizier’s connection to vines and agriculture in Ardeche runs deep, his grandparents were vignerons and farmers. Having 5 hectares of vines, that have all been converted to organic practices and are now well on their way to biodynamic certification. Fermented using wild yeasts with no fining or filtration.

Le Vrille et le Papillon La Tribu Grenache 2020

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