Wines Were Tasting This Week

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  • Produced in Castelviel, a commune in the Gironde department in Nouvelle-Aquataine in Bordeaux.

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  • This wine comes from a co-op of 98 farmers who decided to pool their resources in the face of the Great Depression. It's a lovely Chardonnay from with beautiful finesse and minerality from the limestone soil it's grown in.
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  • Chateau Damase pioneered the re-introduction of the 'lost Bordeaux grape,' Carmenere. Carmenere is the only grape varietal legally allowed in the blending other than the traditional five Bordeaux varietals.

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  • During the Middle Ages, the site of Bailly Lapierre in Norhtern Burgundy, supplied stone for some of France's greatest architectural structures: the Pantheon, Notre-Dame de Paris,  Chartres Cathedral and more. More recently, in 1972, they pioneered Burgundy's first official Cremant de Bourgogne AOC.
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