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Cuvée Sainte Vierge 2019 Châteauneuf du Pape

Serge ZJun 27, 2021June 28, 20210

Cuvée Sainte Vierge 2019 comes from one of the most distinct wine-making areas of the world – Châteauneuf du Pape of France. The soils of

Eight Rosé Wines Tasting Challenge 2021

Serge ZJun 16, 2021June 16, 20210

For Eight Rosé Wines Tasting Challenge 2021, we picked wines from the Old World regions: France, Italy, and Germany. Last year Rosé challenge is here.

Le Galantin Rosé 2020

Serge ZJun 10, 2021September 30, 20210

Le Galantin Rosé 2020 comes from Bandol – one of the most prized appellations of France. Wonder where Bandol is? It’s a sub-appellation of the

2019 Chateau La Rame Rosé

Serge ZJun 8, 2021June 10, 20210

If you’d like to see the Rosé side of Bordeaux, 2019 Chateau la Rame might be one to try! Chateau la Rame is a dry

Fougeray de Beauclaire Rosé 2018

Serge ZJun 2, 2021June 10, 20210

Fougeray de Beauclaire Rosé 2018 comes from Marsannay region of France. The uniqueness of this Burgundian appellation that it’s the only one allowed to produce

Billecart-Salmon Brut Rosé

Serge ZMay 8, 2021May 13, 20210

With its subtle and gourmet aromas, some consider Billecart-Salmon Brut Rosé a reference point amongst rosé champagnes. Billecart-Salmon Champagnes were a sommelier secret for a

Le Petit Lion du Marquis de Las Cases 2015

Serge ZApr 6, 2021April 9, 20210

Le Petit Lion du Marquis de Las Cases 2015 is an instance when we would love to drive Ferrari but can settle for Maserati. Le

Louis Roederer Brut Premier Champagne

Serge ZMar 2, 2021March 6, 20210

Louis Roederer Brut Premier comes from one of the last great independent and still family-run Champagne houses founded in 1776. Today, they produce a whole

Chablis Premier Cru Butteaux 2015

Serge ZFeb 27, 2021March 6, 20210

Chablis Premier Cru Butteaux 2015 by Louis Michel & Fils is in a way like a time capsule in the bottle. The Domaine’s vineyards concentrated

Château Prieuré Lichine 2015

Serge ZFeb 23, 2021February 23, 20210

Do you ever wonder what wine like 2015 Château Prieuré Lichine might have tasted like when medieval monks made it for the very first time?