Célia & David Large

Les Grands Terriers

A spicier, wild fruit based Gamay that is fermented and aged in a fibreglass egg. A powerful more dense style Gamay, that builds, starting with notes of blackberry and plum, the finish is soft and savoury.

Nelson

Nelson is the name of David and Celia's one eyed cat. The gamay came from vines in a small vineyard in the village pocket of Rivolet, with sandy clay soils and was whole-grape fermented, resulting in a fruit-forward, smooth, soft but lengthy wine

Piranha

Atypical and extremely drinkable Gamay. We call it danger juice, it would explain the name. Semi-carbonic maceration in concrete vats for 8 days make Piranha light, vibrant, juicy but substantial. Aromas of plum and black cherry and a long lasting finish

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Dos Argenté

Moulin à Vent

Northwest-facing Gamay vines grown on a pink-granite topsoil. First aged in concrete and then in a fiberglass egg. A lighter style of a this Cru with silky tannins and aromas of succulent red fruit, fresh herbs and freshly grounded white pepper

JP 10

David Large has a tendency to geek out a bit on the names of his wines, JP 10 is a reference to the Jeep from Jurassic Park. We like to think the wine has gull-wing doors like the car: It's sexy, streamlined yet playful. We love it, you will too

Côte de Brouilly

From gamay-wizard David Large: Minerality driven and highly energetic Côte de Brouilly with great depth and many layers. Notes of cranberry, black berry, menthol and fresh soil. A must try for Beaujolais lovers