FRANCE

Lutz

Vermentino

A lively and expressive wine that is sure to blow you away. Golden yellow in colour, with juicy yellow fruits on the nose followed by notes of elderflower. The persistent mineral and saline finish keeps you going back for more.

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.

Morgon Corcelette

Ripe and lively aromas, packed with dark berry fruit laced with nutmeg and cloves. Beautiful structure, with a full body and dense, concentrated palate. For us, this is an elegant and mineral example of Morgon.

Muscat Par Nathur

Summery vibes with this fresh and floral stunner. Pure fruit, very grapey, with soft acidity and a blossom undertone. A lot of dry Muscat d'Alsace typicality, but sans filtration and sans soufre.

Les Têtes de Chats

Les Têtes de Chats - "The Cats Heads" references the shape of the pebbles found in the vineyards. A blend of Pinot Noir and Gamay - a match made in heaven! Spicy, peppery, with a mushroom earthiness, along with juicy berries and a persistent finish.

Schieferberg Zero

Pinot gris and Riesling macerated in open vats for four weeks. The juice finishes fermentation in traditional foudres before ageing. Terroir driven and age-worthy, with complex aromas of morello cherries, quince and cocoa, lifted by an electric minerality

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

Meursault 1er cru Les Charmes

The top of the crop of Fanny's broad range of wines, a real treat. Round, buttery yet very balanced, with great freshness and incredible minerality. Aged in a warehouse that contained gunpowder, it is straw yellow with smoky aromas, marzipan and cloves

MC2

MC2, the initials of Mathieu but also his father, Michel Coste. And of course Albert Einstein's famous formula: the equivalence side between energy and matter, which perfectly describes this wine: energetic with body, structured and juicy, ripe and fresh

Biau

Biau is old French for beau (beautiful), which it is. A fine, light, complex wine with aromas of black fruits and cherry, beautiful structure and fine well-integrated tannins. 100% pure juice with amazing youthfulness for spending 6 years in the barrel

Rebelle

Amazingly elegant but full and ripe Sauvignon Blanc from Mathieu Coste. Left on the skins for a month and the juice left in barrel for another year. Clean, citrussy and peachy, very herbacious and very moreish! Likes to be in a carafe before drinking.