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Hey! A dernier Côt? by Barbara Lebled is a fresh and fruity red wine, which comes from the Loire. It is produced with Côt grapes, as the malbec vine is called in the Loire Valley, which come from vines planted in the 1980s. Vinified with whole bunch carbonic maceration for 25 days in steel. The name of the wine is, surprise surprise, a play on words. "Hey! A Dernier Coup?" roughly translates to "Hey, one last drink?".
Region: France, Loire
Grapes: Malbec
Alcohol content: 12%.
Aging: 8 months in steel.
Contains sulfites
Domaine Breton's Vouvray Dilettante Brut is the vinous equivalent of a pear cider, with tender honeyed notes and a delicate effervescence that keeps the wine bright and smooth at the same time. Blend of different vintages from vines over 40 years old. Manual harvest and selection of grapes that come from vines located on clayey soils in Silex. Spontaneous fermentation of the base wine. Second fermentation in the bottle and two years on the lees before disgorgement. A perfect wine, the right wine to celebrate and make the glasses clash until late at night!
Region: France, Loire.
Grapes: Chenin blanc.
Alcohol content: 13.5%.
Aging: Refermentation in the bottle.
Contains sulfites
The Lumiere des Senses by Jean Pierre Robinot is a red wine of great finesse and depth produced from 100% Pineau d'Aunis grapes. Refines for 24 months in old wooden barrels. A wine that combines length and olfactory tension with discretion and tactile lightness on the palate. On the nose notes of undergrowth and spices, hints of fresh red fruit and liquorice and rhubarb.
Region: France, Loire.
Grapes: Pineau D'Aunis
Alcohol content: 11%.
Aging: 24 months in wodden barrel.
Contains sulfites