Other French Regions

Crisp aperitif wine from 35+ year old Colombard, Gros-Manseng, and Ugni Blanc vines. Light and Sancerre-like with herbaceous notes, citrus, green apple, and minerality. Just 11.5% alcohol - perfect house wine!

Cahors, the medieval region in Southwest France, produces some of country's best red wine bargains. This is Coustarelle's prestige bottling, still wildly affordable. Malbec with a touch of Tannat to add regional authenticity.

From the southwest of France and made by a historically tannic grape called Tannat.

Juicy and dripping with crunchy pithy fruit. Makes your mouth water and welcomes you back for another sip, and there is serious nerd appeal here, I mean, have you ever heard of Bouysselet before? Well, neither had I and I and I do this for a living.

An intense wine with dark berry and plum fruits, savory almost meaty notes, fresh and dried herbs, oak spcies and minerals. With great structure, this is a satisfying wine, illustrating the true nature of Malbec. A Kermit Lynch import.