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WINE

Our carefully selected wines are arriving in early September!
11 producers, 40 Cuvées from 11 different French wine regions.

ALSACE

LES KATZ Le Capitaine Riesling 2022

Named for a ship's captain, Le Capitaine is the founding wine in the Les Katz series from Alsace's Katzenthal vineyards — a dry Riesling shaped by Domaine Léon Heitzmann, custodians of the vines since taking over from Clément Klur in 2017.

REGION

CLOS REGAIN Sec 2022

Inside an established Jurançon estate, a Québécois newcomer set out to give selected parcels a voice of their own, naming the project after a French writer who believed in the land's power of renewal. ... Sec carries that idea into the glass: a dry white built more on texture and fruit than on any single dramatic note.

REGION

CLOS REGAIN La Côte des Brumes

High on a steep Jurançon hillside, where summer mornings arrive wrapped in mist, a misty hillside vineyard lends its name to this rich, barrel-aged dry white — one of the premium oak-aged cuvées from Clos Regain, a new label born within the historic Château Jolys estate.

REGION

CLOS REGAIN Lait de Vigne Blanc Sec

The name Lait de Vigne — 'the vine's milk' — pays tribute to a vineyard worker named Antoine, for whom wine was once part of daily sustenance. This dry white carries that quiet, working heritage from the vineyards of Jurançon, in the foothills of the Pyrenees.

BORDEAUX

CHÂTEAU LA GRANGÈRE Don’t Panic It’s Organic Malbec

Bordeaux has a reputation for being serious and oak-driven — this single-varietal Malbec quietly makes its own case, shaped by a single parcel, wild yeast and concrete rather than barrel.

BORDEAUX

JOSEPH JANOUEIX Clos des Litanies

In 1514, a monk tending this plot in Pomerol recited litanies to the patron saint of winemakers—an act of quiet devotion that gave the small parcel its name and, centuries later, still echoes in the wine's own hushed, contemplative character.

BORDEAUX

VIGNOBLES CARINE & FRANCK RICHARD Château Cru Godard

On one of the highest limestone ridges of Bordeaux's Right Bank, a family that has worked this land since 1895 makes its wine without a consulting oenologist, letting the vineyard's minerality and salinity speak for themselves.

BOURGOGNE

DOMAINE DOMINIQUE GRUHIER Bourgogne Épineuil 2023

At the northern edge of Burgundy, where the same chalky seabed that shapes Chablis runs beneath red-fruited Pinot Noir, this Épineuil bottling carries a story of freshness found where oyster fossils meet vine roots — floral, saline, and quietly energetic in the glass.

LANGUEDOC

DOMAINE DE SAUZET Hic et Nunc

Named from the Latin for 'here and now,' Hic et Nunc exists in vintages when a single barrel at Domaine de Sauzet is judged exceptional — and each year the blend changes entirely. The 2019 edition brings together Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon and Grenache from the limestone hills of Hérault, a red built to reward patience and closer attention.

BOURGOGNE

DOMAINE GRUHIER Bourgogne Tonnerre 2022

A ten-minute drive from Chablis lies Tonnerre, a Chardonnay terroir built on the same Kimmeridgian limestone yet still finding its place on the map. Domaine Gruhier's 2022 bottling lets old vines and unhurried winemaking speak for this quieter corner of northern Burgundy.

LANGUEDOC

DOMAINE DE SAUZET Yin Yang

Named for the balance it seeks to express, Yin Yang brings together the structured discipline of Bordeaux varieties and the sun-warmed generosity of the Languedoc — two forces held in quiet tension in a single glass.

BOURGOGNE

DOMAINE GRUHIER Petit Chablis Bio 2023

On limestone plateau vineyards at the edge of the Chablis appellation, this Petit Chablis traces a quieter, pale expression of Chardonnay — fermented with native yeast and left largely alone in the cellar, so the site's chalky character can come through on its own terms.

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