2021 French Wine

The 2021 Les Romains is Mellot's Sancerre off a vineyard on the flinty side of the fault that cuts the appellation in two. In conjunction with the cooler 2021 vintage, the result is a firm, forceful expression, yet there's... Read More

Tasting Notes

Bright, clear hue with attractive golden tinges. This Premier Cru offers remarkable aromatic complexity with aromas of ripe citrus and white flowers. The palate is round and seductive with a lively attack. Excellent... Read More

Beautiful white gold hue and delicate pale green reflections. The nose discloses aromas of citrus and white flowers. The palate is rich, smooth and opulent with the perfect balance between a smooth texture, lively acidity, discreet... Read More

The 2021 Chateauneuf du Pape ratchets up the intensity from the Coudelet, adding more pronounced Mourvèdre-derived notes of truffle and tree bark to go with ripe black cherries and plums, crushed stone and hints of dark... Read More

Tasting Notes

A golden yellow color, very luminous which will allow the dazzling of our palate and will release all its length, its supple acidity, and its tannic structure.

On the nose, white flower and citrus fruits are lifted... Read More

Shows spice and earth notes, plus cherry, blackberry and appealing vegetal accents. Dense, with assertive tannins lining the long finish. Best from 2025 through 2036. 433 cases imported.

This classique cuve of Gravires is what is left after the old vines for the Numerus Clausus bottling are removed (approximately 3.8 hectares). The remaining fruit still makes a compelling wine, with ripe red and black berry fruit... Read More

A sleek white, with aromas and flavors of gravel dust framing floral, green plum, kumquat and fresh thyme notes. Intense, with fine balance and length.

The Mâcon-Verzé is a wine of great purity, both floral and mineral, expressing a lively energy, ready to be enjoyed earlier than the wines of Puligny-Montrachet.

Intense, with lemon curd, vanilla and baking spice aromas and flavors. Ripe and toasty as this plays out on the finish, where a mineral element peeks through. Slightly reserved, yet long.

Bruce Sanderson, January 2024... Read More

With its charming plummy fruit accented with notes of spice, smoke, and a savoury element, this is nearly always among my favorite wines at d'Angerville. The 2021 version has charm, a bit more density, and a better length... Read More