Domaine Filliatreau, Saumur-Champigny Vieilles Vignes, 2005 so090624 geek roundup offer all work follows the lunar

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"La Griffe du Marquis" honors Alain's parents

A most surprising sparkling rosé — fruity yet elegant

Pierre Ferrand’s 1840 Original Formula is crafted in Cognac’s Grande Champagne from Ugni Blanc grown on chalky soils

and soft spice

Domaine Filliatreau, Saumur-Champigny Vieilles Vignes, 2005 so090624 geek roundup offer all work follows the lunarDomaine Filliatreau is the name that put Saumur Champigny on the map Paul Filliatreau's work with Cabernet Franc in the 1960s and '70s single handedly redefined what this Loire appellation could be, and the Vieilles Vignes is the bottling that made the case. The fruit comes from old vine parcels around the historic hamlet of Chaintres, on shallow soils over Turonian tuffeau chalk, which gives the wine its trademark mineral lift and freshness. This is