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    7 Fabulous French Wines to Celebrate the Home of the City of Lights

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    • POSTED Sep 30th, 2021
    • BY Todd Templin, CSW

    LA FERME DE GICON CÔTES DU RHÔNE ROSÉ 

    From the south of France, this is summer in a bottle with its bright, dry strawberry and raspberry fruit and floral tones. Made primarily of Grenache with a touch of Syrah, it is perfect with a cheese and olive plate.

    CLARENDELLE BORDEAUX ROUGE 

    A new favorite of ours with its blend of Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Cabernet Franc. Ample black currants and silky smooth tannins make it a very friendly dinner wine.

    CHAMPALOU VOUVRAY LA CUVÉE DES FONDRAUX 

    This Loire Valley wine shows a lot of stone fruit and orange peel wrapped in an elegant sheath of crisp acidity, pairing well with seafood. This is a seriously good Chenin Blanc from vines averaging 45+ years!

    Selection of French Wines

    CLOS LA COUTALE CAHORS 

    This is the ultimate dinner wine that is just the right balance of rustic old worldliness and total drinkability! A blend of primarily Malbec and a touch of Merlot, this wine is made for grilled steaks.

    CHÂTEAU GRAVILLE-LACOSTE GRAVES BLANC

    A crisp, invigorating white wine that is made primarily from Sémillon in Bordeaux. It lends itself well to seafood, roasted chicken, or a salad with a vinaigrette made with Leblanc Huile de Noix Walnut Oil.

    FLORENSAC PICPOUL DE PINET 

    A great everyday white wine that's crisp, clean, and vibrant making it perfect as a crowd pleaser on the patio or paired with light seafood or poultry dishes.

    DOMAINE DE VERQUIÈRE RASTEAU

    Organically farmed Grenache and Syrah from a small family estate beneath the limestone cliffs of the Dentelles de Montmirail. Intensely flavored, it’s a beautiful wine paired with grilled foods or a hearty cheese and charcuterie plate.

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