Southwest France

The place is Côtes de Gascogne and the grape is Gros Manseng. Neither may be particularly well known, but don't let the unfamiliar names scare you off. >>>

This blend of Basque local varietals combines an intense minerality with a sumptuous richness on the palate. These traits create a complexity that's easy to enjoy!

Malbec that may surprise you, as it is light, juicy and easy-drinking. It's made for whenever, wherever, and with whomever you please.

Madiran is a classic region of France that has been too over-looked recently. Kind of an alt-Bordeaux, the wines have power, energy and really deliver a lot of value. A little Cab Franc and Cab Sauv is blended here with the native Tannat.

An ultra-fresh screaming value in white wine. Starts out with very appealing fruit and finishes with a dry sizzle.

One of the best, small production and natural producers in Cahors, which may be Malbec's birthplace. Dark, brooding fruit balanced by spice & structure.