Southwest France

For many years Nicolas Carmarans ran the delightful wine bar in Paris called Café de la Nouvelle Mairie. It, as its name suggests, is a meeting place where people go to sip on good wines, eat interesting food and solve the problems of the world. >>>

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

This light, but complex red wine from Aveyron is lively, exciting, delicious and leaves you wanting more! The wine comprises 3 grape varieties, namely 40% Negret de Banhars, 50% Fer Servadou (known locally as Mansois) and 10% Cabernet Franc.

Hello springtime! Watermelon, strawberries, and rose petals. Sunshine, joy, and bacchanalia. What a wine.

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.