Claire et Floret Bejon Pain-Perdu Cabernet Franc 2021

Overflowing with bright aromas on the nose with notes of red currant, fresh herbs, and just a hint of red capsicum. In the glass expect fresh acidity, some chalk-like texture and red apple skin. A perfect drop to welcome the first days of autumn with!

Domaine des Clos Godeaux Les Maupas Chinon Cabernet Franc 2021

Named for the first plot planted by Frédéric and Nathalie, Les Rouillères is rich in fruit, freshness, and finesse. Organically farmed and made, this is benchmark red wine of the Loire Valley.

Domaine Frédéric Mabileau Les Rouillères Saint Nicolas de Bourgueil 2019

Bright floral aromas, red berries and a smidge of cooling herbs. A crisp freshness and a nice clasp of tannin wrap this little package up very nicely indeed. This open and expressive Loire Valley wine is a must-try for Gamay drinkers!

Château d'Epiré Clos de la Cerisaie Anjou Rouge 2020

A soft, plush expression of Pinot from Loire Valley, that shows a little more restraint to the fruit than its southern counterparts. Graceful and fruit-forward with fleshy ripe red cherry, with a nice anchoring touch of some rich tannin.

J. de Villebois Pinot Noir 2022

Jean-Max Roger Sancerre Rouge 2012

Jean-Pierre Robinot  Les Vignes de l'Ange Le Regard 2020

Jean-Pierre Robinot L'Opéra des Vins Concerto di Venezia 2020

Jean-Pierre Robinot Les Vignes de l'Ange Vin Nocturne 2019

Jean-Pierre Robinot Les Vignes de l'Ange Vin Lumière des Sens 2020

Jean-Max Roger Vieilles Vignes Sancerre Rouge 2010

This delicate and pretty rendition certainly suggests not. Lovely red florals, berry fruits and some red apple skin.

Éric Chevalier Chez Cardinal 2020

100% Cabernet Franc sourced from three parcels of old vines which lie on silty and sandy topsoils over limestone on the Brézé hill. Entirely destemmed and naturally fermented in concrete before spending 12 months in large tronconique barrels. Beautifully red fruited, bramble berries, light green herbs, flinty minerality and a silky smooth mouthfeel.

Domaine Guiberteau Saumur Rouge 2020

Domaine Mosse Bangarang Primeur 2021

The cool climate of the Loire Valley has kindly delivered this elegant, expressive pinot noir. Rose petals on the nose, plush strawberries and subtle herbs to finish.

La Noblesse Pinot Noir 2020

Stunning whole bunch Gamay from low-yielding vines in Côtes du Forez, which just so happens to sit in the most South East section of the Loire Valley close to Beaujolais. Flesher with richer and textural fruit, expect brambly berries and green herbal edges, with a fresh acid line and wonderful tension.

Les Vins de la Madone Côtes du Forez Migmatite 2021

There are really only two words you need to know: So. Delicious. Fresh red fruit aromas with a meaty edge that will pique the interest of Syrah & Gamay fans alike. Plum & pepper spice, with firm tannins on the palate while remaining nimble.

Les Vins de la Madone Côtes du Forez Dacite 2021

His wines are produced with as little human intervention as possible, wild yeasts, no sulphur additions and left to mature in concrete tanks. A rounded palate with supple tannins and a lovely blackcurrant freshness.

Bruno Dubois Rococo Saumur-Champigny 2020

100% Cabernet Franc with a deep core of purple fruits, violet and clove aromatics. There is a lovely lightness on the palate, a savoury edge, and slightly chalky tannins to finish.

Domaine de la Cotelleraie Saint-Nicholas-de-Bourgueil Les Montils 2020

Grown in vineyards on the left bank of the Vienne River in the A.O.C. Chinon, the 35-year-old Cabernet Franc vines face north in clay-limestone soils. Slow, cold fermentation reveals the elegant tannins and fresh aromas of this straight, crisp and generous fruit wine. Loire Valley fans rejoice!

Charles Joguet Les Charmes Chinon Rouge 2018

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