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Home · Wines N. 03 · Catalogue

What we look for
in France.

Direct sourcing across France’s major regions. Four classic categories, plus rarities and old vintages via private cellars.

N. 03 · Catalogue
i. Reds ii. Whites iii. Rosés iv. Sparkling v. Rarities
Red wines N. 01 · Reds Pinot Noir · Syrah · Gamay
Chapter i · Reds

The house reds.

From Bourgogne to Côte-Rôtie.

The backbone of our sourcing. Pinot Noir from Bourgogne, Syrah from the Rhône and Loire references — from village to premier cru.

Volumes from full container to small-lot allocations, always matched to the partner distributor’s demand.

Grapes Pinot Noir · Syrah · Gamay · Cabernet Franc
Regions Bourgogne · Rhône · Loire
Côte de Nuits

Gevrey Chambertin

Côte de Beaune

Pommard Premier Cru

Rhône Nord

Crozes Hermitage

Beaujolais

Moulin à Vent

Loire

Chinon · Cabernet Franc

Côte Chalonnaise

Mercurey Village

White wines N. 02 · Whites Chardonnay · Riesling · Chenin
Chapter ii · Whites

The whites.

From Chablis to the mineral soils of Alsace.

A fast-growing category in Brazil. Chardonnays from Bourgogne, Rieslings from Alsace and Chenin from the Loire.

Active relationships with producers who reserve small-production Grand Cru and Premier Cru allocations, hard to find on secondary markets.

Grapes Chardonnay · Riesling · Chenin Blanc · Sauvignon
Regions Bourgogne · Alsace · Loire
Chablis

Chablis Premier Cru

Côte de Beaune

Meursault Village

Côte de Beaune

Puligny Montrachet

Alsace

Riesling Grand Cru

Loire

Vouvray Sec

Loire

Sancerre Blanc

Rosé wines N. 03 · Rosés Provence · Loire
Chapter iii · Rosés

The rosés.

Provence and Loire, without the clichés.

High turnover in the tropical market. Provence and Loire in volume, focused on dry, food-friendly rosés.

Access to Bandol, Sancerre Rosé and less obvious cuvées for distributors looking to differentiate their range.

Grapes Grenache · Cinsault · Pinot Noir · Cabernet Franc
Regions Provence · Loire
Provence

Côtes de Provence

Provence

Bandol Rosé

Loire

Sancerre Rosé

Loire

Rosé d'Anjou

Sparkling wines N. 04 · Sparkling Champagne · Crémant
Chapter iv · Sparkling

The sparkling wines.

Champagne and the French Crémants.

Grower Champagnes and classic maisons, Crémants from Bourgogne, Loire and Alsace. Always traditional method.

For distributors after rare Champagnes and prestige cuvées, we access reserved allocations and old vintages through our network of private cellars.

Grapes Chardonnay · Pinot Noir · Pinot Meunier · Chenin
Styles Brut · Extra Brut · Blanc de Blancs
Champagne

Champagne Brut de grower

Champagne

Blanc de Blancs

Bourgogne

Crémant de Bourgogne

Loire

Crémant de Loire

Chapter N. 05
Rarities ·

Old vintages and rare bottles.

Active relationships with private cellars and historic négociants who reserve old vintages for repeat clients.

Orders on demand for specific vintages, domaines or cuvées. Each rare bottle comes with provenance documentation and chain of custody.

Domaines, vintages and cuvées ·
variable availability ·
ask us about a specific order
1980s

Bourgogne · Bordeaux · Champagne

Private cellars
1990s

Premier Cru and Grand Cru from Bourgogne

Historic négociants
2000s

Vintage Champagne and prestige cuvées

Selected houses
2010s

Key vintages: 2010, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2019

Partner domaines
Magnums

Magnum and jeroboam formats for cellaring

On request
Cuvées

Rare single-parcel wines and exclusive lots

Fixed allocations
Chapter N. 06
By region.

Where the wines are born.

47°N · 04°E

Bourgogne ·

The heart of the catalogue. Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from village to premier cru, from the Côte de Nuits to Chablis.

47°N · 02°E

Loire ·

The grape in its purest form. Sauvignon Blanc, Chenin, Cabernet Franc. Vivid whites, fresh reds and food-friendly Crémants.

45°N · 04°E

Rhône ·

From the northern Rhône, with elegant, powerful Syrah. Wines for long tables and hearty dishes.

48°N · 07°E

Alsace ·

Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Gris. Aromatic, structured whites, a natural match for Asian and Northeastern Brazilian cuisine.

49°N · 04°E

Champagne ·

Grower houses, still small, focused on single parcels. Champagne with clear identity and provenance.

43°N · 06°E

Provence ·

The birthplace of the dry, gastronomic rosé. Sun, Mediterranean breeze and high-turnover wines for the Brazilian tropical market.

44°N · 00°W

Bordeaux ·

For rarities and old vintages. Access to Médoc, Saint-Émilion and Pomerol via private cellars and traditional négociants.

Next step

Orders on request for distributors.

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