France
For years everyone who made wine looked to France for inspiration. That should be no surprise with such famous regions as Champagne, Burgundy, Bordeaux, the Rhone, Alsace, the Loire, Provence, and more. While France has no monopoly on fine wine, it is the origin of some of the world's best.


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A.R. Lenoble
		A.R. Lenoble Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru, Champagne Crisp, very dry, 100% Chardonnay bubbly from the heart of the Champagne region in France. Enjoy now or cellar for another 3-5 years.		$28.00 Add to My Wish List
		1990 A.R. Lenoble Blanc de Blancs, Grand Cru Champagne The richness and mouth-filling flavors literally explode on the tongue of this amazingly huge Champagne. In the Bollinger style of bigger is better. And it is!! Wow.		$48.00 Add to My Wish List
Alain Cailbourdin
		1998 Alain Cailbourdin Pouilly-Fume Les Cris, Loire, France Bone-dry, with lime, mineral, and pear flavors and the characteristic herbal note of cool-climate Sauvignon Blanc from the Loire Valley.		$19.95 Add to My Wish List
Alain Robert
		Alain Robert Champagne Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru Le Mesnil, France This astonishing champagne pulls no punches. It is not delicate, but rather like a rich, well-aged white burgundy with bubbles. Alain Robert's Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru fills the mouth with joy.		$49.95 Add to My Wish List
Alfred Gratien
		1989 Alfred Gratien Brut Champagne, Epernay, France Alfred Gratien’s 1989 Brut is one of the stars of the vintage. This is a wonderfully complex, powerful, toasty, spicy, baked apple-flavored wine with excellent balance and a creamy mousse. It drinks beautifully now and has the acidity to hold 3 or 4 more years in the bottle.		$95.00 Add to My Wish List
		1990 Alfred Gratien Brut, Champagne, Epernay, France The house of Alfred Gratien dates back to 1864. The methods here are traditional: fermentation in wood, hand riddling, and manual disgorgement. This vintage Brut is 60 percent Chardonnay, 30 percent Pinot Noir, and 10 percent Pinot Meunier. Flavors suggest green apple, citrus, spice, and mineral. The wine is medium-plus bodied with good persistence on the palate. Serve with mixed nuts, smoked salmon, or with sea bass in a veloute sauce.		$95.00 Add to My Wish List
		Alfred Gratien Champagne Brut Classique, France Alfred Gratien’s non-vintage Brut Classique finishes so light, clean, and crisp that it feels like a whisper on your palate. Fresh and delicious!		$39.95 Add to My Wish List
Anne Gros
		1996 Anne Gros Richebourg Grand Cru, Burgundy, France Anne Gros took over her father’s interest in this domaine in 1988. She has elevated this estate to new heights as the wines are now more intense, concentrated, and age-worthy. Anne studied in Burgundy and Australia, thus she is open to experimentation and innovation, to make the best wine possible. This 1996 Richebourg is an inky, dark-colored beauty with opulent black fruit, cassis, and sweet, toasty oak character. This wine will begin to drink best at 10 years of age and will last at least another decade longer.		$449.95 Add to My Wish List
Armand Rousseau
		1996 Armand Rousseau Clos de la Roche Grand Cru, Burgundy Rousseau's Clos de la Roche is an exciting, complex Grand Cru red Burgundy with some of the spicy, meaty, mineral notes typical of Gevrey Chambertin married with supple, soft, red berry flavors characteristic of Morey St. Denis. This should age nicely for a decade or more.		$89.95 Add to My Wish List
Ayala
		Ayala Brut, Champagne The Ayala Brut is consistently one of the best values in non-vintage Champagne I have found. Also available in half-bottles and magnums while supplies last.		$28.00 Add to My Wish List

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