French

When it comes to “classic” wines, it doesn’t get much more classic than Bordeaux, France. Bordeaux’s roots in wine go back thousands of years. The meticulously tended vineyards... read more...

This bold Left Bank Bordeaux originates from vineyards that neighbor some of France’s most famous châteaus. Made from a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Petit Verdot, this full-bodi... read more...

Pale pink in color, a highly aromatic wine with a bright bouquet of fresh strawberries and white peaches tied together with hints of blossoms and subtle grassy notes. Lush and juicy bodied on the pala... read more...

Lot 33 Rosé is a blend of Grenache and Cinsault, harvested from vineyards along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea and the foothills of the Cévennes mountains in France’s Languedoc... read more...

Lot 33 Rosé is a blend of Grenache and Cinsault, harvested from vineyards along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea and the foothills of the Cévennes mountains in France’s Languedoc... read more...

Hardy VSOP charms the eye with its bronze color and deep, attractive tints. Also, the nose with its fresh pear scents, leading into warmer, walnut notes and spicy cinnamon hints. The flavors on the pa... read more...

Absente is indeed the real deal! Absente was the first legal Absinthe in the United States since 1915. In fact, the same process that went into producing the original absinthes from 19th century Franc... read more...

Absente, the first legal Absinthe recipe in the US market since 1912, is still hand crafted in the south of France using only the highest quality artisanal distillation methods and ingredients, includ... read more...

Since the 1800’s, the Camut family has grown 115 acres of apple trees in the Pays d’Auge, the finest growing region in Calvados. In Normandy, 800 types of apples are grown; the Camut famil... read more...

Since the 1800’s, the Camut family has grown 115 acres of apple trees in the Pays d’Auge, the finest growing region in Calvados. In Normandy, 800 types of apples are grown; the Camut famil... read more...