Our company began 12 years ago with Jenny and François’s dream to share their passion of a style of wines they fell in love with while living in France. That passion has spread gradually over the years with thanks in no small part to other importers like Joe Dressner, and today there are a whole […]
Things People Like about Natural Wines: Part 4- Fifi of The Ten Bells
Our company began 12 years ago with Jenny and François’s dream to share their passion of a style of wines they fell in love with while living in France. That passion has spread gradually over the years with thanks in no small part to other importers like Joe Dressner, and today there are a whole […]
Things People Like about Natural Wines: Part 3- Interview with Pascaline Lepeltier of Rouge Tomate
Our company began 12 years ago with Jenny and François’s dream to share their passion of a style of wines they fell in love with while living in France. That passion has spread gradually over the years with thanks in no small part to other importers like Joe Dressner, and today there are a whole […]
Natural Wine from Oregon! Montebruno Wine Co.
We are very excited to announce the latest addition to our portfolio- Montebruno Wine Co in Oregon! We taste a lot of domestic wines these days, and were pleasantly surprised to taste these wines a few months ago and to discover the purity of fruit unsullied by the taste of oak. From the first sniff […]
Things People Like about Natural Wines: Part 2 – Interview with Levi Dalton
Our company began 12 years ago with Jenny and François’s dream to share their passion of a style of wines they fell in love with while living in France. That passion has spread gradually over the years with thanks in no small part to other importers like Joe Dressner, and today there are a whole […]
Things People Like about Natural Wines: Part 1- Interview with Joe Campanale of Anfora
Our company began 12 years ago with Jenny and François’s dream to share their passion of a style of wines they fell in love with while living in France. That passion has spread gradually over the years with thanks in no small part to other importers like Joe Dressner, and today there are a whole […]
Help Support Small Wine Importers and Distributors!
Today the New York wine industry is afire with discussion about an “At Rest” provision of the 2012 New York State alcoholic beverage control act. The two largest corporate distributors of wine and spirits are lobbying for this change in the hopes of destroying all the competition they face from small to mid-size importers and […]
Natural Wine from Maryland! -Deep Creek Cellars
We are very excited to announce our latest discovery and addition to our portfolio: Deep Creek Cellars from Maryland. Yes, that’s right, we said Maryland! Jenny blind-tasted the staff recently on the wine and we all guessed the wine was French, a bright and fresh carbonic “vin de soif” (wine-for-thirst) style wine. Some thought it was […]
Featured Friend of the Month: The Farm on Adderley
We are very excited to have just added a last minute special winemaker dinner to the schedule for Natural Winemakers’ Week 2012, at The Farm on Adderley, in Ditmas Park: Sunday, February 12th, 8pm, 4 courses with winemaker Alain Rochard from Loup Blanc in the Languedoc, $65. Email thefarmonadderleyevents@gmail.com for reservations. Chef Tom Kearney is […]
Guillot-Broux 2011 Vintage Report
Now that all the grapes are picked and fermenting, or in some cases, have finished fermenting, the winemakers have some time to write us with reports on the 2011 vintage. The first of our 2011 vintage reports comes from Emmanuel Guillot-Broux in Macon. Domaine Guillot-Broux has always been an organic winery. Unlike many vineyards […]