Since 1885, FAMILLE Bougrier masters the Art of Fine wines with the same passion and aim: offering the best expression of the French terroirs, and keeping the highest respect for land and people. Renowned for the high quality of their wines, here they have produced an impressive chardonnay with characteristic yellow colour, with a nuance of gold. Its subtle nose will remind of you some fresh butter, nuts and roasted almonds. Its palate is fully bodied and fruity with a pleasant roundness.

100% pinot gris grapes come from different areas located in the south of France: vineyards which are under Mediterranean influence and whose clay and limestone soils bring aromatic richness to the wine, and cooler vineyards in the Aude Valley whose grapes lend finesse and freshness. A floral and fruity nose (lychee, vineyard peach, lemon and grapefruit) that meld with a touch of white pepper and ginger. Round and refreshing on the palate.

La Villette is an old district of Paris where the main food and wine market supplying the city used to be located. It was a very animated area where Parisians used to get together in some famous bistros reputed for their fresh food and good wines. This medium bodied Vin de France red has all of the requisite red fruited and floral fragrance "cab franc" is renowned for. The red fruit flavours are succulent and juicy. It's an "easy drinking" wine best enjoyed over the next 2 to 3 years.

Founded in 1781, Vidal-Fleury is the Rhone Valley's oldest continuous wine grower and wine negociant. Since 1984, it has been under the ownership of the Rhone's renowned Guigal family. A blend of Grenache, Syrah, and Mourvedre with mouth-watering juicyness. A fruity, elegant style of GSM yet full of flavour - think cherry, blackcurrant, and raspbe. Super slurpy, supple, and silky, a delightful mouthful of elegance and deliciousness.

A very clever inquisitive character with that glint in his eye, a spring in his step and his exquisite taste and appreciation for the finer things in life, he’s never without a “feather out of place” except for when he finds those “shiny treasures” that make life that little bit more interesting.