Chateau la Dournie has belonged to the Etienne family since 1850. It is a substantial property on the edge of St. Chinian, with a château d...

A Blog About The Wines
Chateau la Dournie has belonged to the Etienne family since 1850. It is a substantial property on the edge of St. Chinian, with a château d...
We are back at our house in the Languedoc for New Year, with two good bottles, from two of our favourite appellations, to welcome us. 2008 P...
I had every intention of posting more about the Paris Salon before Christmas took over, but I am afraid that this has not happened. No excu...
I’ve always enjoyed Pierre Piquemal’s wines, ever since my first visit to his cellars in the back streets of the Roussillon village, Espira ...
I first visited the Château de Flaugergues back in the mid-1980s, when I was writing and researching French Country Wines. Ten years later ...
DOMAINE DE LA ROCHELIERE in the appellation, and also the village of Fitou This is a new estate to me – it was highlighted in Révue des Vins...
Many apologies for neglecting my blog for a while. Blame other deadlines, a week in southern Italy and a seasonal cold. I’ve also been to ...