Treasures of France

From the cool limestone slopes of the Loire to the sun-warmed stones of the Rhône, this duo tells the story of two regions that shaped France’s wine soul. A meeting of clarity and power, brought together in a single collection.

Sancerre “Les Belles Dames” 2023 – Domaine Gitton Père & Fils
At the very heart of Sancerre, the Gitton family has been tending vines for generations. Their wines are known for purity and an unwavering sense of place. Les Belles Dames comes from steep flint-rich soils, where Sauvignon Blanc gains its chiselled minerality and vibrant lift. The 2023 release brims with citrus, white blossom and a smoky whisper of stone. This is not merely refreshing, but a portrait of Loire finesse crafted with quiet precision.

Châteauneuf-du-Pape “Les Hauts de Barville” 2022 – Maison Brotte
Far to the south, under the Provençal sun, Brotte has become a trusted name in Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Their Hauts de Barville reflects the estate’s deep connection to these legendary terroirs of pebbles and garrigue herbs. The 2022 vintage is generous, offering ripe blackberries, warm spice and hints of lavender. Rich yet beautifully balanced, it carries the grandeur of the Rhône while remaining immediately inviting.

At €85, Loire clarity meets Rhône warmth: Sancerre’s flinty brilliance alongside Châteauneuf-du-Pape’s sun-lit power. A harmony of opposites, drawn from centuries of winemaking tradition, presented in a prestige set that celebrates the breadth of France’s wine soul.