France has numerous other wine regions besides the regions listed above. Savoie, Jura, Provence, Cahors, Madiran, Faugeres, Languedoc, Costieres de Nimes and Corsica are but a few. All of these regions have unique wines made with grapes that are often found nowhere else in the world. France's other regions will most certainly reward the wine drinker who seeks out the wines from these distinctive places.
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A Silvaner and Pinot Blanc blend. Fresh, very pleasant, and fruity with a good body, and opened tea and mineral aromas. Well balanced with an excellent freshness. A nice dry wine with an enjoyable fruit. Easy-drinking, crispy wine. Match with starters, white fishes, mussels, and cold fish pate.
90 RATING! RP Silky in texture, dripping with ripe plum and beef juices, and loaded with saline, savory, smoky, and faintly bitter herbal notes, it finishes with richness and grip astonishing for its price.
87 WS Medium-bodied, offering a ripe, spicy aroma and pretty violet notes to the juicy berry, plum and cherry flavors. Hints of ripe melon and red peach chime in on the finish. Drink now. 6,000 cases made.
From the Windsbuhl, and consisting of two-thirds Chardonnay, one-third Auxerrois, the 2008 Zind finished with 12.6% alcohol, leaving behind seven grams of sugar that largely supports its flavors of ripe yellow plum, pineapple, and orange
Made from three grapes, the wine exudes red fruits and a strawberry perfume. This Rose is a blend of 60% Grenache, 35% Syrah, 5% Mourvedre and comes from tiny berries of forty-plus year old vines. Fermented a short time on its skins, it retains an electric pink color, soaring aromatics, and fully dry palate. Serve well chilled!
A blend of 50-year old Grenache (44%) and 35-year old Syrah (56%) a complete, savory, unfiltered effort. A deep ruby/purple color is followed by rich black cherry jam intermixed with hints of licorice and pepper. Fleshy texture, medium body, and a soft finish. List 10.99 Kahn's $8.99
This Gewurztraminer is sourced from 29 year old vines and displays aromas of intense lychee and rose petals. It's dry, full-bodied and spicy. An exotic, alluring white with pronounced lychee, rose petal and lime. Food matches: curries, Asian dishes, lychee fruit, swiss cheeses, fried chicken, spring rolls.
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