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A. Margaine
Champagne · France
Why it’s interesting
At least 24 months on lees, including 16% neutral French oak, build texture, complexity and subtle breadth.
Vincent Couche
Champagne · France
Why it’s interesting
Three rosé juice styles—carbonic maceration, skin contact and direct press—meet one year in foudres and three years on bottle lees.
Girolamo Russo
Etna DOC · Italy
Why it’s interesting
This light-bodied Etna red pairs volcanic origins with indigenous-yeast fermentation and traditional aging in large Slavonian oak and cement.
Giovanni Rosso
Etna DOC · Italy
Why it’s interesting
A savory, classically styled Etna red, shaped by 15–20 days of maceration and aging in French oak barrels.
Helen & Joey Estate
Yarra Valley · Australia
Why it’s interesting
This mature 2015 dry rosé pairs traditional styling with early-harvested Merlot, gentle pressing and cool stainless-steel fermentation.
Giovanni Manzone
Barbera d'Alba DOC · Italy
Why it’s interesting
Spontaneous fermentation and 20-day skin contact precede aging in a mix of large oak barrels and stainless-steel tanks.
More ways to search
Wines shaped in clay, from textured whites to earthy reds.
White grapes with time on skins, from gently textured to properly orange.
Native yeasts, fewer additions and wines made with a lighter hand in the cellar.
Fresh, food-friendly reds for people who do not want heavy fruit.
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A. Margaine
Champagne · France
Wine CultureWhy this pick?
At least 24 months on lees, including 16% neutral French oak, build texture, complexity and subtle breadth.
Producer Identity
Winemaking & maturation
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