Pitchounet

Domaine Mouressipe

Pierre Saakovidi

Pitchounet from Domaine Mouressipe is a natural red wine crafted by Alain Allier in the Languedoc region, France. Pitchounet is a 50/50 blend of Cinsault and Grenache. It’s light-bodied, juicy, with notes of red berries, a touch of pepper, and a freshness that makes it perfect for warm weather. Its vibrant ruby color and natural freshness make it a delightful alternative for those who prefer something livelier than rosé during warm weather. Perfect for casual drinking, Pitchounet is all about immediate pleasure and genuine fruitiness.

Nefos

Voï

Jason Ligas

Nefos is a captivating rosé crafted from three native Greek grapes—Xinomavro, Stavroto, and Krasato—grown high in the slate soils of Mount Olympus’s foothills. The 2022 vintage faced five months without rain and scorching temperatures above 40°C for over forty days, creating a distinctive depth and vibrant character. Handpicked grapes were fermented with native yeasts in whole bunches, then rested for eight months in old barriques. Unfiltered and naturally produced, this wine reveals the purest expression of its terroir. Interestingly, the previous 2021 harvest was delayed by heavy rains, resulting in higher sugar levels and a sweeter style. By contrast, the 2022 edition offers an elegant dryness, balanced by fresh acidity and subtle hints of ripe red fruit. Delight in its lightly savory edge and delicate tannins—a wonderful choice for those seeking a rosé that stands apart.

Som, riure

Celler els Mecanismes

Óscar Soneira

This white wine from Penedès features Macabeu grapes from Las Parelladas vineyard in Sant Sadurní. The calcareous soil contributes to its distinctive mineral and saline finish. The wine undergoes eight days of skin contact fermentation and spends two months on lees with weekly stirring. Bottled without filtration or stabilization to maintain its natural character, it presents floral notes and a light, mineral structure.