… when reading great literature, the words linger in our minds. The same is true for wine and music: the good ones leave a lasting impression and an afterglow.

Schubert is a guaranteed pick for my top composers, just as Aligoté, a Burgundian grape, is for one of my favorite varietals. Today, we delve into these two passions, seemingly unlikely companions that share a hidden charm.

When I started this blog, my goal was to share my impressions and the feelings evoked from enjoying wine. This small joy led me to rediscover my favorite piece from the youth, thanks to Chanterêves’ Marsannay Rosé.

The 2021 Le Puy de l’Ours ‘Clos des Godeaux’ truly embodies purity, freshness, terroir, and, most importantly, unlimited potential. ( … ) Can you believe that this is the very first vintage from the winemakers?

When it comes to Pétillant Naturel, it’s often seen by the general public as a trend or a hip fad that will eventually fade away, much like orange wine. Every time I encounter such views, it truly saddens me. I have a genuine appreciation for Pét Nat.

When I first smelled and tasted this wine, I found myself imagining a scene of going up to an attic, opening a dusty chest, and flipping through an old photo album filled with pictures of grandparents in their youth.

As I indulged in the wine, it conjured images of a patch of wild raspberry trees in a forest and a singer in a captivating red dress. The wine continued to evolve, and more pronounced floral notes emerged, creating a harmonious ‘mariage’ of elegance and splendor.

It brought back memories of the UWS farmers market in May 2016, where the air was filled with the scents of strawberries and herbs