Jean-Baptiste Arena | For the love of Corsica, for the love of wine
We interviewed Jean-Baptiste Arena, son of Antoine Arena. Corsican and proud of his origins, he explained his vision of viticulture and his wines.
Domain Dominique Piron: the fantastic terroirs of the Beaujolais
Dominique Piron produces magnificent, terroir-driven Gamay wines. A telephone conversation with this celebrated vigneron.
Vincent Dureuil-Janthial, an icon of Rully
Vincent Dureuil-Janthial and his wife produce the finest wines in the Côte Chalonnaise for truly reasonable prices for this part of Burgundy.
Domaine de la Soufrandière/Bret Brothers, masters of the Mâconnais
The Bret brothers Jean-Guillaume and Jean-Philippe have been at the top of their game in the Mâconnais for a good ten years now, with the Domaine de la Soufrandière and their négociant under the Bret Brothers brand.
Domaine des Tilleuls | A future must-have of the Côte-de-Nuits
While this family domain is not very well known, Domaine des Tilleuls produces excellent Côte de Nuits. One to watch.
Domaine de Marcoux: masterful balance in Châteauneuf-du-Pape
We spoke with Sophie Armenier, one of the two sisters behind Domaine de Marcoux, a pioneer of biodynamic viticulture in France.
Jean-Marc Burgaud : the unmissable Beaujolais
One of the greats Beaujolais, Jean-Marc Burgaud holds the secret of making both condensed and precise wines.
Camin Larredya | A conversation with Jean-Marc Grussaute
Jean-Marc Grussaute, one of the Jurançon's finest winemakers, portrayed his passion and hard work in an interview with us. We tell you all!
Bordeaux | Highest-priced bottles of 2019 so far
The next in our semestrial rankings takes us to a region that remains a staple despite a downward trend: Bordeaux.
iDealwine’s day at La Taille aux Loups
Last week, the iDealwine team escaped the Parisian heatwave and headed to the Loire, more precisely Jacky Blot’s Domaine de la Taille aux Loups.
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