Cellier Saint-Benoit Arbois-Pupillin 'Cote de Feule' Ploussard Valdiguie The “Meunier” names comes from

The “Meunier” names comes from the fine white hairs on the underside of its leaves

These wines are limited and typically reserved for those already in the know — we’re excited to offer this rare and approachable opportunity to experience some of Washington’s most collectible and compelling bottles

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This Boréal bottling is 100% Pinot Noir from north-facing

Cellier Saint-Benoit Arbois-Pupillin 'Cote de Feule' Ploussard Valdiguie The “Meunier” names comes fromBenjamin Benoit is a newcomer to the Jura wine scene who is making quite the splash. Just over 30, he is young but passionate one of those people who goes all in on the things they do and whose dedication shows in the precision and brilliance of their work. Ploussard is a lighter red grape, so think ethereal red fruit, fresh cut flowers, and a really clean, mineral backbone. This is drinking beautifully now, but has the structure and balance to age