This collection is designed for you to discover the full scope of our Etna selection through the compelling wines of these three tiny domaines.

This year has thrown just about everything anyone could—or couldn’t—imagine our way, so as we enter its final month, we reckon we are due for a reward. And what better reward than a collection of perfectly mature vintages from some of France and Italy’s most skilled artisans?

Beaujolais Nouveau release day is undeniably a celebration of this year’s harvest, but it is also a day to put the spotlight on all that Beaujolais has to offer. Today, along with Domaine Dupeuble’s 2020 Nouveau, we are featuring Beaujolais’s reds, whites, and rosés from each regional classification

“The wines of yesteryear have the power to set our spirits afire.” —André Ostertag

In the charming hamlet of La Combe de Rotalier, Jean-François Ganevat is making wine with the inspired magic of an alchemist

Today, Savoie produces a number of top-quality wines in all styles, from simple thirst-quenchers to wines of substantial gravity.

When traveling the wine route in France and Italy, I come across fine olive oil almost as often as I come across fine wine. Of course, these are the two staples of the diet in this part of the world...

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Guy Roulot, a legendary producer of some of the finest Meursaults, if not some of the world’s finest white wines, took his family’s small production domaine to stardom.

We currently offer three Wine Clubs that introduce members to our best values from France and Italy as well as complex and cellar-worthy wines.

Here at Kermit Lynch Wine Merchant we don’t believe in selling anything mediocre, and we would certainly not put our name on a wine we didn’t believe in. So our values are just that, wines that are full of value and quality.

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Muscadet's potential for true greatness—structure, complex flavors, and ageability—is all-too-often overlooked. Tasting the wines of Domaine Brégeon, however, should convince anyone of Muscadet’s greatness.

Tasting through these characterful cuvées, you will realize why vibrant, terroir-driven wines from small family domaines are just as essential—if not more—to Bordeaux’s identity as those imposing, picture-book châteaux.