Jean Foillard Beaujolais-Village RougeOpen knit and quietly expressive, this opens with red apple flesh, tart lingonberry, and crushed rose hip, layered with violet stem, wet clay, and a faint savory note of fresh grape must. The palate is light and fluid, driven by lively acidity and ultra fine tannins that give just enough contour without slowing the wines momentum. Subtle herbal and stone notes flicker through the mid palate, finishing clean, lifted, and gently saline. A transparent,

lending a seriousness you can chase if you wish — though the wine is almost too delicious to slow down for long

And then followed by winning "Best New World Winery" in 2018

Acidity is present

lingering finish

The mountain influence keeps the wine lifted

it touches Chevalier Montrachet

I believe that this winery is on the road to super-stardom

following through to a medium body with creamy tannins and a juicy finish

and crushed granite

The Loire Valley has always felt a little mischievous to me

Pale and quietly expressive

Fresh Wisconsin trout with crushed green tomatoes and roasted chèvre and chives