“A finely made wine, full of firm tannins and rich fruit. Structured and dark, it has weight, black fruit and great potential. With wood aging smoothing the bold fruit, it can be drunk soon, but will age well.
Laujac is a beautiful example of neo-classic architecture inspired by the palladian villas. A few years later , in 1824, M de Villemot sold Laujac to the Cabarrus family. The Cabarrus were traders and shipowners in Bordeaux. They sold Laujac to the Cruse family in 1852. Until that time Laujac remained in the same family.
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CANTINA TOLLO "Located in Central Italy's Abruzzo region, Cantina Tollo is a first-level co-op, where the farmers are also the owners of the company. It was founded in 1960 [...]
Grapevine's reputation as the best distributor in the Carolinas for Northwest wines made it possible for us to get some Leonetti Cellars wines for distribution. No longer do you [...]
