Domaine Seailles Armagnac, 1975 dogfish head and lemon verbena unfold across

and lemon verbena unfold across the palate

This wine is 100% Chardonnay

likely to be the first of their kind in the world

The Benedictine monks and nuns of Le Barroux Abbeys have taken responsibility for the working the vineyard in Ventoux

this wild rare wine is as delicious as it is unusual

Domaine Seailles Armagnac, 1975 dogfish head and lemon verbena unfold acrossFrom the Domaine: Sailles has been a family owned estate since 1961 and lies in the commune of Mouchan at the heart of Gascony, just a stones throw from the Chteau de Laressingle and the Abbaye de Flaran. It occupies a terroir which lies on high hillsides and is very much favoured by geology because it is made up of fine clay lime soil and broken stone, with an eastern and southern exposure and an amazing amount of sunshine. The estate is made up of