Domaine Louis Magnin, Arbin Mondeuse, 2015 SO031024_other_bordeaux which highlights historic

which highlights historic

savory edge that feels both wild and incredibly refined

the family farms sustainably and crafts wines that balance the richness of Pinot with the elegance of Chardonnay—all while flying under the radar of bigger-name estates

underpinned by a deep mineral spine and savory spice

Domaine Louis Magnin, Arbin Mondeuse, 2015 SO031024_other_bordeaux which highlights historicA deep cut from France's alpine frontier. Savoie joined France only in 1860, and its wines remain largely unknown outside the regionmost production is consumed by local skiers. Louis Magnin farms 8 hectares organically in Arbin, the benchmark cru for Mondeuse, an ancient grape related to Syrah. The steep, south facing slopes with clay limestone soils produce wines of surprising depth: dark fruit, pepper, and iron inflected minerality. At ten years