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VAT 0207 064 6841 • dynamicvines.com Company No. 05530826 Unit 5, Discovery Business Park, St. James’s Road, London SE16 4RA VAT No. 877767056 Content Producer in Focus Domaine Milan ............................................................................44 Cosmic .......................................................................................... 3 france • corsica France • South west Domaine Abbatucci .....................................................................46 Domaine de Souch ........................................................................4 france • Languedoc Clos Larrouyat .............................................................................. 5 Domaine de la Marèle .................................................................48 Domaine Causse Marines ...............................................................6 Alain Chabanon ...........................................................................49 Domaine Cosse Maisonneuve ........................................................ 7 Ludovic Engelvin.........................................................................50 france • Bordeaux La Terrasse d’Élise ........................................................................51 Ormiale.........................................................................................8 Domaine de Courbissac ............................................................... 52 Le Puy ..........................................................................................9 Domaine Ledogar ........................................................................ 53 france • Loire valley france • Roussillon Domaine de Bellevue ................................................................... 11 Le Casot des Mailloles ................................................................. 54 Terre de l’Élu ...............................................................................12 Les Vins du Cabanon ................................................................... 55 Clos de la Coulée de Serrant .........................................................13 Les Enfants Sauvages .................................................................. 56 Bruno Ciofi ...................................................................................14 Domaine Danjou-Banessy ............................................................ 57 Le Clos de la Meslerie ..................................................................15 Domaine du Traginer ................................................................... 58 La Grange Tiphaine ..................................................................... 16 Europe • Europe Domaine de Veilloux ....................................................................17 Vin des Potes .............................................................................. 59 Julien Courtois ............................................................................ 18 italy • Friuli Reynald Héaulé ...........................................................................20 Radikon .....................................................................................60 france • champagne italy • lombardy Francis Boulard & Fille .................................................................21 Azienda Agricola Divella ............................................................. 62 Franck Pascal .............................................................................. 22 italy • Tuscany france • savoie Montesecondo ............................................................................ 63 Domaine Prieuré Saint-Christophe ............................................... 23 Tenuta di Valgiano ......................................................................64 Marie et Florian Curtet ................................................................ 24 Fonterenza ................................................................................. 65 Domaine Giachino ....................................................................... 25 Ampeleia ....................................................................................66 Jacques Maillet ........................................................................... 26 italy • abruzzo france • jura Emidio Pepe................................................................................ 67 Domaine de la Tournelle ............................................................. 27 De Fermo ....................................................................................68 France • Alsace austria • burgenland Domaine Josmeyer......................................................................28 Gut Oggau ..................................................................................69 France • Burgundy 30 spain • Catalunya Château de Béru .........................................................................30 Oriol Artigas ................................................................................71 Athénaïs de Béru ..........................................................................31 Sicus ........................................................................................... 72 Fanny Sabre ................................................................................ 32 Cosmic ........................................................................................ 73 Emmanuel Giboulot .................................................................... 34 Els Jelipins .................................................................................. 74 France • Beaujolais spain • Murcia Anthony Thévenet ...................................................................... 36 La del Terreno ............................................................................. 75 France • Rhône Valley spain • Rioja Domaine les Bruyères ................................................................. 37 Olivier Rivière ............................................................................. 76 Domaine les Aphillanthes ............................................................ 38 Bodegas Moraza ......................................................................... 77 Matthieu Dumarcher ................................................................... 39 spain • Galicia Domaine de Villeneuve ...............................................................40 Forjas del Salnés ......................................................................... 78 France • Normandy Bodegas y Viñedos Rodrigo Méndez ............................................ 79 Cyril Zangs ...................................................................................41 Greece • Pella France • Provence Ktima Ligas .................................................................................80 Valérie Courrèges ........................................................................ 42 Château Fontainebleau ............................................................... 43 0207 064 6841 Retail Wine List 2 dynamicvines.com < Content Producer in Focus Cosmic his story starts in the vineyards of T La Vajol, in the Alt Empordà region of Catalunya, home to some of the most beautiful vineyards I've ever seen. Located at 600 meters above sea level, with the Mediterranean Sea only 20 km ahead, the gnarly looking vines stick out from the most colourful cover crop and the snow-capped Pyrenees mountains cast over the horizon, reminding you of the proximity to France. @ tomdmorgan a particular interest in Carignan (Cariñena a deep spirituality and philosophy to make Blanca, Gris and red) - as well as sites in wines that make you feel good! He even Rodonyà and the Sierra de Montmell in pays close attention to the positioning of his Baix Penedès where he grows indigenous tanks and amphoras in his cellar so that they varieties from Penedès alongside Sauvignon are placed according to the best geopathic and Cabernet Franc that have adapted well positioning. This is a man who does not do to the terroir. things by halves. When we meet Salvador at first light Continue reading on our website outside the front of his cellar in the small Go to Cosmic listing town of Agullana, he radiates warmth and friendliness (even at 7 am!) A humble man, This beautiful spot is Cosmic's highest whose approach to looking after the land, vineyard site - amongst the amphitheatre and tending to vines, is of someone who of plots at varying altitudes. Spread across is acutely in tune with his environment. Agullana, Capmany and La Vajol where Concerned with authenticity and motivated winemaker Salvador Batlle Barrabeig to preserve and cultivate local varieties, cultivates local Empordà varieties, with Salvador's endeavours are underpinned by 0207 064 6841 Retail Wine List 3 dynamicvines.com < Content France • South west Domaine de Souch hen she lost her husband at 60 years really deep into the sub-soil to find moisture W old, Yvonne decided to fulfil their life and nutrients. The unique soil, along with dream of planting a vineyard around their biodynamic farming, rigorous work all year house. On the hillsides, with the Pyrénées long, manual harvesting and low yields, in the distance, the vines are planted in allow for the making of elegant, delicate the local soil type called poudingues. This and beautiful wines with unparalleled gravelly clay allows for the roots to push balance and freshness. white 50cl 75cl 1.5L 2018 Jurançon Sec ”Monplaisir” Petit Manseng Gros Manseng £26 2015 Jurançon
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