Location: France
Maxime Graillot, a larger-than-life vigneron (and son of legendary winemaker Alain Graillot), has the same innovative and forward-thinking spirit as his father. In 2004, to cement the family’s name in the Northern Rhône, Maxime managed to acquire quite a few vineyards situated in the Beaumont-Monteux commune of Crozes-Hermitage.
Besides being warm at heart and a kind soul, Maxime also has a dedicated mind. He has Syrah running through his veins, and his attitude towards farming and winemaking has both the echoes of the longstanding traditions of the Rhône and the modern mindset of a young wine producer. The work in the vineyards is manual, everything is done by hand, and the vinification is done without the use of chemicals.
We are thrilled to work with Maxime and his wines from Domaine de Lises here in Lisbon.
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Judith Beck makes wines in Gols in the Neusiedlersee region of Austria. It was Judith’s parents who founded the family domaine in 1976. The first wine from Judith’s hands came in 2001, and in 2004 she assumed full control of the winery with the help of her partner, Uli. This came after Judith gained international experience at wineries such as Chateau Cos d’Estournel in Bordeaux, Braida in Piedmont and Errazuriz in Chile.
Wines that are difficult to describe and difficult to obtain. The story goes that Emperor Charlemange donated the area to the Abbey of Saulieu in the year 775, and its boundaries have remained in place ever since. It is also the story that the Emperor’s wife convinced him that white grapes were preferable to red to save his beard from being stained.
While the legendary Domaine Comtes Lafon often steals the spotlight, the Lafon family has been doing exceptional work in the under-appreciated region of Mâconnais in the southern part of Burgundy for more than 20 years.
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