Our Favorite Thanksgiving Party Pleaser!
From the Rhone Valley comes a $12.99 Cotes du Rhone that is a TRUE crowd pleaser. It is the perfect accompaniment to food - or perfect with no food at all.
Product Description
The Moillard family has been cultivating vines in
Nuits-Saint-Georges since the French Revolution. The arrival of the
railway in Nuits-Saint-Georges opened up new commercial opportunities
and the Maison Moillard began its activity as wine merchants in 1850.
In 1870, Symphorien Moillard’s son died while serving with the French Army in Algeria. His sister, Jeanne Moillard, took over the family trade and continued the tradition of the Maison Moillard.
In 1873, she married Maurice Thomas, himself an owner of Burgundy vineyards.
From generation to generation, the Thomas family extended the properties, buying up precious plots and developing the trade.
- See more at: http://www.bejot.com/en/nos-vins/nos-marques/moillard/#sthash.DbWblhY9.dpuf
In 1870, Symphorien Moillard’s son died while serving with the French Army in Algeria. His sister, Jeanne Moillard, took over the family trade and continued the tradition of the Maison Moillard.
In 1873, she married Maurice Thomas, himself an owner of Burgundy vineyards.
From generation to generation, the Thomas family extended the properties, buying up precious plots and developing the trade.
- See more at: http://www.bejot.com/en/nos-vins/nos-marques/moillard/#sthash.DbWblhY9.dpuf
The Moillard family has been cultivating vines in
Nuits-Saint-Georges since the French Revolution. The arrival of the
railway in Nuits-Saint-Georges opened up new commercial opportunities
and the Maison Moillard began its activity as wine merchants in 1850.
In 1870, Symphorien Moillard’s son died while serving with the French Army in Algeria. His sister, Jeanne Moillard, took over the family trade and continued the tradition of the Maison Moillard.
In 1873, she married Maurice Thomas, himself an owner of Burgundy vineyards.
From generation to generation, the Thomas family extended the properties, buying up precious plots and developing the trade.
- See more at: http://www.bejot.com/en/nos-vins/nos-marques/moillard/#sthash.DbWblhY9.dpuf
In 1870, Symphorien Moillard’s son died while serving with the French Army in Algeria. His sister, Jeanne Moillard, took over the family trade and continued the tradition of the Maison Moillard.
In 1873, she married Maurice Thomas, himself an owner of Burgundy vineyards.
From generation to generation, the Thomas family extended the properties, buying up precious plots and developing the trade.
- See more at: http://www.bejot.com/en/nos-vins/nos-marques/moillard/#sthash.DbWblhY9.dpuf
Since 1850, when Symphorien Moillard created the Maison Moillard
winery, the tradition of growing the best grapes and making the finest
wines has been maintained. - See more at:
http://www.bejot.com/en/nos-vins/nos-marques/moillard/#sthash.DbWblhY9.dpuf
The Moillard family has been cultivating vines in Nuits-Saint-Georges
since the French Revolution. The arrival of railways in
Nuits-Saint-Georges opened up new commercial opportunities and the
Maison Moillard began its activity as wine merchants in 1850. In 1870,
Symphorien Moillard's son died while serving with the French Army in
Algeria. His sister, Jeanne Moillard, took over the family trade and
continued the tradition of the Maison Moillard. In 1873 she married
Maurice Thomas, himself an owner of Burgundy vineyards. From generation
to generation, the Thomas family extended the properties, buying up
precious plots and developing the trade.Moillard "Les Violettes" Cotes du Rhone 2011 Tasting Notes
"Easy to drink. Sour cherries until it opens up. Let it open up for an hour or two and you get wonderful hints of barnyard on the palette." - Winemaker NotesIn observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday, Tuesday, November 26th will be the last day for shipping. Uncorked will be closed on Thursday, November 28th and Friday, November 29th.
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