The South of France is the source of an incredible range of wines. Red, white, still, sparkling, sweet, fortified: nearly any type of wine can be found here. When we tasted the new vintage of this sensational Languedoc red - the 2007 Baronnie de Montgaillard Cotes du Ceressou - we were thoroughly impressed. Rhone and Bordeaux lovers alike will want to try this wine! It's an amazing amalgamation of the best characteristics of these famous wine producing areas. The 2007 Baronnie de Montgaillard Cotes du Ceressou has everything - a brilliant color, enchanting aromas, intense and exotic flavors, a long, zesty, spicy finish and a great price! MORE...

One of the best growing areas for good Pinot Grigio is the region of Trentino-Alto Adige in northern Italy, the source of our October Monthly White. The small, idyllic village of Mezzocorona lies at the northern edge of the beautiful Campo Rotaliano - a broad, flat plain at the confluence of the Noce and Adige Rivers surrounded by the rugged Alps. The benchlands above the rivers provide an excellent habitat for white wine grapes, and the Pinot Grigio, to our collective mind, is the best white variety of the area. MORE...