A wine of true originality that feels genuinely hard to place - deep, concentrated fruit, with the sort of silky elegance that only patience in the cellar can bring. Aromatics leap from the glass - pastel parma violet and juicy blackcurrant, the white grapes bring a curious element of tinned pineapple fruit and its accompanying lick of acid. Find out more.

Marsanne from St Réméze in the southern Ardèche, made using whole bunches in carbonic maceration. This technique really draws out the broad, textural potential of the varietal - tannins have a delicate, dialled-back grippiness that neatly frames ripe southern flavours of hay, honey, saline stone fruit and a burst of pineapple. Find out more.

Glimmering a vibrant, translucent ruby in the glass, this is a unique lightly-coloured red with elements of a macerated white that you will want to serve chilled. Another fascinating wine that operates in the spaces between commonly-accepted categorisation. Find out more.

Big bottles! Glimmering a vibrant, translucent ruby in the glass, this is a unique lightly-coloured red with elements of a macerated white that you will want to serve chilled. Another fascinating wine that operates in the spaces between commonly-accepted categorisation. Find out more.

Aromatically it is pure Syrah – briny black olive tapenade, peppery blackcurrant fruit – but on the palate the Viognier reveals itself in the more unexpected sensation of citrus peel, fennel, green olive and brings a silky fluidity. It is the harmony found between these two opposing dynamics in which the wine succeeds. Find out more.

One of Paulette’s domaine wines, from a small parcel of 50 year-old Gamay, planted over sandy decomposed granite and quartz at around 500 meters in the hills outside Annonay. This is in many ways her signature cuvée, and offers a beautiful expression of the extreme north of the Ardèche. Find out more.