Another of Didier's wines from hybrid vines, here using the white Seyve Villard in a co-fermentation with the red Léon Millot varietal. It is amazing to see how this wine takes on the characteristics of a Jura red regardless. It has the translucent appearance, ethereal quality and exotic aromatics one might associate with the more expressive examples of Trousseau or Poulsard. Find out more.

Like a raspberry ripple, with a flash of cherrystone almond and plenty of trademark Grenache spice. Val refers to this wine as 'his grenadine', which probably tells you all you need to know Find out more.

A beautiful gemstone garnet in the glass, the wine walks an assured balance between crunchy, freshly-picked fruits, and more long-ripened, Mediterranean depth. Juicy black cherries, smoke, bitter dark chocolate and those familiar oregano and wild finocchio herbs. Tannins are impressively fine and all these elements mesh together in a perfect balance. Find out more.

A welcome return of this dizzying blend, the lightest we’ve had of this cuvée, but just as warm and aromatic. Chillable, easy-drinking, and still very complex. Find out more.

Beautifully plump cherry fruit, flowers, anise and a touch of spice, rustic yet soft tannins. Structured, with iron-like minerality and mouth-watering acidity. Find out more.

A vibrant cherry red in the glass, it is a light-bodied Rotwein that demands to be served chilled. Lifted, open and fresh, the fruits meld damson and redcurrant with herbal notes of hibiscus flowers. A wine that very much gives you a feel for the deceptively long, hot summers that can be found in this lesser-sung Bavarian wine region. Find out more.

Treated in the same way as the brisat whites, grapes were de-stemmed, macerated for just 4 days in a gentle infusion and then aged in steel, keeping things light-footed and fresh. Black cherries, wild herbs and peppery spice with a soft, supple mouthfeel. Find out more.