The best of red wine
Looking for the best red wine? Find what you're looking for in our selection.
A wine for every taste!
Domaine des Roches Neuves
Saumur-Champigny Red 2024
23,90 €
Favorite
Bio
We take no RISSque
Catherine Riss
Alsace wine Red 2024
56,90 €
Bio
Back to basics...
La Source du Ruault
Saumur Champigny Red 2023
16,50 €
Bio
The expression of a terroir!
Antoine Lienhardt
Nuits Saint Georges Red 2024
72,00 €
Bio
Robust-beautiful-noble
Antoine Lienhardt
Côte De Nuits Villages Red 2024
46,90 €
Bio
SO² free
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SO² free
Great aromatic richness!
Les Cailloux du Paradis
Vin de France Red 2020
55,00 €
Bio
New
New
The return of Fleurie du Yannou!
Les Bertrand
Beaujolais Villages Fleurie Red 2025
18,80 €
Bio
New
Jean-Claude's pinot!
Jean Claude Lapalu
Vin de France Red 2024
26,90 €
Bio
New
Guaranteed to be a favourite
Terres des nus
Vin de France Red 2024
29,90 €
New
Bio
New
SO² free
New
Favorite
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New
Bringing out a thirsty Cabernet Franc... hats off to you!:)
Domaine de Mirebeau
Vin de France Red 2025
12,90 €
Bio
New
On fruity minerality
Verdier-Logel
Côtes du Forez Red 2025
13,90 €
New
Bio
Bio
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SO² free
New
An elegant Syrah
La Ferme des 7 Lunes
Saint Joseph Red 2022
39,80 €
What are the best red wines?
What is a good red wine?
First of all, it's important to note that everyone has their own idea of what a good wine is, and it's best to discover for yourself which red wine you prefer through tasting and new discoveries.
In our small cellar, we offer a variety of regions and grape varieties to suit all tastes.
You know nothing about red wine?
Don't worry, we're here to guide you: explore our site and let yourself be carried away by our varied selection that's sure to please.
Never know which wine to choose?
Fortunately, we've classified and described them all, and even included a technical data sheet so you can show off to your guests!
What's the best red wine for the French?
When asked "What's the best red wine?", most French people answer the mythical great wines of Bordeaux or the much-loved Côte du Rhône. Once again, there are a variety of different wines in these particularly well-known regions. Whether you prefer a light, fruity wine or a powerful, tannin-rich one, your wine of choice is very much your own.
It's also worth noting that you won't enjoy it in the same way, depending on the dishes you serve with it.
