Wine Garage and Pagoda & Co. are hosting a November pop-up with tastings, featuring over 30 wines, spirits, and glassware from November 1 to 14.
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Domaine des Pérégrins’ Petit Chablis Punches Well Above its Cru
Chablis and Petit Chablis differ mainly in soil type and history. The 2023 Envers de Beauregard Petit Chablis impresses with its quality, challenging stereotypes of the classification.
La Reine de Pommard at Anne Sophie Pic’s Le Normandie: An Evening with Domaine Parent mature wines (Nov 26th)
We look forward to welcoming guests to an outstanding evening of French gastronomy and winemaking with Chef Anne Sophie Pic of Le Normandie and Constance Fages-Parent of Burgundy’s Domaine Parent
Burgundy By Way of Bangkok: A Grand Tasting of All Things Burgundian
On the evening of July 13th Wine Garage will be hosting a tasting of over twenty plus wines from all across the Cote d’Or, Chablis, the Mâcon, and Beaujolais at the celebrated Elements by Ciel Bleu (Okura Prestige Hotel) in Bangkok’s Chidlom neighborhood for one night only. Guests will have the opportunity to taste throughContinue reading “Burgundy By Way of Bangkok: A Grand Tasting of All Things Burgundian”
Ten Years On, the 2016 Vintage Shines Brightly Across the Board
2016 has proved itself as a beloved vintage from Bordeaux to Napa, Alsace to Lombardy, Cahors to Piemonte, and here we’ve made some selections out of our full selection of 2016 wines that we believe fully embody the magical nature of this vintage and the patient passing of time. Valentin Zusslin ‘Grand Cru Pfingstberg’ 2016Continue reading “Ten Years On, the 2016 Vintage Shines Brightly Across the Board”
Evenings Celebrating Burgundy in Bangkok
Bangkok has seen no shortage of amazing wines in recent days, most especially the abundance of incredible French wines and cuisine that we have access to here in our tropical cityscape. Elegant Chardonnays and ethereal Pinot Noirs will always have a place at our table, especially when celebrated by dedicated gastronomes and chefs alike. ToContinue reading “Evenings Celebrating Burgundy in Bangkok”
The fabulous 2017 Chablis by Thomas Pico
The face of a man who works tirelessly in the vineyard. Thomas also just returned from a market visit to Japan, and headed straight to the Les Penitentes tasting, an off-fair in Angers during the St Jean de Greniers and Salon de la Loire. After the meager allocation of the 2015 and 2016 vintages, andContinue reading “The fabulous 2017 Chablis by Thomas Pico”
Cru Beaujolais, why Gamay needs to be your new Pinot Noir
We think its time to share the excitement for wines coming from southern Burgundy, and make Gamay your next Pinot Noir! There is simply no better value in the market right now for fine wines. Join us and 3 other importers at this tasting, which also falls on the kick off date for Beaujolais NouveauContinue reading “Cru Beaujolais, why Gamay needs to be your new Pinot Noir”
Clos des Chezeaux, Gevrey Chambertin
Amelie Berthaut – a few years ago the up and coming young winemaker, who returned from abroad, is already today a highly respected vigneron in her home town of Fixin in Burgundy. Both her parents are from winemaking lineage, owning the Domaine Denis Berthaut as well as Domaine Gerbet, which she now merged into DomaineContinue reading “Clos des Chezeaux, Gevrey Chambertin”
Coche Dury, perhaps the finest white wine in the world
There is a place, somewhere off the beaten path, which we are unable to divulge. This restaurant is owned by a chef and avid wine collector, who for many years traveled to Burgundy and Champagne to find vinous jewels. This is where I first came across a Coche Dury, and realized there is no otherContinue reading “Coche Dury, perhaps the finest white wine in the world”