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Clos du Tue-Boeuf, VDF "La Guerrerie" (Cot/Gamay), 2023
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Clos du Tue-Boeuf, VDF "La Guerrerie" (Cot/Gamay), 2023

Clos du Tue-Boeuf, VDF "La Guerrerie" (Cot/Gamay), 2023

Clos du Tue-Boeuf sat at the very heart of the natural-wine movement in 1990s Paris, and Thierry Puzelat — who now runs the estate with his daughter Zoé — remains one of the Loire's great low-intervention pioneers. "La Guerrerie" is a Touraine field of old vines, mostly Côt (Malbec) with a little Gamay, farmed organically on clay and flint. Made naturally with native ferments and minimal sulfur, it's all dark berry, violets and earthy spice, with a juicy, food-friendly grip. A benchmark natural Loire red from one of the names that started it all. Serve with a slight chill.

$31.99
Clos du Tue-Boeuf, VDF "La Guerrerie" (Cot/Gamay), 2023
$31.99

Clos du Tue-Boeuf, VDF "La Guerrerie" (Cot/Gamay), 2023

Clos du Tue-Boeuf sat at the very heart of the natural-wine movement in 1990s Paris, and Thierry Puzelat — who now runs the estate with his daughter Zoé — remains one of the Loire's great low-intervention pioneers. "La Guerrerie" is a Touraine field of old vines, mostly Côt (Malbec) with a little Gamay, farmed organically on clay and flint. Made naturally with native ferments and minimal sulfur, it's all dark berry, violets and earthy spice, with a juicy, food-friendly grip. A benchmark natural Loire red from one of the names that started it all. Serve with a slight chill.

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Clos du Tue-Boeuf sat at the very heart of the natural-wine movement in 1990s Paris, and Thierry Puzelat — who now runs the estate with his daughter Zoé — remains one of the Loire's great low-intervention pioneers. "La Guerrerie" is a Touraine field of old vines, mostly Côt (Malbec) with a little Gamay, farmed organically on clay and flint. Made naturally with native ferments and minimal sulfur, it's all dark berry, violets and earthy spice, with a juicy, food-friendly grip. A benchmark natural Loire red from one of the names that started it all. Serve with a slight chill.