Château Bellecru – The French Interlude · Week Four-

Sparkling White – Domaine du Petit Coteau, Vouvray AOC (Loire) Delicate bubbles, notes of pear, apple & white flowers with a crisp, elegant finish. Price: · Glass $27 · Bottle In-House $110 · Bottle To-Go $85

Anjou – Domaine de la Petite Roche (2023) Crisp, floral, mineral freshness Price: · Glass $19 · Bottle In-House $76 · Bottle To-Go $57 Vouvray “Expression de Silex” – Denis Meunier (2023) Elegant stone fruit, vibrant acidity, long finish Price: · Glass $19 · Bottle In-House $76 · Bottle To-Go $57

Côtes du Rhône Villages Séguret – Domaine de Mourchon (2024) Fresh red berries, delicate spice, refined texture Price: · Glass $14 · Bottle In-House $56 · Bottle To-Go $42

Rasteau – Domaine Notre Dame des Pallières (2022) Rich spice, deep structure Price: · Glass $19 · Bottle In-House $80 · Bottle To-Go $72 ‘Le Petit Roy’ – Domaine Jean Royer (2023) Black cherry, Provençal herbs, refined balance Price: · Glass $24 · Bottle In-House $96 · Bottle To-Go $78 Pinot Noir – Valdoret Pays d’Oc (2023) Raspberry, floral notes, smooth finish Price: · Glass $18 · Bottle In-House $85 · Bottle To-Go $70 Malbec “Marcel” – Château du Cèdre, Comté Tolosan (2022) Blackberry, violet, velvety tannins Price: · Glass $17 · Bottle In-House $64 · Bottle To-Go $53

Mimosa – Vouvray Sparkling (2023) Elegant Vouvray sparkling wine, méthode traditionnelle, balanced with the freshness of orange juice. A timeless French touch, light and refined. Price: · Glass $24

Zero Point Five Pinot Noir Silky, fruit-driven, 0.5% alc. Price: · Glass $10 · Bottle In-House $40 · Bottle To-Go $30 Eins Zwei Zero Sparkling Riesling Crisp, mineral, celebratory bubbles Price: · Glass $11 · Bottle In-House $44 · Bottle To-Go $33 Zero Point Five Sauvignon Blanc Bright citrus, fresh finish Price: · Glass $10 · Bottle In-House $40 · Bottle To-Go $30 Zero Point Five Chardonnay Rounded, golden, quietly elegant Price: · Glass $10 · Bottle In-House $40 · Bottle To-Go $30 Perrier Price: · Small Bottle $6 Orange Juice Price: · Glass $4

Cheese and Charcuterie Selection – 45 $

Pastry Chocolate Assortment – $40 A refined selection of artisanal chocolates. Chocolate Cake – $10 Rich, moist, and indulgent. Honey Spice Bread – $10 Made with 57% pure honey, delicately spiced Truffle Chips – 15 $ Chocolates & Mendiants – 18 $ Gourmet Biscuits & Roasted Nuts – 15 $

It begins in the sun-drenched hills of the Rhône, where the mistral sweeps through the vines of Rasteau. Here, warmth and spice rise from the earth — a taste of Provence carved by the wind. Further south, among ancient stones, stands Châteauneuf-du-Pape, proud and regal. “Le Petit Roy” reigns softly — black cherry, wild herbs, and the quiet confidence of a young king born from centuries of Rhône tradition. Then the road turns west, toward the Languedoc, where Pinot Noir learns a new language. No longer reserved and distant, it becomes a whisper of raspberry and rose — a southern echo of Burgundy’s grace. In the heart of Occitanie, the landscape deepens; Malbec “Marcel” emerges, bold yet tender. Blackberry and violet unfold like a secret — a story of strength told with elegance. The air cools as we follow the Loire, where Anjou shimmers in the morning light. Its purity speaks softly — flowers, minerals, and the serenity of river stones beneath a clear sky. A little further, on the flinty slopes of Vouvray, Chenin Blanc dances with the elements. Fruit and flint in perfect balance — a melody of precision and grace. Finally, the sun returns over Séguret, where terraces blush with the colors of dawn. The Côtes du Rhône rosé breathes of fresh berries and Provençal breeze — a final kiss of summer before night falls. And so the journey ends — seven wines, seven landscapes, each a fragment of France, gathered in one glass.