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Gérard Bertrand Change Sauvignon 75cl
AED 55.00Want a French Sauvignon Blanc that keeps things lively? This dry, crisp white brings citrus, green apple and a fresh herbal lift, making it an easy pick for seafood, goat cheese or a sunny aperitif.
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J.P. Chenet Chardonnay 75cl
AED 30.00Craving a French dry Chardonnay that doesn’t make dinner complicated? This one lands in that easy sweet spot: ripe peach and pear, a squeeze of citrus, and enough roundness to feel comforting without turning heavy. It’s a no-drama white wine for creamy pasta, roast chicken, or that fridge-door glass while you’re pretending to cook. Familiar grape, very France, very pourable.
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J.P. Chenet Sauvignon Blanc 75cl
AED 30.00Crisp French Sauvignon Blanc with that zippy citrus snap you want when dinner needs lifting, not overthinking. Expect lemon, green apple, a little grassy freshness, and a clean dry finish that makes it a brilliant fridge-door white for seafood, goat cheese salads, or just a very civilised Tuesday. If Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc is your usual, this feels like its calmer French cousin.
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J.P. Chenet Cabernet Sauvignon 75cl
AED 30.00Big blackcurrant energy without the stern, suit-and-tie Cabernet attitude. This dry French red wine brings Cabernet Sauvignon’s dark berry bite, gentle herbal edge, and easy tannins into a style that’s built for roast chicken, burgers, tomato pasta, or a couch dinner that got better because you opened wine.
It’s also JP. Chenet, the one with the famously wonky-neck bottle, so it has a bit of shelf personality before the first pour.
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J.P. Chenet Merlot 75cl
AED 30.00Soft French Merlot that makes red wine feel easy: ripe plum, black cherry, and a little cocoa without the heavy chew. It’s dry, medium-bodied, and made for the friend who wants something softer than Cabernet but more rounded than Pinot Noir. Pour it with roast chicken, tomato pasta, or your “just one glass” weeknight dinner plan.
M. Chapoutier Marius Rosé 75cl
AED 35.00Bright, dry, and ridiculously drinkable, this French rosé is all about juicy strawberry, ripe peach, and a squeeze of citrus, with a clean, refreshing finish. It’s the kind of rosé you crack open when you want “one glass” to turn into “where’d it go?”. From France, it nails that classic Provence-style vibe without getting fussy, just pure rosé wine refreshment.
M. Chapoutier Bila-Haut, Côtes du Roussillon Villages Rouge 75cl
AED 49.00Ripe black cherry, wild herbs, and a little smoky swagger, this Côtes du Roussillon Villages red is the weeknight bottle that drinks like you planned ahead. It’s got real Southern French warmth, grippy tannins, and a peppery finish that makes pizza, burgers, and anything off the grill taste better. Your go-to French red wine when you want bold, not boring!
Altan d’Aussières, Corbières 75cl
AED 79.00Juicy, sun-baked French red from Corbières that tastes like a backyard barbecue in a glass. Think black cherry, wild herbs, and a peppery edge, with tannins that keep it food-friendly instead of heavy. Proper southern France character, no fuss. Great pick if you want a Rhône-style vibe without the usual labels!
Gérard Bertrand, Côte des Roses 75cl
AED 80.00A proper French rosé that makes weeknight dinners feel a bit more put-together. Think fresh strawberry, ripe peach, and a little citrus lift, with a dry, clean finish that keeps you coming back. It’s the kind of bottle you open “just for a glass” and suddenly everyone’s lingering on the balcony. Great with food, even better with good gossip!
J.P. Chenet Cabernet-Syrah 75cl
AED 30.00Bold, dark-fruit red with a peppery edge, this French Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah blend is basically your weeknight steak cheat code. You get Cabernet’s blackcurrant grip plus Syrah’s spicy, smoky vibes, so it drinks like a mini “Côtes du Rhône meets Cabernet” moment without the overthinking!