Micro Wine Shop
A selection of our favorite wines from France & beyond. Order on Toast for pickup at Union Market.
Sparkling Wine
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Blanquette de Limoux Brut Le Berceau Domaine de Martinolles NV
Loire Valley | Chardonnay, Chenin Blanc, Pinot Noir, Mauzac
Brilliant lemon in the glass. Ripe apple and apricot up front, then a wash of honeyed minerality that tastes like sunlight on limestone. Crisp acidity on the finish.
$29
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Sparkling Rosé Rivarose Mediterranée Brut Prestige NV
Provence | Grenache, Syrah
Strawberry and nectarine on the nose, like summer fruit at a marché. The palate is all strawberries and cream with fine bubbles that feel like silk. The finish is pretty dry, with just a touch of fruity sweetness, but nothing cloying. Dangerously easy to drink!
$29
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Chammpagne Brut Charles de Cazanove NV (Half Bottle)
Champagne | Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, Chardonnay
The nose smells like citrus and green apple and walking past a boulangerie at dawn. Fine, persistent bubbles. So good. So toasty. Clean, focused, and exactly what Champagne should be. This is a 375 mL bottle, or about 2.5 glasses.
$39
White Wine
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Damien Martin Mâcon Verzé Chardonnay
Burgundy | Chardonnay
Citrus and stone fruit aromas, with hints of acacia, honeysuckle, verbena, and fennel. Combines vivacity, roundness, fruitiness, and aromatic richness. Full malo, six months on fine lees in 90% stainless, 10% French oak. Not perceptibly oaky.
$23
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Henri Bourgeois Pure Sancerre
Loire Valley | Sauvignon Blanc
Pale gold with green hints. Very expressive and intense with lime, apple and gunflint aromas. The palate is soft, round and well-balanced by the freshness and the long-lasting acidity on the finish, revealing a lovely minerality. Textbook Sancerre.
$39
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Gaspard Sauvignon Blanc
Loire Valley | Sauvignon Blanc
Notes of fresh cut grass, lemon verbena and lush exotic fruit make it irresistible to all Sauv Blanc lovers, no matter which region you’re usually after. Compared to the Sancerre, this leans more into the typical New Zealand style. Try it with goat cheese!
$27
Rosé & Orange Wine
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Domaine de La Patience Vin Rosé
Côtes du Rhône | Grenache, Cinsault
This family estate, established in 1930, takes its name from a wild, aromatic Mediterranean herb called “La Patience” that can be found throughout the vineyards. Juicy strawberries and melon notes with an easy, crisp and light finish. It’s not Provence, but it drinks like it!
$21
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Domaine de Stricou Vigne Rebelle Orange Wine
Vin de France | Souvignier Gris
The nose is delicate with jasmine flowers, white tea, and peach notes. On the palate, it’s got bergamot orange and kaffir lime with a slightly grippy, energetic finish. Goes well with spicy food and porches.
$29
Red Wine
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Marcel Giraudon Bourgogne Chitry Pinot Noir
Burgundy | Pinot Noir
Surprisingly opulent with explosive aromas of fresh fruits like raspberry, black currant and red berry. Perfect balance between freshness and fruitiness. Unbeatable value for Burgundy these days!
$24
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Château de Cazanove Bordeaux Supérieur 2015
Bordeaux | Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon
Full bodied with a lush and elegant mouth feel. Tastes of black cherries, graphite, and mint with a silky finish. This is a long-time La Jambe favorite. When you’re craving Bordeaux but don’t want to break the bank, this is always the one.
$26
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Château Billerond Saint-Emilion 2019
Bordeaux | Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon
Soft fruit with ripe tannins and red berry fruit flavors. This sees all stainless vinification for fresh, pure fruit flavors. Saint Emilion’s typical clay soils give it nice weight. Think of this as a fresher, fruitier version compared to typical oak-aged Saint-Emilion.
$32
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Domaine Cristia Côtes du Rhône Vielles Vignes 2021
Côtes du Rhône | Grenache
The old vines of this estate border those of Château Rayas, considered "THE" Châteauneuf-du-Pape. It's tempting to say that this Côtes du Rhône is a "mini" Châteauneuf. Bursting with fruit, and while it’s got perceptible oak, everything is integrated nicely. Delicious.
$21





