Obviously, great wine begins in the vineyards.
Obviously, great wine begins in the vineyards.
Grower, farmer, vigneronne, paysan, …
They call themselves by many names, but the work is the same – to grow the best grapes then coax the most expression from them with minimal manipulation.
France, Italy, the United States …
Diverse in country, region, and culture, but each selected for quality – not for pride of place.
Organic, Biodynamic, Natural, …
Their methods vary, but the goal is the same – to collaborate with each unique ecosystems, terroir, and vintage to make the best wines possible.
Small is beautiful …
Tiny by market standards, but with an attention to detail mechanization can’t match. It seems only fitting to represent and sell these special wines with the same ethos.
All these growers & Mary Taylor too …
Mise has proudly partnered with Concord-native, Mary Taylor, since 2018 – practically when she began Mary Taylor Wine.
Mary works with individual growers from many of Europe’s most classic regions to source “wines of place” priced according to the “Old World” view that wine ought to be an accessible everyday luxury.
United States
California
Los Chuchaquis – Aromas, CA
Companion Wine Co.
Darling Wines – Sonoma, CA
Samuel Louis Smith – Salinas, CA
Stirm Wine Company – Aromas, CA
Massachusetts
BareWolf Brewing (cider) – Amesbury, MA
New York
Abandoned Hard Cider – Hudson River Region
Silver Thread Vineyard – Lodi
Oregon
de la boue – WIllamette Valley
Les Brebis – Eola-Amity Hills
Liska Wine Co – WIllamette Valley
Vermont
Vermont Vermouth – Brattleboro, VT
France
Alsace
Domaine Achilée – Scherwiller
Domaine Pépin – Scherwiller
Domaine Rietsch – Mittelbergheim
Bordeaux
Château La Fleur Cailleau – Fronsac
Château La Grave – Fronsac
Closeries des Moussis – Haut Médoc ⇒
Paul Barre – Fronsac
Burgundy
Domaine de L’Aubraine – Mâcone
Domaine Jeremy Arnaud – Chablis
Domaine Marc Delienne – Beaujolais
Château des Rontets – Fuissé
Antoine Sunier – Beaujolais
Julien Sunier – Beaujolais
Champagne
Benoît Lahaye – Montagne de Reims
Perseval-Farge – Montagne de Reims
Jura
Jean-Francois Ganevat – Jura
Languedoc-Roussillon
Vignoble Réveille – Roussillon & Côtes Catalanes
Le Clos de Jarres – Minervois
Domaine Les Enfants Sauvages – Côtes Catalanes
Mas de Cynanque – Saint Chinian
Loire Valley
l’Austral – Saumur Puy–Notre–Dame
Domaine de la Bregeonnette – Muscadet
Domaine Guion – Bourgueil
Domaine Jaulin Plaisantin – Chinon
Domaine Ménard-Gaborit – Muscadet
Domaine Mirebeau – Rablay-sur-Layon
Emmanuel Haget – Saumur Puy-Notre-Dame
La Folle Berthe – Saumur Puy–Notre–Dame
Rhône Valley
Domaine Jean David – Côtes du Rhône
Domaine la Cabotte – Côtes du Rhône & Châteauneuf du Pape
Domaine de la Combe au Mas – Ventoux
Domaine Pique-Basse – Côtes-du-Rhône Villages
Savoie
Domaine Genoux / Château Mérande – Savoie
Southwest France
Champ D’Orphée – Tarn
Château Le Payral – Bergerac
Italy
Abruzzo
Caprera – Pietranico
Cantina San Giacomo – Rocca San Giovanni
Campania
Monserrato 1973 – Benevento
Emilia-Romagna
Marta Valpiani – Castrocaro Terme
Lombardy
Togni Rebaioli – Erbanno
Marche
Antonio Failoni – Staffolo
Ca’Liptra – Cupramontana
Sandy Giovese / Conti degli Azzoni – Montefano
Piedmont
Cascina Corte – Dogliani
Tuscany
Cosimo Maria Masini – San Miniato
Fattoria Bacchereto – Carmignano
Fuoristrada
Monte Bernardi – Panzano in Chianti
Vallone di Cecione – Panzano in Chianti
Umbria
Montecorneo 570 – Perugia
Veneto
Marcobarba – Gambellara
Menti Giovanni – Gambellara
Garganuda – Soave