
Melon de Bourgogne from a family estate south of Nantes, aged on its lees. 75 cl.
A fictional caviste in Nantes, selling by the bottle and by the case. Choose collection, local delivery or shipping and go through the checkout. Nothing is charged.

Melon de Bourgogne from a family estate south of Nantes, aged on its lees. 75 cl.

A white, a red and a rosé from the Loire, in a wooden box with wood wool.

Six reds chosen by the shop from Saumur, Chinon and Bourgueil. The selection changes every month.

Champagne from a small family grower, in its gift tube. 75 cl.

A printed card in a kraft envelope, valid for a year on any bottle or a tasting evening at the shop.

Cabernet franc from the Loire in a 1.5-litre bottle.
This is a demonstration. The business, products and prices are fictional; nothing can be bought here and no payment is taken.
A wine shop sells to neighbours, to regulars who moved away and to people looking for a present. This Shop tab serves all three.
Collection in store, an evening delivery round in Nantes or shipping across France. The customer chooses at checkout.
A mixed case sells as one product, with the bottles listed in the description, so it's easy to change every month.
A printed gift card is simply another product: bought online, collected or posted, and spent at the counter.
The health warning and the minimum age sit in the shop's footer, the way French wine shops show them.

A Burgundy estate selling its wines and mixed cases direct from the cellar, plus cellar visits to give as gifts.

A Rennes cheese shop taking orders for platters, raclette kits and gift boxes, ready for pickup or delivery.

A craft brewery near Liège selling six-packs, a Christmas ale, gift boxes and kegs for events.
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