Clos de la Roilette Moulin-a-Vent 2024 CS20230718 and one of the best-value

and one of the best-value sparklers going — now in a half bottle

This isn't a casual sipper—it's built for cellar time with potential to age eight to ten years

with notes of orange blossom

making it suitable for cocktails or as a spritz with soda or prosecco

Grapes for this wine were harvested on September 23 and were fermented using indigenous yeast and malolactic bacteria for about 12 days

Clos de la Roilette Moulin-a-Vent 2024 CS20230718 and one of the best-valueThe horse on the label isn't decoration, it's a grudge. A century ago, when the appellation lines were drawn, this estate got booted out of Moulin a Vent and reclassified as Fleurie. The furious owner refused to print "Fleurie" and named the wine after his racehorse, Roilette, instead. Now here's the full circle part: the Coudert family, who run the place today, recently bought a parcel back on the Moulin a Vent hill, finally reclaiming the