
“We present the wines of small vineyards in this competitive worldwide market, in order to defend an endangered species — winemakers who work like artisans, crafting a different wine each year. They do not impose a preconceived taste on their wines, but look to be surprised by what nature gives them — natural wines.
“Natural wines are low-tech or no-tech. These are handmade wines in the truest sense from a group of passionate winemakers that go one step further than organic and biodynamic producers by using organic methods in the cellar as well as in the vineyard — meaning no laboratory yeasts, enzymes, sugar, artificial concentrators, acidification, or sulfites are added during fermentation, and the wines are aged and bottled without stabilizers, or excessive filtering or sulfites.
Equally important, these grower-producers take special care to reduce yields, handpick the grapes, avoid pumps or other rough treatment of their harvest, and plow the earth between the vines, which forces the roots to dive down deep in a thirsty search for terroir.
“Natural wines, pure wines, real wines, wines from the terroir, complex wines, wines for thirst!” Jenny Lefcourt
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Jenny & François Selections
Austria – Burgenland
Alexander and Maria Koppitsch
Christian Tschida
Gut Oggau

Austria – Carnuntum
Christina

Austria – Styria
Franz Strohmeier

Czech Republic – Moravia
Milan Nestarec

Slovak Republic
Strekovsky

France – Beaujolais
Rémi Dufaitre

France – Burgundy
Domain Oudin

Vini Viti Vinci

France – Cahors
Clos Siguier

France – Languedoc
Domaine Deux Ânes

La Patience

Domaine Rimbert
France – Loire Valley
La Grange Tiphaine

Gaspard
Italy – Tuscany
Poggiosecco

Spain – Penèdes
Cellers-de-Can-Suriol (Azimut)

Spain – Rioja
Bodegas Lacus Inédito

Spain – Valencia
Fermina
