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Discovery hamper: the winemaker's selection!
Dive into the world of wine with this exclusive discovery box, designed by our winemakers themselves. An invitation to explore their current favorites from rich and varied terroirs. Inside, you'll find a selection of wines from authentic appellations such as Minervois, Côtes du Couchois and Limoux, each revealing a unique facet of their region. The grape varieties featured - Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Grenache - bring freshness, finesse and complexity to this boxed set. Each bottle tells a story: that of an estate, a soil, a climate... and above all, of a know-how passed on with passion. An ideal gift box for the curious, wine lovers or as a gift idea to discover the richness of French vineyards through the eyes of the winemaker.
Filtrer
Caisse Bois 6 bouteilles La Cuvée Domaine de Moulin-Pouzy Grands Vins
Vignobles Castaing Sud Ouest
€85.00
- HVE
Les Vignobles de Maxime - Tourteau Chollet, Grand Lartigue, Ferrand Lartigue
Bordeaux
€205.00
Giving a Wine Box: Choosing for the Person
To give a wine gift box, start with the person who will receive it: what they like to drink, how many people will share the bottles and how patient they are about keeping them. These three clues are often enough to choose between two boxes.
For a Champagne Lover: A Style They Know Less Well
Champagne lovers often stick to one style, a non-vintage brut. Give them a box that breaks the habit: a Blanc de blancs Champagne, a Blanc de noirs Champagne or a Rosé Champagne, which many like to serve with a meal rather than only as an aperitif.
If they like very dry wines, look for an Extra Brut or a Brut Nature. To mark a date, a vintage Champagne, made from a single year's harvest, stands apart from non-vintage brut, which most often blends several harvests.
For a Couple or a Family: Count the Glasses
The number of bottles depends on who will drink them. A 750 ml bottle pours about six glasses. For a couple, a box of two or three bottles can be shared over several dinners for two, so no open bottle waits too long.
For a family that gathers in numbers, think about the format: a 1.5-liter magnum, the equivalent of two bottles, pours about a dozen glasses and makes a centerpiece on the table. Large formats generally age more slowly than a standard bottle, so a magnum can wait for a big occasion.
Several Vintages: For Someone Who Can Wait
A box with several vintages of the same wine asks for space and patience from the person who receives it. Save it for someone who keeps their wines and has a place to store them. Check the box's product page for the vintages included and how long they will keep, when that is stated.
For someone just getting into wine, choose wines that are ready to drink: the gap between two vintages means more to a practiced palate.
Wine Gift Box Questions: Light Drinkers, Gift Notes and Housewarmings
What wine gift box should you give someone who drinks little?
For someone who drinks little, give a box of two or three bottles that they can open at their own pace. A box with a fortified wine works too: thanks to its alcohol and sugar, it generally keeps longer than a dry wine once open.
What should you write in the note that comes with a wine gift box?
In the note that comes with a wine gift box, say why you chose it for that person: a region they love, a shared memory, a meal ahead. Add a practical tip, such as which wine to serve chilled or which bottle can wait a few years.
What wine gift box should you bring to a housewarming?
For a housewarming, bring a box of six bottles of ready-to-drink wines. Your hosts can open one that evening and keep the others for their first dinners in the new home, without wondering how long each bottle can wait.
Where can you buy a wine gift box direct from the winemaker?
You can buy a wine gift box direct from the winemaker on Avenue des Vins. The wine comes to you directly from the producer who made it.
See also: Gift boxes - Wines for gifts - Champagne