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From soil to table
Portfolio
Anjou Blanc (Pascal Biotteau)
2024 · 2023
Anjou Rouge (Pascal Biotteau)
2023
Beaujolais-Villages (Marine Descombes)
2022
Bordeaux Blanc (Jean Marc Barthez)
2025 · 2024
Bordeaux Rouge (Jean Marc Barthez)
2022 · 2020
Buzet (Christophe Avi)
2020
Cahors (Odile Delpon)
2022
Chignin (Benjamin Ravier)
2023 · 2022
Costières de Nîmes (Pierre Vidal)
2024
Coteaux du Giennois Blanc (Alice Berthier)
2024 · 2023
Douro (Filipe Ferreira)
2022
Gaillac Perlé (Nathalie Larroque)
2023 · 2022
Gaillacoise Pet-Nat (Remi Larroque)
2022
MTW Agenais Rosé (Christophe Avi)
2025
MTW Castilla y León (Pedro Gonzalez Mittelbrun)
2024 · 2023
MTW Côtes de Gascogne (Olivier Gessler)
2025 · 2024
MTW Veneto Frizzante (Sofia Brescia)
Manchuela (Rus Jimenez)
2020
Muscadet Sèvre-et-Maine (Jacqueline Delaunay)
2024
Navarra (Maria Cruz Garcia)
2024
Sicilia Bianco (Clara Sala)
2025 · 2024
Sicilia Rosso (AnnaMaria Sala)
2025
Touraine Blanc (Luc Poullain)
2024
Valençay (Sophie Siadou)
2023
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Mary Taylor Wine’s presence in the graph: its wines, the venues that carry them, and its US importer. Where a link isn’t resolved yet, it shows as a dashed placeholder (the shape of the model, ahead of the data).
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