This French Holiday 3-Pack brings together three wines I personally love—each from a producer I deeply admire, and each chosen for how beautifully it fits the winter and holiday table.

2016 Gaston Chiquet “Special Club” 1er Cru Champagne 
Without hesitation, this is one of my favorite Champagne producers. Gaston Chiquet is a true Grower Champagne house—family-owned, estate-farmed, and focused on expressing village terroir rather than volume or branding.
The Special Club cuvée represents the pinnacle of their work: long aging, incredible precision, and a depth that only the very best growers achieve. This is Champagne for those who truly love Champagne—complex, layered, and celebratory without excess.

2024 Domaine Tempier Bandol Blanc – Provence
White Tempier is always special, and in winter it truly shines. Textural, mineral, and quietly powerful, this is a unique white wine that pairs effortlessly with rich seafood dishes, roasted poultry, or creamy winter fare. Elegant yet soulful—exactly the kind of white I love opening when the weather cools.

2021 Domaine de Courcel Pommard 1er Cru “Grand Clos des Épenots” – Burgundy
Pommard… honestly, who can go wrong with the birthplace of Pinot Noir?
This Premier Cru bottling offers depth, structure, and unmistakable Burgundian character. A serious yet refined wine that belongs at the holiday table—perfect alongside a roast or saved for a moment that deserves something truly special.

Whether you’re gifting or planning what to open and share for Christmas, this trio delivers heritage, terroir, and timeless French elegance in every bottle.