Domaine de Marquiliani Vin de Corse Gris de Pauline 2025 Lanson Rose Champagne more ethereal twin to her

more ethereal twin to her Gris de Pauline — paler still

Serious wine that rewards contemplation

but the Cazes family at Lynch-Bages — the Fifth Growth red that long ago outgrew its classification — has been making a small

soulful red that proves you don't need a prestigious appellation to shine

Domaine de Marquiliani Vin de Corse Gris de Pauline 2025 Lanson Rose Champagne more ethereal twin to herAnne Amalric's Domaine de Marquiliani makes some of Corsica's most coveted ross tiny production, fanatical detail, and a style that's barely there pale, ethereal, and impossibly elegant. The Gris de Pauline is the deeper, more textured of the two cuves, built around the island's indigenous grapes Sciaccarellu (~80%) with Vermentinu and a splash of Syrah for a wine that whispers wild herbs, white peach, and salty Mediterranean breeze. The kind of