Clos Saint-Andre, Pomerol, 2019 Champagne Celebration 2025 It's a Kentucky straight rye

It's a Kentucky straight rye aged six years in heavily charred new oak

or in classic cocktails like the Italian Greyhound

The nose opens with a vivid bouquet of red fruit—cherry

mostly used

Clos Saint-Andre, Pomerol, 2019 Champagne Celebration 2025 It's a Kentucky straight ryeClos Saint Andr is one of the smallest estates in all of Pomerol, a single hectare run as a one man show by Jean Claude Desmarty. Vines were first planted here in 1923 by his great grandmother Alice Desmarty, who sold her wines to local merchants as part of a polyculture farm. Jean Claude is the first in the family to bottle estate Pomerol under the Clos Saint Andr name, beginning with the 2004 vintage, and he calls himself a gardener rather than a