Where to Buy Wine on the French Riviera: VinAzur
Taste · The Riviera Grapevine · Wines and Spirits of ProvenceLast year I sat out an entire vintage due to my pregnancy (it was easily worth it, of course, and I’ve been catching up since baby grape’s arrival). Just because I wasn’t drinking, however, didn’t mean I didn’t go out and it was at a tasting at the sadly now closed Nice Wine that I met Damien Dubus, the Owner and MD of VinAzur and the veritable Mr Rosé of the Côte d’Azur….Continue reading here for the full story on his vision to bring top wines from small producers to your table .
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