Pinot noir is an unforgiving teacher. It reveals exactly what you’ve done—every gentle choice and every heavy hand. That’s why I ferment with native yeasts, avoid excessive new oak, and try to let the fruit tell me what it wants rather than the
Marchelle’s Old Vine Rosé of Carignane is more than just a wine—it’s a bridge between past and present, between California’s heritage vineyards and the classic wines of Provence. It is a reflection of our deep appreciation for history, craft