Vines farmed cleanly
We select wines from organic, biodynamic or natural farming. That is the baseline: no synthetic chemicals in the vineyards we stand behind.
Our method
No industrial catalogue, no algorithm: a hand-picked selection, bottle by bottle, by people who know the winemakers behind the labels.

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Our criteria
We select wines from organic, biodynamic or natural farming. That is the baseline: no synthetic chemicals in the vineyards we stand behind.
Only independent, human-scale winemakers we know personally. No brands, no industrial negociants.
A cuvée only makes it onto the shelf if it convinced us glass in hand. A spec sheet is never enough: the tasting decides.
We have to be able to tell you who made the wine: Chandon de Briailles, a family estate since 1834, or Maxime Magnon, settled since 2002 on 15 hectares of old vines in Villeneuve-les-Corbieres. Nine partner estates, every one of them met and visited — that is what we pass on at the counter.
In practice
At L'Amicale, Guillaume and Florent select the cuvées with the same drive: sharing wines that carry a story, a terroir and committed people behind the label. They favour direct purchases from the estates and lasting relationships with the winemakers whenever possible.
Tasting remains the starting point. A spec sheet is never enough: we taste, we talk, we take the time to understand what the wine expresses and how it was made.
Every reference is then documented in “La Bible”, our in-house catalogue: the estate's history, the terroir, the pairings we genuinely recommend. No copy-pasted supplier sheets.
Finally, the online catalogue is synchronised with aggregate stock across our two locations. An item marked as available is held in at least one of them; pickup takes place at the Shop. Come see us or contact us before visiting.
Behind every bottle, there is first a person. If we can't tell you about the people who make it, it has no place on our shelves.
Guillaume & Florent
Co-founders of L'Amicale du Raisin
The method proves itself glass in hand: drop by the cellar or join one of our tasting evenings.