JournalSeasonal notes19 August 20265 min
Notes from the cellar
Our head sommelière on growers, patience, and why our zero-proof pairing takes three weeks to make.

The cellar sits in the old crypt, at a steady twelve degrees. Noor buys mostly from families who farm a few hectares and make wine the way their grandparents did, with a little more care.
The zero-proof pairing is her other obsession. Ferments start three weeks before a menu launches. Some fail. The ones that survive are layered with teas, verjus and pressed fruit until they hold up against a duck jus.
“The glass should make you want the next bite.”


Both pairings follow the same principle: the glass should make you want the next bite.