Maison Louis Bellevue French Red
Southern Rhone reds, stocked small in Commack, poured with dinner.
The story behind Maison Louis Bellevue
These are southern Rhone reds, the warm, generous side of French wine. Chateauneuf Du Pape is the famous village appellation, built mostly on Grenache with Syrah and Mourvedre alongside, and it drinks full and spicy with dark fruit and a little garrigue herb. Cotes Du Rhone is the broader regional red, same grape family, lighter on the wallet and easy at the table.
We keep Maison Louis Bellevue on our French red shelf here in Commack, one or two bottles at a time. Small allocation, honest prices, and a merchant who will tell you which one fits your dinner.
Explore the Maison Louis Bellevue range
Two southern Rhone reds from the same label, one village level and one regional, both 750mL.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maison Louis Bellevue Chateauneuf Du Pape 750mL | French Red | 750mL | Full bodied Grenache blend, dark fruit, pepper, warm herb finish |
| Maison Louis Bellevue Cotes Du Rhone 750mL | French Red | 750mL | Round everyday Rhone red, red plum, soft tannin, food friendly |
Which Maison Louis Bellevue is right for you?
The Chateauneuf Du Pape is 35.99 a bottle, which is fair money for a village appellation red, and it is in stock now. The Cotes Du Rhone is 15.99 and currently sold out, so ask us and we will tell you when it lands. One or two bottles each, so call ahead if you want to hold one.
Enough body and spice to stand up to lamb or braised beef.
Everyday Rhone red at a price that keeps dinner simple.
Maison Louis Bellevue cocktails and pairings
Serve both slightly below room temperature, opened a half hour ahead, with hearty food.