Cathy corison is Napa royalty and her cabs are among the best imo.
vic39
Corison I believe was started by a female winemaker.
Horsegrapes
Buy a case of Leroy lol
lawrotzr
Hippolyte Reverdy is amazing Sancerre. There Hippolyte’s cousin (Julie) took over the company. In the US it’s imported by Kermit Lynch. If you get your hands on it, buy the oak aged version (Cuvée Ortus).
Also nice wines and owned by women: Domaine de la Ribotte (Bandol), La Rose Poncet (Bordeaux).
braisedlambshank
Nice selection wherever you are. Palmento Costanzo (Sicily) is owned and operated by a mother and her daughter and make some lovely wines. I work for an importer that represents them.
Domaine Tempier wasn’t entirely female run but Lulu Peyraud had a hand in running the winery and making it as famous as it is. The winery named a cuvée after here (Cuvée Lulu). She died a few years ago.
instantbuddha1
Veuve Clicquot?
hermanouno
Check out Esmerelda Garcia in Castilla La Mancha. Lovely Verdejo wines from very old vines.
Also, in Champagne Elise Bougy is doing some great fizz!
flutergay
It’s not that popular in the U.S. but Jean Marc Millot is one of my favorite burgundy producers in the whole world and Alix is an amazing woman and winemaker.
feuergras
First Picture: Le Pupille, Poggio Valente. Owner is legendary Elisabetta Geppetti
CrateDane
Not in your picture, but Domaine du Cayron is run by three sisters (5th generation of the family business) and makes an excellent Gigondas.
moulinpoivre
A lot of great woman winemakers in California, too many to list actually and probably lots that I am not aware of. I would say that in CA it is close to 50/50 split for winemakers that are male/female at this point. It is much more male dominated industry in France still, but that is changing too.
Here are some great wines with woman winemakers: Hirsch Quintessa Marcessin Dalle Vella
mmarkmc
We have quite a few wineries owned by women and/or with women winemakers here in Paso Robles including Hubba, Little Soul, Pelletiere, Epoch, J Dusi, and Ulloa.
venividivitis
Why?
gangsta692
This is the best selection I’ve ever seen in a wine shop. I would only shop all my wine there. Where is this?
DogLovesGafs
Vajra! Francesca is amazing.
twolephants
Róisín Curley makes some lovely wines
not__a__consultant
Filipa Pato makes killer wines!
ShimanoRN
Altare for Barolo, Gianni Brunelli for Brunello
Wonderful-Nobody-303
Kelly Fox for USA Pinot. Amazing wines.
SyncRoSwim
Domaine Inès Lauverjat Sancerre Vieilles Vignes de 1947 is a lovely wine.
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Not sure if you’re looking specifically for producers represented in your photo but Giulia Negri makes fantastic barolo https://www.giulianegri.com/it/barologirl
Cathy corison is Napa royalty and her cabs are among the best imo.
Corison I believe was started by a female winemaker.
Buy a case of Leroy lol
Hippolyte Reverdy is amazing Sancerre. There Hippolyte’s cousin (Julie) took over the company. In the US it’s imported by Kermit Lynch. If you get your hands on it, buy the oak aged version (Cuvée Ortus).
Also nice wines and owned by women: Domaine de la Ribotte (Bandol), La Rose Poncet (Bordeaux).
Nice selection wherever you are.
Palmento Costanzo (Sicily) is owned and operated by a mother and her daughter and make some lovely wines. I work for an importer that represents them.
Domaine Tempier wasn’t entirely female run but Lulu Peyraud had a hand in running the winery and making it as famous as it is. The winery named a cuvée after here (Cuvée Lulu). She died a few years ago.
Veuve Clicquot?
Check out Esmerelda Garcia in Castilla La Mancha. Lovely Verdejo wines from very old vines.
Also, in Champagne Elise Bougy is doing some great fizz!
It’s not that popular in the U.S. but Jean Marc Millot is one of my favorite burgundy producers in the whole world and Alix is an amazing woman and winemaker.
First Picture: Le Pupille, Poggio Valente. Owner is legendary Elisabetta Geppetti
Not in your picture, but Domaine du Cayron is run by three sisters (5th generation of the family business) and makes an excellent Gigondas.
A lot of great woman winemakers in California, too many to list actually and probably lots that I am not aware of. I would say that in CA it is close to 50/50 split for winemakers that are male/female at this point. It is much more male dominated industry in France still, but that is changing too.
Here are some great wines with woman winemakers:
Hirsch
Quintessa
Marcessin
Dalle Vella
We have quite a few wineries owned by women and/or with women winemakers here in Paso Robles including Hubba, Little Soul, Pelletiere, Epoch, J Dusi, and Ulloa.
Why?
This is the best selection I’ve ever seen in a wine shop. I would only shop all my wine there. Where is this?
Vajra! Francesca is amazing.
Róisín Curley makes some lovely wines
Filipa Pato makes killer wines!
Altare for Barolo, Gianni Brunelli for Brunello
Kelly Fox for USA Pinot. Amazing wines.
Domaine Inès Lauverjat Sancerre Vieilles Vignes de 1947 is a lovely wine.
https://www.jubileewineselection.com/ines-lauverjat/
as an italian, i shiver when i see those prices for piemonte’s wines
not here but franciacorta annamaria clementi, she started one of the most important denominations in northern italy
Merry Edwards!
Is this from a shop in Studio City LA?
Collosorbo. Mother runs the business, one daughter runs the vineyard and one is the winemaker. Amazing brunello
Anne Sophie Dubois for Beaujolais
Sophie Schaal for Alsace
Arianna Occhipinti in Sicily
Chiara Condelo makes amazing Sangiovese in Emilia Romagna
Steininger in Austria
Christina in Austria
Schodl in Austria too, but it’s 3 siblings one of which is female
HER out of South Africa
Kelley Fox in Oregon
La garagista in vermont if you want natty US wine
Eden wines in Vermont as well if I recall correctly
Markham Vineyards, Napa Valley
Domaine Weinbach in Alsace is one of my favorites