Wines and References

Ad fines produces three wines, two vintages, Domitilla and Caius, and a second wine named Gracchus.

Several tastings by renowned journalists, including Robert Parker, Bernard Burtschy, and other professional tastings have shown the depth of Ad Fines wines and their durability over time, the hallmark of exceptional wines.

Our wines are also present on great three Michelin starred tables, including Pierre Gagnaire.

Evocative of a Côte-Rotie, the sublime 2006 Domitilla is a deep ruby/purple color with a sweet nose of raspberries, black currants, and bacon fat with a touch of lavender. This wine is ripe, opulent, and round...
Robert Parker, 2009 edition.

Domitilla

Domitilla is characterized by a great aromatic finesse and is affordable from 3 to 4 years after bottling. Marked by notes of a noble breeding in its youth (slightly toasted and fresh wood notes), it develops floral, black fruit and smoke notes characteristic of the great serines, with a beautiful minerality.

Caius

Caius is a wine for aging, which requires a little waiting to integrate its noble austerity characteristic of the great Cabernet Sauvignon, often 4 to 5 years after bottling. Its color is dark and deep, the aromatic notes are marked by the notes of jammy black fruits (blackcurrant, blueberry), toasted, notes of dried flowers.

Gracchus

Gracchus is a more accessible wine in its youth, with a fruity expression of plum, cocoa, black cherry, and a supple, easy, round mouthfeel, and yet good aging potential.