A grape named after Ferdinand Foch, Marshall of the French Army and Commander-in-chief of the Allied Forces, who signed the Armistice ending WWI in 1918. With its Gamay heritage, Maréchal Foch produces a wine reminiscent of a fine Beaujolais. 

This off-dry, unoaked red that is beautifully balanced with rich notes of black and red berries is our #1 selling wine for SEVEN years. 

Residual Sugar: 1.8%

Fermentation: Traditional, on skins. 

Oak: None. 

Food Pairings: Roast pork, balsamic salads. Wonferful with goat cheese or mushrooms. Pizza. 

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Awards

• GOLD, 90 Points 2026 Los Angeles International Wine Comp. 
• GOLD, 2025 Finger Lakes International Wine Comp.
• GOLD, 2025 New York Wine Classic