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Terraced vineyards in autumn above Lake Geneva, with mountains behind
Lake Geneva, on the road up to the Valais

From the steep side of Europe

We import directly from 38 small family producers in the French Jura, the Swiss Valais and the Austrian Tyrol, for distributors, shops and restaurants in fourteen states.

38family producers
3mountain regions
14states with distribution
210wines and spirits
The book

This season's book

Filter by region or style and tick what you'd like to taste. Prices are FOB New York for distributors; shops and restaurants order through their local distributor, or straight from us in New York.

Showing 10 of 210 · this season
WineGrapeSizeFOBSample
Savagnin Ouillé 2022Domaine Vellerin · Jura, France
Savagnin750 ml$21per bottle
Trousseau 2023Domaine Vellerin · Jura, France
Trousseau750 ml$19per bottle
Poulsard 2023Domaine Vellerin · Jura, France
Poulsard750 ml$18per bottle
Vin Jaune 2017Domaine Vellerin · Jura, France
Savagnin, under voile620 ml clavelin$48per bottle
Fendant 2024Cave Hauteroche · Valais, Switzerland
Chasselas750 ml$16per bottle
Petite Arvine 2023Cave Hauteroche · Valais, Switzerland
Petite Arvine750 ml$24per bottle
Cornalin 2022Cave Hauteroche · Valais, Switzerland
Cornalin750 ml$27per bottle
Williams Pear BrandyBrennerei Lindtal · Tyrol, Austria
40% ABV500 ml$29per bottle
Apricot BrandyBrennerei Lindtal · Tyrol, Austria
42% ABV500 ml$31per bottle
Gentian Root SpiritBrennerei Lindtal · Tyrol, Austria
43% ABV500 ml$34per bottle
A squat clavelin bottle of Domaine Vellerin Vin Jaune 2017, golden wine behind a cream label, on dark slate
From the book · Domaine Vellerin

Six years in the making

Vin Jaune is Savagnin left in barrels that are never topped up. A film of wild yeast, the voile, grows over the wine and guards it for at least five years, and it can't leave the cellar until six years and three months after harvest. It tastes of walnut, curry spice and salt, and the law allows one bottle for it: the 62 cl clavelin.

Under the veil
66 months
Bottles made
1,840
Our allocation
240
Sell sheet
The producers

Three places most importers never reach

Jura, France

Domaine Vellerin

“We still taste every barrel under the veil twice a year. Some never make it to Vin Jaune.” Hélène Vellerin, third generation.

Grapes
Savagnin, Trousseau, Poulsard
In our book
12 wines
Farming
Organic, by hand
Sell sheet
Valais, Switzerland

Cave Hauteroche

“One terrace wall falls every winter. We rebuild it by spring, stone by stone.” Marc Hauteroche, on a Petite Arvine rarely seen in the US.

Grapes
Chasselas, Petite Arvine, Cornalin
In our book
8 wines
Farming
Sustainable, terraced
Sell sheet
Tyrol, Austria

Brennerei Lindtal

A two-person distillery in a side valley. They pick the pears themselves, and dig gentian root by hand on the high pastures every September.

Spirits
Pear, apricot, gentian
In our book
6 spirits
Stills
Copper, wood-fired
Sell sheet
A hillside village above the vines on Lake Geneva
Lake Geneva, an hour west of Hauteroche
Bottles resting on their sides in a stone cellar
Library bottles in our Brooklyn tasting room
For distributors, shops and restaurants

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  1. Fill a sample cratePick up to twelve wines from the book and tell us your state.
  2. Taste with our teamWe send pricing, tech sheets and samples within the week.
  3. Order through your distributorOr through us directly in New York, where we hold the license.
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About Aldermoss

Aldermoss began with one trip to Arbois and a car boot full of wine nobody back home had tasted. Today we import from 38 small family estates in the Jura and the Alps, and still visit every one of them before a bottle goes in the book.

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