I just had an awesome bottle of Mondeuse at Tabla. The Mediterranean bistro features seriously drool-worthy tapas and a fabulously exhuberant staff. But what is Mondeuse, you may ask? Mondeuse Noir is a playful red grape whose made it's home in Savoy, France, where it is often blended with Gamay, Pinot, and the lesser known Poulsard. These bright, temperately tannic wines are full of uplifting aromas---I smell blueberries and violets and my heart starts swirling with the romance of the French countryside. Oh mon dieu, j'aime le Vin de Savoie!
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