Lesar Restaurant

Champagne from a specific year, offering a unique expression of the vintage. Fine bubbles and complex aromas of fruit and brioche. Ideal for celebrating a special occasion.

Elegant and balanced Champagne, from a renowned house. Fresh and mineral notes with a good length on the palate. Perfect as an aperitif or with seafood.

Natural sparkling wine, dry and lively. No added sugar, it purely expresses the fruit. Very refreshing.

Alsace sparkling wine, dry and straightforward (zero added sugar). Floral and fruity notes typical of the region. A refined alternative to Champagne.

Dry white wine from the Loire, Sauvignon grape. Lively, with aromas of citrus and white flowers. Pairs well with goat cheese.

Natural white wine, Vin de France. Atypical profile, often cloudy and on pure fruit. An authentic experience without artifice.

Alsace Gewurztraminer, aromatic wine with notes of lychee and spices. Rich and fragrant texture. Pairs well with spicy cuisine.

Touraine Sauvignon Blanc by a renowned winemaker. Precise, mineral, and taut. Ideal with fish.

White wine from Burgundy, Chardonnay grape. Known for its minerality and 'flinty' freshness. An elegant classic.

Natural white wine, limited production. Free expression of the terroir, often surprising and lively. To be discovered by natural wine lovers.

Loire Chenin Blanc, special cuvée. Rich and complex, with notes of ripe fruit. Beautiful structure on the palate.

Biodynamic Alsace Riesling. Dry, crisp, and lemony with beautiful minerality. The ideal companion for sauerkraut or seafood.

Great white wine from Alsace from a legendary estate. Powerful, deep, and capable of aging. Complex terroir aromas.

Northern Rhône white wine (Marsanne/Roussanne). Floral, round, and elegant. A hidden gem appellation to discover.

Exceptional Loire Chenin Blanc. Dry yet full-bodied, with great aromatic complexity. A gastronomic wine.

Alsace Grand Cru Riesling, the pinnacle of Alsace. Intense granite minerality, saline and long on the palate. A wine of great class.

Great white wine from Burgundy (Meursault). Buttery, nutty, and rich, with a creamy texture typical of the appellation.

Orange wine (macerated white wine). Amber color, with light tannins and notes of orange peel and spices. A surprising natural wine.

Loire red wine, light and fruity. From the Côt (Malbec) grape. Notes of black fruits and sweet spices.

Gourmet red wine from the Rhône Valley. As its name suggests, it bursts with crunchy red fruits. Immediate pleasure.

Red wine from the South of France. Sunny and generous, with notes of garrigue and ripe fruit. Supple structure.

Natural red wine, lively and energetic. No added sulfites, it offers pure, wild fruit. May have a slight effervescence.

Red wine from Morocco, a collaboration between a Rhône winemaker and a local estate. Spicy, warm, and structured Syrah.

Red wine from the Rhône Valley (Cru Cairanne). Powerful, full-bodied, and rich in aromas of black fruits and Provençal herbs.

Beaujolais Cru (Gamay). Structured and mineral wine thanks to the quartz soil. Elegant with floral and red fruit notes.

Classic Burgundy Pinot Noir. Light, delicate with aromas of cherry and undergrowth. Fine and silky tannins.

Vacqueyras red wine (Rhône). Intense, robust, and spicy. A wine of character with notes of candied black fruits.

Northern Rhône Syrah (Saint-Joseph). Peppery, elegant, and refined. Violet and bacon aromas typical of the appellation.

Prestigious Northern Rhône appellation. Very fine, complex, and aromatic Syrah. Smoky and floral notes.

Great wine from the Southern Rhône Valley. Powerful, complex, and warm. Blend of grenache and other southern grape varieties.

Rosé from Morocco, fresh and fruity. Syrah pressed directly for a pale color and delicate aromas.

Loire rosé made from Cabernet Franc. Dry, lively with notes of small red fruits. Very refreshing.

Glass of vintage Champagne. Fine bubbles and complex flavors of brioche and fruit.

Glass of dry and lively white wine (Sauvignon). Citrus notes.

Glass of natural white wine. Fruity and authentic profile.

Glass of orange wine. Macerated white wine with a light tannic structure and notes of spice.

Glass of Chablis (Chardonnay). Fresh, mineral, and elegant.

Glass of Alsace Riesling. Dry and mineral with beautiful citrus notes.

Glass of light Loire red wine (Côt/Malbec). Fruity and easy to drink.

Glass of gourmet red wine, focused on crunchy red fruit.

Glass of natural red wine. Lively, unadorned, fruity.

Glass of Burgundy Pinot Noir. Light, silky, and aromatic.

Glass of Chinon rosé (Cabernet Franc). Fresh and fruity.