Vintage & Style
1944 was a difficult vintage, shaped by war, erratic weather, and very limited winemaking resources. Spring was fair, but summer swung between heat and rain, making ripening inconsistent. Reds are light, acidic, and often disjointed. Whites are dry, tense, and sometimes thin. A fragile, technical year with quality highly dependent on terroir and human effort under pressure.

By Region
Burgundy: lean reds, sharp whites
Bordeaux: weak and vegetal
Rhône Valley: rustic and uneven
Loire: brisk and simple
Alsace: dry and modest
Champagne: acidic, low expression

To Know
1944 is more a year of memory than great wines. A few rare bottles, well preserved, speak more to history than viticulture.

Signature
1944 expresses silent resilience: humble wines made through hardship.