Looking for a sneaky little bottle (or two) to soundtrack your summer? Pierre Aubry’s seasonal wine cellar has got you covered, popping up over the summer months with low-intervention gems from eco-conscious winemakers! After a career detour as a sales rep, he now spends his time hunting down bottles that keep chemicals firmly at bay, neatly lining his metal racks with finds like Pinot Gris Aussi, a pure pinot gris from the Coteaux-d’Ancenis by Bernard and Benoît Landron (€12.90 a bottle); Sanguine, a skin-contact grolleau gris and cabernet franc from Les Justices (€14); Les Collines de Vaux, a Bourgogne-Côtes-d’Auxerre red from Domaine d’Édouard (€21.90); or a trousseau from Domaine de la Renardière in the Jura (€33.90). Pierre is more than happy to pour a few glasses (€3 each) or pop a bottle (with a €7 corkage fee) at the lone table out front – and, thankfully, he’s also opened a second location in Nantes to keep thirsts quenched the rest of the year. · Scotty Lard

THE BULLET-PROOF BOTTLE: Nagori 2 by Catherine and Hervé Bourdon (€30), former owners of the Petit Hôtel du Grand Large in Portivy, who vinify chenin grapes grown on the peninsula alongside Lise and Bertrand Jousset.