New Arrivals
| 2022 Alexander Zahel Original On Sale for $23.99 | Vienna / Austria 100% Gruner Veltliner Zahel’s vineyards are located around the city of Vienna and his single plot, Goldberg, features 45 year-old vines planted at relatively high elevations for the region. Farming is all conducted using biodynamic principles and the resulting wine is fermented using indigenous yeast. |
| 2023 Thacher Shell Creek On Sale for $27.99 | Paso Robles / California 100% Chenin Blanc Sourced from own-rooted vines planted in the 1970’s, Thacher’s Shell Ridge Chenin Blanc offers the classic honey and citrus fruit flavors one expects from the varietal. Thacher is a small producer making only 4,500 cases in total. |
| 2023 Delille Chaleur White On Sale for $24.99 | Columbia Valley / Washington 69% Sauvignon Blanc, 31% Semillon Inspired by Bordeaux, Delille produces Chaleur White from five top quality vineyards scattered throughout the Columbia Valley. The wine is barrel fermented in 90% French Oak (60% new) and 10% stainless steel and left on its lees for 7 months. |
| 2022 Pertinace Langhe On Sale for $19.99 | Langhe / Piedmont / Italy 100% Nebbiolo Sourced from young vines located in and around the greater Barbaresco zone, the Pertinace is aged for 9 – 12 months in large Slavonian oak casks. Typical Nebbiolo aromas and flavors of rose and red cherry abound. |
| 2022 Feraud Les Claux Guillard On Sale for $21.99 | Southern Rhone Valley / France 100% Grenache Sourced from an old parcel located in the village of Lirac, Feraud’s Claux Guillard is a textbook example of the Grenache varietal. Spicy and juicy, this medium weight red showcases the sunny, dry conditions of its origin. |
| 2016 Cambon La Pelouse Rouge On Sale for $23.99 | Haut Médoc / Bordeaux / France 50% Merlot, 35% Cabernet Sauvignon, 15% Petit Verdot The Grand Vin of Cambon la Pelouse is produced from 35 year-old vines located between the properties of Giscours (Margaux) and Cantemerle (Haut-Medoc). Featuring a silky texture and forward ripe fruit, this is a bottling to enjoy now and over the next 2-3 years. |