Mas Blanch i Jove Sao Rosat

$23.99

Costers del Segre is situated on the rugged western border of Priorat, sitting at 700 metres above sea level. The winery also serves as an art gallery with works of various artists scattered about the property. All the grapes are organically farmed and the wines are made with as little intervention as possible. It's a Garnacha/Syrah blend that sees six hours of skin contact prior to a slow 20-day fermentation. It's a full-bodied style, ideal when you you feel like red wine but it's 30 degrees outside.

Mas Blanch i Jove Petit Sao

$22.39

This is an extension of our love for Sao wines. This wine is their entry-level version, which is perfect for any day of the week. A blend of 50% Tempranillo, 30% Grenache, and 20% Cabernet Sauvignon, that offers great versatility. Aromas of ripe red fruits (strawberry and cherry) with subtle notes of violets. Clean, penetrating fruit flavours of red berry fruit, considerable body balanced by the acidity, elegant, finish and substantial length. Great on its own, but also tasty with tapas, fattier seafood and pasta. A KWM Exclusive!

Trossos Llum D`Alba Blanco

$34.39

The arid vineyards of Priorat, about a 90-minute drive from Barcelona, produce some of the most sought-after Spanish red wines. Meaty and full-bodied with dark red berries and earthy spice. This is one of our best-selling red wines, and sales go up drastically when the weather cools. It's a blend of 85% Garnacha (aka Grenache) and 15% Cabernet Sauvignon. The vines grow on steep, rocky terraces and face challenging, dry conditions and high temperatures. The harsh climate makes for unique, concentrated wines with real complexity, however. Trossos del Priorats farm their land utilizing organic viticultural practices.

There is very little white wine produced in Priorat, but one taste of this and you'll wonder why. It's a blend of Viognier, Grenache Blanc and Macabeau. Expect notes of passion fruit, ripe pineapple, white peach, citrus, thyme and tart grapefruit. A medium-bodied wine with some beautiful acidity and structure. Perfect with roast chicken.

Casaretti Bardolino Classico La Nogara

$20.79

A charming and refgreshing little bodied red wine that is perfect for any occasion. Bright ruby colour, with notes of summer berries, vegetation and a slight floral herbaceousness finish. Just like other wines from this corner of Itlay, expect a bright acidity, soft tannins and a elegant finish. You can serve this wine slightly chilled, and it best pairs with antipasti and white meats. 

Jura 18 Year

$123.24

Part of the Isle of Jura Distillery's newly revamped lineup, the Jura 18 year old is bottled at 44% ABV. It has been aged in for 18 years old in American White Oak ex-Bourbon Barrels and finished in Grand Cru Bourdeaux wine casks.

Producer Description

"On Jura, our tiny island community finds time stretched by the changing seasons and tempered by the unique microclimate. Each passing year brings its own riches. Matured for eighteen long years in American White Oak ex bourbon barrels, this whisky is then beautifully enriched by superior Premier Grand Cru Classé Bordeaux red wine barriques from the South of France. The result is an incredibly rich and fruity whisky, with flavours of cooked raspberries, warm spice, rich caramel and crème anglaise."

Berry's Sherry Cask Blended Malt

$56.94

Looking for big, jammy sherried whisky? Of course you are. Everybody is. Fruit compote, rich spice, deep threads of chocolate and a surprisingly gentle nuttiness. In short, textbook shrried malt. There are only two reasons this one is priced the way it is: 1) it's an independent bottling and 2) it's a blended malt. Whisky aficionados know those things are nothing but words, however, and one taste will serve to assure that the juice in the jug is just as good as (or better than) you'd imagine.  

44.2% abv

Producer Tasting Note

Bouquet: Sherry prominence with secondary resinous and prune like notes. Invitingly seductive.

Palate: Well balanced fruit on a Sherry bed. Wonderfully satisfying and fulfilling.

Finish: Long, lingering Sherry delight

Durigutti Cabernet Franc

$18.74

Brothers Héctor and Pablo were born in Mendoza, the cradle of Argentinian wine, and grew up together surrounded by wine culture. Their childhood was linked to a sensory world with aromas, ingredients, and flavours that, over time, led them to the winemaking path in Mendoza. Hector started at Alto Las Hormigas at the age of 15 and has completed 25 projects at various well-known wineries, learning old-world techniques and agriculture. Pablo started at La Rural, a winery now owned by Catena, and they began their final journey in 2002, starting with a small family winery with the brothers assuming the dual role of owners/winemakers. In 2008 they moved into an old recovered winery (Las Compuertas) and by 2010 their wines started receiving accolades in the wine press, including their 2008 Malbec which made the Wine Spectator's Top 100. A few years ago they introduced the Las Compuretas range of wines produced from their oldest vineyards.

Grosjean Petite Arvine

$34.44

Valle d'Aosta is an Alpine region in North-West Italy known for expressive and mineral-focused wines. The first authentic records, found in the historic archive of the Valle d'Osta, state that the first appearance of the Grosjean Family name was around the 16th century. Originally from Switzerland, the Petite Arvine grape has adapted well to the valley’s conditions. Introduced to the region during the 1970s, it occupied the central part of the valley and was planted at an altitude between 600 and 900 metres above sea level. It has become well suited to their draining steep mountainsides. A recent study shows that the Petite Arvine seems to have a close link to the native Prié Blanc grape. Try it with appetizers, white fish and poultry.

Grosjean Tzeriat Pinot Noir

$36.39

A border-blurring winery from Northern Italy, this 100% organic producer is a high-altitude vineyard specialist from the Valle d'Aosta. The wines are brimming with personality. The Grosjean Pinot Noir is as engaging as it is disorienting to those of us more familiar with French Pinot Noir. This medium-bodied red quickly reveals fresh wild berry notes, tempered by well-integrated tannins. An easy pairing with meats and cheeses - try it alongside your next charcuterie spread!

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