Stirm White
$34.99
A fun blend of Riesling, Chardonnay and Scheurebe.Dry, with notes of green apple and an intensely zippy minerality, with multitudes of white flowers on the nose. It is the perfect late-autumn sip; Drink on the porch, in front of the fire or with friends over dinner.
Richmond Plains Pinot Noir
$38.99
Certified Organic and Vegan! Richmond Plains is one of the leaders in creating organic and vegan wines in New Zealand. This authentic, earthy and berry-driven wine showcases what makes New Zealand Pinot Noir so appealing.
De Gregorio Perricone
$26.99
Also known as Pignatello, the Perricone grape is indigenous to northwest Sicily. It typically creates medium to full-bodied red wine.
Flores de Callejo
$25.99
Made from 100% Tinto Fino - AKA Tempranillo - picked from high-altitude vineyards near the village of Sotillo de la Ribera, the wine is fermented with natural yeast and aged for five months in barrel and tank before bottling.
That about sums it up, but since the producer's description has made some interesting choices in translating from Spanish to English, we have included it below:
Producer Description
Flores is the freshest and most primary expression of the Tinto Fino present in the village of Sotillo de la Ribera. It comes from clay-loam soils from our vineyards located between 830 and 850 m. altitude, fresh soils to show the funniest Tinto Fino.
Grosjean Tzeriat Pinot Noir
$55.99
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!
A KWM exclusive.
Bulliat Beaujolais Blanc
$30.99
The father-son team of Noël and Loïc Bulliat is currently in charge of the family estate. Loïc is the seventh generation to operate the domaine. There have been many changes with the acquisition of parcels since its creation in 1780, with vineyards now covering over almost 28 hectares distributed over eight appellations, including five “crus”, Morgon, Fleurie, Chénas, Chiroubles, and Moulin à Vent. Concern for the environment, respect for nature and the desire to express the terroir led the domaine towards the conversion to organic viticulture in 2010.
This crisp and lively Chardonnay seems purpose-built to convert anybody still firmly entrenched in the ABC (Anything But Chardonnay) movement. As the name Sur La Granit implies, this organic white wine boasts plenty of minerality and citrus zing to keep things interesting. Yet like most of father & son duo Noel & Loic Bulliat's wines, it remains in the 'dangerously crushable' category. Try pairing it with seafood salad, a light pesto pasta, or a bottle of Vignoble Bulliat's Beaujolais Rouge.
Mascorrubi Teulera Montonega
$27.99
This is a stunning wine! A white blend of Montongea, a grape only grown in Catalunya, and Garnatxa Blanca, it offers enticing notes of meyer lemons, lime, yellow apple, and a kiss of oak spice. With a bright minerality and medium body, this wine is perfect to sip alongside manchego, olives, wild caught salmon, and prawns. Do yourself a favour and pick up a bottle! A KWM exclusive!
Lapierre Morgon Magnum
$119.99
One of the most exciting producers in Beaujolais, Domaine Marcel Lapierre is now led by Marcel's son Mathieu. This organic, biodynamic Gamay is made with minimal intervention; the family was making excellent "natural wines" long before the term became trendy amongst wine aficionados. Pair this medium-to-light-bodied red with roast chicken or roast turkey. The magnum format will serve lots of friends at your next dinner party.
Durigutti Compuertas 5 Suelos
$35.99
After a precise soil composition study was completed, 5 wines were defined resulting from the 5 different soil profiles. Each wine is made in separate concrete eggs and then a final blend is determined. Using over 100-year-old vines helps to make this wine as delicious as it is. Lighter in style than your typical Malbec but still full of flavour and complexity.
In 2007 the brothers purchased their first 5 hectares of old vine Malbec vineyards. The original vineyard dates back to 1914. Over time they have built up to 25 hectares in total. With this dedication, they aspire to develop, along with other local producers who maintain their vineyards with pride, the stewardship to offset the encroaching urbanization.