Val d'Oca Colbertaldo Prosecco
$34.99
Val d’Oca is one of the oldest, leading producers of Prosecco. Their sparkling wines are made with the Glera grape which is cultivated (by hand) and vinified in the hills of Valdobbiadene. The famous Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG was born here, and it is now considered the benchmark for quality in the region. Val d’Oca also produces Prosecco DOC coming from lands in the province of Treviso. Rive is a sub-zone, a quality site that is demarked to distinguish certain areas for Prosecco production. This Rive is from Colbertaldo, generally regarded as the top site for Glera grapes. This wine is ‘Extra Dry,’ which in Italian wine law means that it has a slight amount of sweetness.
Poggio al Sole Trittico
$31.99
Fantastic value from the famous Poggio al Sole winery in Tuscany, Italy. A versatile red wine that pairs with everything from pasta with tomato sauce to takeout pizza loaded with cheese and toppings. Sangiovese wines are made to go with food, and this one is no exception. It's a blend of 70% sangiovese, 15% merlot, and 15% cabernet sauvignon, meaning it's a youthful Super-Tuscan! Bright purple, good structure, juicy, silky soft tannins, caressing and elegant on the palate, subtle, lasting finish. Try with baked cannelloni, pizza, or a fresh tomato salad Organic and vegan friendly!
Coca i Fito Jaspi Negre
$33.99
A Kensington Wine Market exclusive! This red DO Montsant wine is made to satisfy a wide range of palates. Here's the blend: 45% Grenache (20 to 90-year-old vines) 25% Carignan (50 to 80-year-old vines) 15% Cabernet Sauvignon (15 to 25-year-old vines) 15% Syrah (15 to 22-year-old vines). Three months in French and American oak barrels and one year underground in concrete tanks gives the wine minerality and soft velvety tannins. Ripe red and black fruit flavours meet a spicy and herbaceous finish in this fun blend.
A great partner for pizza with Gorgonzola cheese and parma ham, rich vegetarian and tomato sauce fare, burgers, chilli and of course on its own!
Paolo Leo Primitivo
$27.99
This ancient Puglian varietal is well adapted to the warm dry climate and frequent sea breezes of the Salento appellation. The Primitivo grown by Paolo Leo is bold yet structured resulting in a medium-bodied wine with smooth tannins and fruity flavour. Pair with cured meats, aged cheeses, roasts, and well-seasoned tomato-based sauces. The 2025 vintage shows the lineage to California zinfandel with its juicy, spicy profile. Great Value!
Peregrins Petit Chablis Beauregard
$52.99
Domaine Peregrins is a small artisinal Chablis producer ownd by Eléonore Moreau, who also serves as winemaker. This Chablis is from a single vineyard site from 50-year-old vines, exhibting classic notes of minerality, citrus and stone fruits. As is the case with most Chablis, it's unoaked, allowing the freshness and minerality to come to the forefront.
Poggio al Sole Primavera Rosado
$30.99
Poggio al Sole lies in the very heart of Tuscany, in the glorious countryside between Florence and Siena, between the towns of Tavarnelle Val di Pesa and Greve in Chianti. Documents in the archives of the ancient abbey of Badia a Passignano nearby testify to the claim that wine and wine oil were produced on this estate as early as the 12th century.
This beautiful rosado is made from pure Sangiovese grapes; it's fresh, fruity and deliciously easy to drink. Serve as an aperitif, or with roast chicken, roast turkey, perhaps some salmon or a charcuterie platter. As for the winery, Poggio al Sole lies in the very heart of Tuscany, in that famous, glorious countryside between Florence and Siena. Organic and Vegan friendly!
Mayu Carmenere Gran Reserva
$21.99
Originally from France's Bordeaux region, carmenere has become Chile's flagship red wine grape. Mayu Carménère Gran Reserva is made from 100% carmenere, a delicious red with plush black fruit on the palate with notes of pipe tobacco and espresso on the finish. The grapes are from the warmest part of the Elqui Valley located at the entrance of Vicuña at an altitude of 650m (2130 feet). The wine is fermented in stainless steel tanks and partially aged in new oak barrels. Best paired with hearty meat dishes and mature cheeses.
Mayu Sauvignon Blanc
$19.99
This is one terrific buy! Viña Mayu was established in 2005, branching off from the Elqui Valley’s first fine wine producer that started up in 1998. Mauro Olivier was one of the pioneers, planting vines for fine wine production and sourcing grapes from different vineyards in the valley. He started working in his family's vineyards at a young age and spent some time working in Pisco production (the national Chilean spirit, made from white wine). In 2000, he planted the first Carménère and Syrah vines in the valley. Five years later, in 2005, he decided it was time to embark on his own wine project, creating the Mayu label. Mayu is an ancient INCA name for the Milky Way, literally meaning "creek of stars." Mayu's Sauvignon Blanc is an intensely aromatic dry white wine with ripe gooseberry, citrus and apple fruit flavours with crisp acidity. It's best served with white fish and shellfish, and can also be enjoyed as a refreshing aperitif. This Sauvignon Blanc shows an opulent character, nice fruit expression, length and complexity.
Kloof Street Old Vine Chenin
$29.99
Much like the Loire region in France, Chenin Blanc tends to thrive in parts of South Africa and as such it is widely planted, yielding some excellent results. This 100% Chenin Blanc (or Steen as it is sometimes called locally) comes from the Swartland region. It is produced by the Mullineux family and it is fermented in both tanks and used French oak barrels to create a balanced wine with both silkiness and acidity. Great value in a crisp summer white.
Try pairing this versatile Chenin Blanc with Gruyère cheese, veal parmigiana, Chinese take-out, smoked salmon, or even turkey dinner.