Jose Palacios Bierzo Petalos
$37.99
Wow, major praise for the 2015 vintage from Robert Parker's Wine Advocate, which gave it 92+ points! The review: "The entry level 2015 Pétalos del Bierzo, their regional wine, in the new official category that will start working in the appellation from the 2017 vintage, a blend of many different vineyards planted with field blends, where the breakdown might come to some 5% white varieties (Valenciana/Doña Blanca, Godello and Palomino/Jerez) and around 1% other reds (Pan y Carne, Negrada and Gran Negro), all from vines ranging between 40 and 90 years of age on slopes (half of the grapes around the village of Corullón and the remainder in the rest of Bierzo). It's a showy, approachable, aromatic and open version of Pétalos, and as I tasted it later on in the season, it felt more polished and round, with a lush texture. It's extremely aromatic, in a way similar to the 2012. This is always one of the best values not only of Bierzo but for the whole of Spain." From one of Spain's top winemakers, Alvaro Palacios.
Mac Forbes Pinot Noir
$56.99
Mac Forbes has become one of the great champions of sub-regional expressions from the Yarra Valley. With a prime focus on chardonnay and pinot noir, Forbes set about mapping the intricacies of the Yarra through an array of prime sites that he leases and meticulously manages. It's bright, ethereal Yarra Valley red with a very moderate 11.5% alcohol. It features vibrant notes of wild cherry, cranberry, and summer florals, balanced by fine-grained tannins and a crisp, savory finish.
Calera Pinot Noir
$57.99
Calera Wine Company's history goes back 30 years, to when Josh Jensen fell in love with the wines of Burgundy and decided to turn that love into his life's work. This Central Coast Pinot Noir is bottled unfiltered. Ready to drink now, it is a wonderful red wine which will pair well with red game and turkey.
Hansel Estate Vineyard Pinot Noir 2020
$56.24
While the Estate Pinot Noir from Walter Hansel utilizes barrels of Pinot from a variety of Hansel-owned vineyards, the heart and soul (and a majority of the Pinot) is usually harvested by hand from the legendary Meadows vineyard. The result is a Pinot Noir that is very approachable yet complex even when young but can also reward you if cellared.
Vina Cobos Cabernet Sauvignon
$29.99
From one of North America's wine-making stars. Vina Cobos Winery resides at the foot of the Andes in semidesert terrain where grapes thrive under expert care. Paul Hobbs is the winemaker here. There's lots of flavour in this wine, which has a lovely bouquet of spice box, violets, and blackcurrants. Full-bodied and layered. Supple with excellent depth and a lengthy, fruit-filled finish.
Le Ragnaie Troncone
$39.99
Previously sold under the Chianti Colli Senesi name, this cuvée comes from part of Le Ragnaie (Troncone), a vineyard located just under the 600-meter limit decreed by the government for the production of Brunello and Rosso di Montalcino) It offers aromas of black cherry and spices, with a rich and silky mouth. Its well-integrated tannins and persistent finish make it excellent value for money. Ideal to accompany grilled meats and pasta. A refined and pleasant Tuscan.
Casa Lapostolle Carmenere
$29.99
Lapostolle was founded by Alexandra Marnier Lapostolle and her husband Cyril de Bournet in 1994. Since 1827 the Bournet-Lapostolle Family has been dedicated to the production of spirits and fine wines. Today it is the seventh generation, Charles de Bournet, who is at the head of the domaine.
Pirramimma Heritage GSM
$27.99
Patrick Lambert Ame D'Antan
$53.99