Gallina de Piel Roca del Crit
$40.99
On his daily trip to El Bulli, from Roses to Cala Montjoi, David Seijas drove through Cap de Creus National Park. He often stopped to contemplate some newly planted vineyards with fantastic views of the Bay of Roses. David had a dream: to create his own wine. Years later that dream has come true with Roca del Crit. A beautiful blend of Carignan and Grenache, it is cherries, blackberries, violets, licorice sticks, coffee beans and rosemary. Pair with mushroom-focused dishes!
Edoardo Miroglio Bio Red
$25.99
Grape-growing and wine-making have been traditional for the region ever since Thracian times. Many ancient authors have praised the Thracian wine, and the recipe has been passed from father to son for generations... This is what I was inspired by! - Edoardo Miroglio
Edoardo Miroglio founded his production in 2002, after falling in love with the soil and climate of the Thracian Region. He works fully with organic vines, producing an array of lines. His EM line is his premium quality line, focusing on showing the complexity the terroir gives to the wine. This red is a blend of Mavrud (60%) and Rubin (40%), with notes of dark berries, oak spice, and a bright acidity and smooth tannins. A KWM Exclusive!
Jacques Lassaigne Clos Sainte Sophie
$234.99
This wine is made from a unique plot in the middle of their vineyards with 40+ year old vines. "This wine is opulence personified. Intense laser-beams of acidity balance out the caramel notes here and the finish goes on and on for millennia. This wine pairs well with long-lived wedding anniversaries and doctoral dissertation completions, or it will make whatever random moment you decide to open one as special as either of those rare events. Extremely limited and unicorn-like."
"Jacques Lassaigne is a 4.7-hectare family vineyard located in Montgueux. The vineyards boast prime southeastern exposure and consist entirely of Chardonnay. The Montgueux vineyard sites were originally held for the Montrachet of Champagne and are located near the gates of Troyes—the former capital of Champagne. This area is technically part of the Aube department, but is much further north than what people typically think of as the Aube, in the Cote des bars which features wines often primarily made from Pinot Meunier. The terroir in Montgueux is nearly identical to the growing sites found further north in le Mesnil, as they share the same limestone vein —this is exceptional terroir for making great champagne. An intense backbone of acidity is often present in these wines, but since it is located further south than the storied Cotes des blancs, ripening is not as much of an issue. The non-vintage Blanc de Blancs is a blend of nine different vineyard sites & two successive vintages."
Jacques Lassaigne Le Cotet
$124.99
This cuvée issues from grapes of a single vineyard – “Le Cotet”. Here, the 50+ year-old vines have deeply-rooted in the chalky hillside, furthest to the east in the Montgueux vineyards. Mineral notes, very crisp, with a lemony finish. A wonderful companion to oysters, seafood and other shellfish.
"Musky apple and pear skin aromas are deepened by notes of chamomile and smoky lees. Tightly wound citrus zest and orchard fruit flavors expand with aeration, giving way to deeper nectarine, melon and marzipan. Toasted nut and lemon pith distinguish the impressively long, focused finish. This Champagne's blend of power and finesse is impressive." Vinous
Podere Sapaio di Sapaio
$129.99
Dark ruby red colour. the nose is filled with ripe berry, vanilla, and blackberry aromas. The palate is full bodied with big, juicy tannins and long rich finish. Best served with beef filet mignon and braised lamb.
50% Cabernet Sauvignon, 10% Cabernet Franc, 30% Merlot, 10% Petit Verdot. 18 months in french oak barriques and 10 months in bottle.
The philosophy of Podere Sapaio is to experiment and innovate: searching for new expressions of Bordeaux vines in Bolgheri, to produce wines that are strong, elegant and long lasting at the same time. The name Sapaio come from an ancient Tuscany vine. It was purposely chosen to exalt the local origins of the product beginning with its name. The crown on the trademark for the Podere Sapaio is a tribute to the nobility of the wines and the land, which are always respected in the work that is carried out in the vineyard and in the cellar.
Dormilona Orenji
$38.99
This is the perfect 'training-wheels' wine if you're just getting into skin-contact white wines.
Orenji is a cheeky little number. A blend of Semillon and Sauvignon Blanc, hand-harvested from an organic vineyard in Margaret River. Jo let the fruit hang out on skins for six weeks before pressing it and putting it to bed in barrel.
She wants this to be a friendly style of orange wine, not a big, scary, chewy number.
It's something you can knock back without thinking too much about. And if you're keen to get your head around skinsy whites, it's a terrific place to start.
Josephine Perry is one of the most exciting emerging producers in Margaret River. Her Dormilona label is setting a new tone for the region.
A self-confessed 'lazy-bones' winemaker, Jo is low-intervention in the winery, instead focusing her energies on the quality of fruit that she brings in the winery.
She uses only organically and biodynamically farmed fruit from high-quality vineyards across Margaret River, and is bringing an alt-styling to the way she produces the hero varieties of this famous region.
These are Margaret River wines with flair and originality. From vineyard to glass, Jo handcrafts each wine with love and tender hands. An authentic producer who's rightfully gaining plenty of attention.
Aguijon de Abeja Cabernet Sauvignon
$22.99
True to its roots in the Salta’s Calchaquíes Valley, this wine has a full body, sweet tannins and spiced aromas with smoked notes and red fruit. It is an intense wine with dark ruby red colours and notes of currants, cherries, and plums with hints of tobacco and chocolate. Big bang for your buck with one of our best values Cabernet Sauvignons. Perfect for a tender ribeye, pot roast, hard cheeses, or a lovely stew.
Aguijon de Abeja Bonarda
$22.99
Produced from 100% Bonarda, the grapes for this wine are sourced in the Fiambalá, Catamarca, an elevated agricultural valley, that were planted in a pergola in 1938. On the nose, it is intense and has aromas of blackberry, blackcurrant, and cherries with slightly spiced notes. On the palate, it has a delightful punch of tannins that blends wonderfully with the fruit. Perfect for a Tuesday night, pizza, hamburgers, medium cheeses, cheddar, or just a simple night in.
Aguijon de Abeja Cabernet Franc
$22.99
This delicate Cabernet Franc comes from the land of San Juan, in traditional vineyards from the Pedernal Valley. It combines notes of tobacco, chocolate, cloves and herbaceous aromas with ripe fruit. A brilliant ruby red, the nose is soft and delicate with a deft herbaceous note. Also ripe red fruits like strawberry and a touch of jam. Slight aromas of tobacco chocolate, and clove. Lovely, juicy tannins and a fine texture.