Littorai Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
$136.99
Littorai a small, family owned and operated winery who produce world-class Chardonnay and Pinot Noir from the true north coast of California: the coastal mountains of Sonoma and Mendocino Counties. We receive small quantities every year that tend to dissapear quickly as they among the most sought-after wines in California.
Altesino Brunello Di Montalcino
$81.99
Set amongst the northeastern hills of Montalcino the imposing structure of the 15th century Palazzo Altesi overlooks the estate. Built by the Tuscan family Tricerchi, whose marble crest can still be seen set over the old oak entrance door. Since 2002 Altesino has been owned by the Gnudi Angelini family, a forerunner in the pursuit of excellence, with the introduction of the “Cru” concept (Brunello di Montalcino Montosoli) concept in 1975, Altesino was among the first wineries to use barriques in 1979. They are one of the most consistently excellent and affordable Brunello's on the market today.
Illahe Bon Sauvage Pinot Noir
$82.99
Illahe is a highly regarded Oregon Pinot Noir producer who follows biodynamic practices. The wines are pure and elegant with underlying power.
Kay Brothers HIllside Shiraz
$59.99
"Dark chocolate, mulberries and savory spice all come together on the nose of the 2015 Hillside Shiraz. It's a dense, concentrated wine, richly structured and tannic but not unapproachable with a rare hunk of beef or lamb. The Kay Brothers wines make no concessions to modernity, sticking to the tried and true methods of crafting traditional, cellar-worthy Shiraz." Wine Advocate
Bedrock Evangelho Zinfandel
$79.99
Composed of old-vine Carignan, Mourvèdre, Zinfandel, Alicante, Mission, and Palomino that underwent native yeast fermentation and aged in a combination of French and Austrian oak, approximately 12% new. Only 900 cases produced.
Rodney Strong Sonoma Merlot
$32.99
Rodney Strong recognized the Alexander Valley as an ideal place to grow Cabernet Sauvignon as far back as 1971, when he planted his first Cabernet vineyard, the Alexander's Crown. The Merlot is classic California, big and juicy in the red berry realm.
Fuligni Brunello Di Montalcino
$174.99
The highly regarded Fuligni Brunello di Montalcino is created with traditional and modern techniques. For instance: Temperature controlled stainless steel tanks are used in making the wine, as well as larger french oak casks. However, more historically used giant Slavonian oak casks are still employed for marrying and maturing a portion of the wine. The result is a complex bottle that drinks well upon release but can easily cellar, typically offering silky tannins, dark fruit and enticing floral notes consistently across vintages.
Pair with a hearty stew or pasta dish, aged Parmigiano or Gouda cheese, or lamb roast.
Felton Road Calvert Pinot Noir
$132.99
Felton Road is based in Central Otago and is widely regarded as New Zealand's finest producer of Burgundian-styled Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. The Calvert is a single vineyard wine with great structure and aging potential.
d'Arenberg Coppermine Road Museum Rel.
$94.99
d'Arenberg is a historic wine estate dating back to 1912 in South Australia's McLaren Vale region. Their flagship wines, Coppermine Road Cabernet Sauvignon and Dear Arm Shiraz, are legendary for their quality and longevity. This is one of their library releases, meaning the wine has been aged in their cellars and shipped here a few months ago, ensuring perfect storage.