Achouffe-La Chouffe
$15.29
A golden Abbey Ale, strong, spicy, lightly hoppy, with evolving taste. Bottle refermented, unfiltered, not pasteurised and without any additives. The brewery never had a desire to produce copies of existing beers. As a consequence, La Chouffe and Mc Chouffe are distinctive and unique. The use of unusual ingredients such as spices, candy sugar , water from the Cedrogne spring (one of Belgium's highest) make for superb drinking experiences.
Lapierre Morgon Cru Beaujolais
$64.99
If you are more of a organic/biodynamic/natural/transparent wine fellow, Lapierre is a name you will know well. If you don't, not to worry because we will explain why this wine is important.
Marcel lapierre took over his father's vineyard in 1973, and started to challenge the norm. His mentor, Jules Chauvet was one of (if not) the first person to speak out about natural wine; a style of wine that is honest and true to what nature intended. With Lapierre joining Chauvet, his winery is one of the biggest names known to the natural wine world. Unfortunatley Marcel passed in 2010, but his son Mathieu and daughter Camille carry on his legacy, producing natural and delicious Beaujolais. This Morgon is one of their flagship wines. It's stony, it's flinty, it's dark plum, it's cherry, it is complex. A wine that can age, but also is showing well in its youth. Sit back, relax, and experience Lapierre.
Torlesse Omihi Road Pinot Noir
$32.99
Torlesse takes its name from an early Canterbury resident, surveyor and farmer, Englishman Charles Torlesse. He gave his name to the Torlesse mountain range, which partly circles the Canterbury Plains, and was at one time the largest land owner and farmer in North Canterbury and the founder of the nearby town of Rangiora. Interestingly, Torlesse is also the name given to the underlying bedrock from which most New Zealand soils are derived. The Torlesse winery was built and opened in March 2000, but Torlesse has produced wines from 1991 onwards, making it one of the older wineries in Waipara. Most grapes are hand harvested, and the winemaking team is led by owners Ben & Pete Rayner, while Maggie Rayner leads the cellar door team. They have been cultivating and producing excellent wine for over 30 years.
Gift Box/ 1 Bottle White
$4.99
A single bottle gift box with lid. Will hold even the tallest bottle. Ribbon and bow included.
Gift Box/Corrugated 3 Bottle Carrier
$9.99
Casual quality, great price. Perfect gift box for 3 bottles of wine or spirits. This gift packaging comes in Chocolate Brown, Black and Kraft and we tie them up beautifully with bows.With many colors and designs to choose from, the actual ribbon chosen for your gift may not be exactly as shown. Photo for illustration purposes
Gift Box/Corrugated 2 Bottle Carrier
$7.99
Casual quality, great price. Perfect gift box for 2 bottles of wine or spirits. Ribbon included. Photo for illustration purposes. With many colors and designs to choose from, the actual ribbon chosen for your gift may not be exactly as shown.
Casual quality, great price. Perfect gift box for 2 bottles of wine or spirits. Ribbon included. Click on name to view image.
Paul Zinck Gewurztraminer Grand Cru
$50.99
91 points from Wine Spectator for the 2011 vintage of the Grand Cru Eichberg! The review: "A rich version, with a creamy palate of ripe green melon, spicy lychee, smoky mineral, candied ginger and orange zest notes. Lightly sweet, yet juicy and fresh, with a fine balance. Drink now through 2021. 500 cases made."
Hansel Estate Chardonnay
$51.99
In the 1970s Walter Hansel enlisted the help of his son Stephen to plant 257 Chardonnay vines. Throughout the 1980's the winery grew, as did the quality of the wine. It's still a relatively small winery but their Chardonnays and Pinot Noirs are now highly regarded and offer a Burgundian esthetic in a Sonoma setting. The Estate Chardonnay from Walter Hansel is one of the best showcases of what this winery can do with the grape. It avoids extreme oak and over-the-top flavour in exchange for balance, elegance and food-friendly compatibility.
Ata Rangi Pinot Noir
$94.99
Ata Rangi is a Maori word for "dawning sky" or "new beginning." Deliciously crafted by Clive Paton, this often sets the standard by which other New Zealand Pinot Noir is judged. This is the flagship Pinot Noir of the Ata Rangi lineup.
From The Winery
"Only the oldest parcels of fruit are used in this, our premium Pinot Noir. The fabled Abel clone makes up 40% of the blend. The result is a very complex, structured wine, beautifully perfumed in the classic Ata Rangi style."