Canals Nadal Cava Brut Nature Reserva
$36.99
Joan Miquel Canals is a winemaker who began his education at the University of Barcelona before receiving a PhD in 1997 from the Rovira i Virgili University, where he is a full professor at the Faculty of Oenology. He is a member and former president of the College of Oenologists and Oenologists of Catalonia, and an expert in the quality factors that influence the sensory perception of wines, particularly sparkling wines. Since 1983, he has produced base wines from the traditional varieties for cava in the Alt Penedès region.
He has been the winemaker for his family's cavas from the beginning, where he has developed the current product line in the framework of a philosophy of constant improvement with respect for nature and trying to minimize the human footprint in his wines. The Brut Nature is a blend of 45% Macabeu, 40% Xarel·lo, and 15% Parellada. It's a clear, brilliant pale gold colour with aromas of ripe fruits (baked apple, quince, peach syrup, backed by fine pastry and vanilla notes. Flavours of ripe green and stone fruits (apple and peach), and hazelnut follow; it's voluminous with good balance. There's a creamy mousse along with a fine, persistent finish.
Coca i Fito Tocat de l`Ala Blanco
$50.99
An exciting KWM exclusive! Made from the indigenous grape varieties white Grenache and Macabeu and aged “sur lies”, the resulting wine is refreshing, citric, pleasant and makes our palate salivate. Good citric and tropical fruit notes, ripe white-fleshed fruit and perfumed flowers. This wine personifies DO Empordà wines, whisking us away to the rugged Costa Brava coastal coves at every sip. Enjoy with freshly grilled seafood, tapas, pasta and clams, or on its own.
Parajas del Valle Maceracion Orange Wine
$27.99
This orange wine is made from the Macabeo grape. The grapes used are grown on 100% organic vineyards with minimal intervention used in both the grape growing and winemaking. The wine is also certified vegan.
Producer Description (Google Translated to English)
'Selection of traditionally cultivated organic vineyards, around 30 years old, dry-land and goblet-trained, we extract unusual nuances and complexity from the skins found on the smaller sized berries. The result is a surprising wine full of fruit and minerals.
Parajes del Valle follows a unique and particular style: organic, contemporary wines. Designed exclusively for enjoyment, they avoid artifice and disguises, they are honest, refreshing, aromatic and very varietal.'
Zeno Sparkling Rose Non-alc
$29.99
Expertly blended from premium quality Macabeo and Garnacha grapes organically grown in the heart of Spain.
This sparkling blush shines beautifully in shades of rose-gold pink. It delights with delicate rose petal and red fruit aromas. A dry & elegant wine, with restrained yet flavourful fruit on the palate. Redcurrant, lingonberries, fresh cut strawberry, with a subtle mineral chalk finish. Harmoniously balanced fruit & acidity, with a pleasant and persistent creaminess. A simply gorgeous wine from our friends at Zeno. Pairs perfectly with hard & soft cheeses or red fruit desserts.
Orbita Venus Macabeo
$36.99
Òrbita Venus is the latest project from René Barbier Jr., made in collaboration with friends across Priorat, Montsant, and Conca de Barberà. Working with biodynamically grown fruit and inspired by techniques like velo en flor ageing, the team explores fresh expressions of Trepat and Macabeu. The wines are vibrant, energetic, and full of character.
Parajes Del Valle Macabeo
$26.99
Parajes del Valle is a relatively new winery established in 2018. Maria Jover, a 28-year-old winemaker who trained at the legendary Vega Sicilia, oversees the winemaking duties. Her modern views on winemaking are driving the transformation of other wines in the area. The certified organic Monastrell grapes all come from old vines (15-40 years) split across four plots (Fountain of the Partridges, La Cañada de Albatana and the Termino de Arriba in the north of Jumilla). They are maintained by the age-old “Terraje" system, meaning that the vineyards are rented out to the farmers, who give back 7% of the production in turn for taking good care of the vines. They are part of the García Pérez group, a major bulk wine player in Spain, but the Parajes project is a separate endeavour focusing on organic, minimal intervention wines.