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1257 Kensington Road NW
1 (403) 283-8000 / [email protected]
$82.99 $66.39
Strongly influenced by her work under master Burgundian producer Anne Gros, Elodie Roy crafts powerful-yet-elegant Côte de Nuits-styled wines in the Maranges. Her En Builet is a silky expression, a touch buttery, heavily mineral, and fruit-forward. Aromatic, nuanced, and very capable of complimenting spicy food that you might otherwise worry would drown out more subtle Burgundian Chardonnay.
750ml ml
$71.99
A tight, minerally wine with classic Hamilton Russell Vineyards length and complexity. Unusually prominent pear and lime fruit aromas and flavours are brought beautifully into focus by a tight line of bright natural acid and a long, dry minerality. An elegant, yet textured and intense wine with a strong personality of both place and vintage.
93 Points Wine Spectator
$64.99
If you're a fan of big, rich Napa Valley oaked Chardonnay and looking for more elegance and oak integration, this is the wine for you. Although Tether might not be as recognizable in Canada as some of the other famous Napa Chard labels, this is a small production winery to watch for (only 582 cases produced)! The Tether Chardonnay is full-bodied and balanced with a never-ending finish. The wine spends 17 months in French oak, creating notes of toasted coconut and lots of texture. Easy pairing with Fish & Chips, seafood in a rich butter or cream sauce, polenta, and especially with steak (with sauteed mushrooms) & lobster (with warm butter).
$92.99
This small Burgundian producer makes wines that overdeliver in the rarified world of Pinot Noir. Complex, age-worthy and stunningly delicious.
$75.99
Eléonore Moreau is not only the only female winemaker in the tiny village of Poilly sur Serein, but the only winemaker period - all other producers instead sell their fruit to the Chablisienne. Low yields in 2019 threatened Moreau's production, but they did not prevent her from releasing this truly transcendent vintage of her flagship Petit Chablis. With the ultimate goal of avoiding intervention in order to allow the Petit Chablis to speak for itself, Her premier cru Cote de Jouan is a stunning Chablis with great aging potential, up to 15 years or more in ideal cellar conditions.
