Domaine Vacheron Sancerre
$72.99
The Sancerre appellation is situated on porous limestone and hard flint soil near the head of the country’s longest river, the Loire. It’s right in the middle of France, really. Domaine Vacheron is just a ten minute stroll from the centre of town. This is a family winery in the truest sense – it’s also widely recognized as a pioneering, elite producer of Sancerre. The original five hectares established by Jean-Louis Vacheron in 1968 have grown to 43 hectares, and the Domaine comprises some of the finest sites in the central vineyards of the Loire Valley. Today cousins Jean-Dominque and Jean-Laurent Vacheron run the Domaine.
Aperol Spritz Ready To Serve
$24.49
Establishment Wowee Zowee 4pk
$24.49
Benoit Girardin Bourgogne Rouge
$63.99
The latest star in the famous Girardin family, Benoit spent nine years working at the family estate in before inheriting 8ha from his father Yves, which he farms and bottles under his own name. There have been many great names in the Girardin family, including his uncle Vincent, and rising star Benoit is arguably the most exciting yet, with a very bright future indeed. He is based in Santenay.
Athletes Du Vin Chenin
$36.99
Les Athlètes du Vin is a négociant project focused on value-driven wines from the Loire Valley. The idea was conceived by a group of French winemakers called Vini Be Good, who work together to distribute their wines across France. The wines are vinified by various members of the Vini Be Good network using their own grapes or grapes purchased from friends and neighbors in the Loire. The common core philosophy is that wine character first begins on the vine and that the soil is worked in such a way that grapes can draw their quintessential qualities. We are proud to present these wines made by their friends and family, as several of the cuvées are vinified by Gérard Vallée, brother of Mathieu Vallée from Château Yvonne." - Garneau Block
L'Orme de Rauzan Gassies
$54.99
Property of the Quie family, Chateau Rauzan-Gassies is on 30 hectares of vines in the Margaux appellation and 30 hectares in the Haut-Medox appellation. It is this famous terroir of Haut-Medox where l'Orme de Rauzan-Gassies comes from. This story began in 1936, when Paul Quie offered Chateau Bel_Orme as a wedding gift to his wife, Lucienne, and continued a few years later, when they purchased together Chateau Rauzan-Gassies. Since then, the Orme residence has been the new generation's family home, revisiting with l'Orme de Rauzan-Gassies, the finesse of a great wine, charming and fruity.
Duck Ray
$35.99
This natural sparkling wine from Luis Pato is characterised by an exceptionally lively acidity and remarkably low alcohol content. Embracing the distinct strawberry aroma synonymous with the Baga variety, it offers a delightful sensory experience. Best enjoyed shortly after bottling, it can also gracefully age for an additional two years, allowing for further complexity to develop. Serve this sparkling gem at a temperature of 6-8 ºC to fully appreciate its refreshing and nuanced profile.
Superflux X Threefold Another Year?
$24.99
Defaix Chalis Les Lys
$127.99
Domaine Daniel-Etienne Defaix is a highly respected Chablis producer offering whart are effectively natural wines, other than a small addition of sulphur. The 2014 is remarkably youthful, busrting with minerlity stone fruits. Daniel-Etienne commercializes his wines in an unusual way. He works about 15 years behind the vintage date in release. The determined dedication to continue this stance is impressive. Chapeau!When other winemakers are releasing their 2020s, Daniel-Etienne will be releasing his 2010s and 2012s and 2014s.