Wild Goose Riesling
$34.99
This fruit forward Riesling comes from Estate grown grapes, including the 32 year old Wild Goose Vineyards, and the 10 year old Secrest Vineyards. This wine has notes of green apple and grapefruit on the nose, the flavours are influenced by rose petals, mango, honey, pears and an intense minerality. Pairs perfectly with Spicy Indian & Asian foods Duck, Chicken, Pork Soft cheese and Bounties of the Ocean
Peter Wetzer Kekfrankos
$39.99
"I grew up in a winemaker family and while working in the wine industry I also studied intensively the world of wine. It made me realize the big difference between the wines close to nature and the ones which are influenced by the industry. I want to make special wines which have personality and identity, delicate wines with character influenced by their origin and heritage with traditional grape varieties which translate the sense of place," says Peter Wetzer. As for the wine? The grapes are Kekfrankos, sometimes called Blaufrankisch in other parts of the world, including Canada. This red wine is organic, biodynamic, and will likely appeal to fans of Pinot Noir. It is unfined and unfiltered, and contains no added sulphur. A fascinating red that changes constantly in the glass."
Tantalus Pinot Noir
$63.99
Just gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous. "A rich garnet in colour, the nose is bursting of lingonberry, Bing cherry and sweet anise alongside floral notes of crushed rose petal and violet. Ripe raspberry and dark plum emerge on the palate with an intriguing graphite minerality on the finish. All sourced from our single vineyard estate, select Pinot Noir blocks were handpicked and vinified in small lots using entirely wild fermentation. The small batches were then placed into a selection of new and seasoned French oak barriques for 12 months and blended, unfined and unfiltered, just prior to bottling. Although enjoyed in its youth we see this wine aging gracefully over the next 7 to 10 years," according to the winery. And we agree!
Sancerre La Chaudouillonne Fournier
$47.99
This is an opulent, rich wine, still developing. It has concentration, intense acidity and a green, herbal background. As a contrast, it is full of apple and citrus fruits leavened with touches of apricot. It should be aged, and enjoyed from 2016. 91 points, Wine Enthusiast
Tremblay Chablis Vielles Vignes
$42.99
"Characteristic aromas of white flowers, pink, acacia honey, round and rich on the palate, intense nose and mouth, very smooth and excellent development. With hints of green and yellow, this wine is generous. Round, large, persistent, its flavors develop quite quickly. This wine should be drunk young, but you can also keep it five years."
Belisario Verdicchio
$23.99
Every day is a Verdicchio day! From the Mediterranean climate of Alta Vallensina, Belisario brings us a truly engaging and versatile dry white wine. Classic peachy aromas associated with Verdicchio are well represented here, along with a touch of bright citrus. Refreshing acidity is kept in perfect balance with a somewhat weighty body that allows for a long, thoughtful finish. Perfect paired alongside appetizers, or as an appetizer all on its own.
A KWM exclusive.
John Thomas Pinot Noir
$224.99
"One of the most collectible Pinot Noirs made in all of Oregon is from a winery you’ve probably never heard of: Thomas Winery. Located in Carlton, Oregon, winemaker John Thomas has been releasing small amounts of wine from the Thomas Vineyard since 1988."
"Except for those vintages where he declassifies some of the fruit, Thomas produces only one wine, his Dundee Hills Pinot Noir. Each year, he produces a very small amount, less than 400 cases from a very small plot of land of less than five acres. Thomas works essentially by himself, from planting and maintaining the vines to loading up his truck and delivering cases of wine to restaurants and wine stores in the Portland area."
Best`s White Gravels Shiraz
$44.99
Sourced from a single vineyard on the Concongella estate planted in 1992, the White Gravels Hill Shiraz produces delightfully spicy and aromatic wines. White quartz gravel lay over the granite bedrock and the site can be particularly hard to farm, especially in dry years due to its free-draining nature. Small parcels of fruit from this vineyard are carefully selected to use in the final blend. This wine was produced using traditional methods including hand picking, whole bunch open fermentation and basket pressing.
Little Engine Pinot Noir Silver
$56.99
When you hear the children's book The Little Engine That Could, you would never expect for it to pave the way for this small production winery. Naming themselves after this children's fable, this winery promotes only the truest expressions of their wines and terroir. Focusing mostly on Pinot Noir & Chardonnay, they aim to bring only elegance and freshness to their wines and only believe in using French oak. This Pinot Noir is a single vineyard production, expressing tart cranberries, red cherries and maybe even a touch of dried hibiscus. Showing beautifully now, but also will develop through until 2023.