Vogue Chambolle-Musigny
$519.99
The history of Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé dates back to the Middle Ages. The buildings in Chambolle-Musigny date from the mid-15th century and the estate has remained in the same family for more than 300 years. It was in 1766 that descendant Catherine Bouhier married Marquis Cérice-François Melchior de Vogüé, a descendant of one of France’s oldest noble families. And now, 20 generations later, the Domaine is still owned by the same family. Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé is most likely to be found on any "Absolute Top of Burgundy" list. Comte de Vogüé is not as well known to the general public as DRC, for example, Burgundy connoisseurs will start smiling by hearing the name of this Domaine, We received just 6 bottles of these three wines, our entire allocation for 2024/2025
Mary Taylor Sicilia Rosso
$27.99
Mary Taylor is an innovative importer who’s taking a fresh approach to the wine business. Not unlike the wines that Kermit Lynch imports, Mary Taylor’s wines are small-production and regional; the big difference, however, is that the brand on the label is the importer, not the producer. They are not hiding the producer, whose names are on the label and who definitely get all the credit for making the wine—but the two biggest names on the label are Mary Taylor and the region the wine is from. This design reflects Mary Taylor’s philosophy of emphasizing the importance of place in winemaking.
A somewhat translucent red with bright acidity, tension, and elegant fruit
Ramnista Xinomavro
$42.99
Ramnista” in the local idiom stands for ‘royal hill’, portraying the trademark rolling hills of Kir-Yianni Estate’s vineyard in Naoussa. The ‘Ramnista blocks’ are the source of Xinomavros for this wine; Εach vintage is a selection of the best parcels from that specific area in Naoussa.
Castello Di Ama San Lorenzo Riserva
$86.99
The founding of Castello di Ama dates back to 1976, when four families originally from Rome set out to restore a prestigious wine estate to the splendor it deserved. The estate, which originally consisted of 55 hectares and was located in the heart of Chianti Classico, was immediately enhanced through major investments in the vineyard, following the most up-to-date agronomic techniques of the time, and the construction of a new winery, equipped with steel tanks, temperature control and large work spaces.Iin 1982, with the arrival of Marco Pallanti, a young agronomist at the time, that the winery embarked on the decisive momentum in the pursuit of quality without compromise. This wine is produced from the finest grapes grown in the historic vineyards Bellavista, Casuccia, San Lorenzo and Montebuoni. It's an expression of Sangiovese blended with the smallest quantities of Merlot and Malvasia Nera, the hallmarks of this complex wine are finesse, elegance, intensity, length and freshness. Castello di Ama San Lorenzo has a remarkable ability to evolve, developing aromatic complexity and exemplary intensity over time.
Castello Di Ama San Lorenzo Magnum
$189.99
The founding of Castello di Ama dates back to 1976, when four families originally from Rome set out to restore a prestigious wine estate to the splendor it deserved. The estate, which originally consisted of 55 hectares and was located in the heart of Chianti Classico, was immediately enhanced through major investments in the vineyard, following the most up-to-date agronomic techniques of the time, and the construction of a new winery, equipped with steel tanks, temperature control and large work spaces.Iin 1982, with the arrival of Marco Pallanti, a young agronomist at the time, that the winery embarked on the decisive momentum in the pursuit of quality without compromise. This wine is produced from the finest grapes grown in the historic vineyards Bellavista, Casuccia, San Lorenzo and Montebuoni. It's an expression of Sangiovese blended with the smallest quantities of Merlot and Malvasia Nera, the hallmarks of this complex wine are finesse, elegance, intensity, length and freshness. Castello di Ama San Lorenzo has a remarkable ability to evolve, developing aromatic complexity and exemplary intensity over time.
Corte Manzini Bolla Rossa Lambrusco
$28.99
The Company was founded in the 1978 by brothers Lodovico, Lorenzo, Giordano and Ruggero Manzini. The farm covers more than 25 hectares, 10 of which are located on hills and cultivated to vineyard. Today, the Manzini's farm remains the same and all the grapes used for their Lambrusco come from the vineyards of their property. As a result of expert pruning and picking they end up with high quality grapes suitable for DOC wines. Their dry, delightfully fruity Lambrusco Grasparossa di Castelvetro DOC is the pearl of their company, to which the family dedicate their greatest attention. Producing exceptional hand crafted DOC Lambrusco is an elaborate process and every member of the family has a specific role. Vineyard management, winemaking, research and development, marketing and sales are all lovingly managed by the siblings. Made from Labrusco Grasparossa, the Bolla Rossa is lightly sparkling and dry.
Speri Valpolicella Ripasso
$28.99
The Speri Winery, whose story begins in the first half of the 1800s, has now entered its seventh generation. It makes wine from about 60 hectares of vineyards in the most select Valpolicella Classica areas. In 2015, after practicing years of sustainable farming, the winery achieved organic certification for all of its production. The Speri family, respecting its territorial heritage, has always cultivated exclusively the native grape varieties of the Valpolicella zone (Corvina, Corvinone, Rondinella, Molinara and other indigenous varieties), making wine only from grapes coming from its own vineyards and overseeing the entire production process.
Rundquist Petit Syrah
$28.99
Jeff Runquist produces wines from grapes grown throughout California, although his winery is situated in Amador County. At last count, he was planning to crush over twenty different varieties from nine different appellations. Most of these wines are produced in very small limited quantities. However, there are four principal wines that the winery strives to have available throughout the year and they are: Petite Sirah, Zinfandel, Barbera, and Petit Verdot.
Chateau Malescasse Bordeaux
$67.99
Owned by Vignobles Austruy since 2012, Château Malescasse is a wonderful example of the timeless traditional virtues of the great wines of the Haut-Médoc. Situated between Margaux and Saint-Julien, overlooking the commune of Lamarque, it is renowned for the quality of its wines and its superb terroir. Here, on the fine rolling gravel hillsides of the Médoc which give the great wines of Bordeaux their unique identity, Merlots and Cabernets live together in harmony.