Dom Bosquets Gigondas Les Routes
$94.99
Julien Bréchet took over the family domaine in 2006, and has made great strides in terms of pushing quality and refinement. He farms 26 hectares in the appellation, covering the lieu dits of Jasio, La Colline, Le Plateau, les Bosquets, Roche, Les Routes, and Les Blâches, and farming is organic. Vines are old, averaging 50 years.
Fontodi Vin Santo
$61.99
Fontodi is located in the heart of Chianti Classico precisely in the valley which lies south of the town of Panzano and is called the “Conca d’Oro” (the golden shell) because of its amphitheatre shape. A genuine and characteristic “Terroir”, famous for centuries for its tradition of quality wine cultivation, thanks to a unique combination of high altitude, calcar clay schist soil, lots of light, and a fantastic micro-climate – warm and dry with a marked difference in day and night-time temperatures. All Fontodi wines are produced from grapes coming from their own vineyards, picked by hand, chosen with care and vinified in a way that exalts the character of the vines and the territory.
Aconcagua Costa Syrah
$28.99
Eduardo Chadwick, an active ambassador for Chilean wine, is the current owner of Viña Errázuriz. For decades, he and his team have travelled the world promoting the quality and potential of Chilean wine. Eduardo Chadwick has four daughters: Magdalena, María José, Alejandra and María Eugenia. Today, the sixth generation continues to carry on the family legacy with a strong vision of the future focused on sustainable development and the conviction that this is the way to maintain Viña Errázuriz's position as a global benchmark for quality and image.
Domaine Nico Grand Pere Pinot Noir
$56.99
"Domaine Nico was born from my obsession for Burgundy Pinot Noir. When I realized we could make a Pinot Noir with the classic floral aromas, minerality and elegance, we began studying the flavours of high altitude Pinot Noir from Mendoza.
The wines that came up surprised me with their elegance and old-world style. It’s the aluvional and calcareous terroir that speaks these wines.
The wines of Catena are among the very best produced in Argentina; they almost single-handedly set the bar for what can be achieved in Mendoza.
Dormilona Grenache
$32.99
Dormilona is a boutique winery located in Margaret River, founded by award-winning winemaker, Josephine Perry. Translated as ‘Lazy Bones’ in Spanish, Dormilona is a producer of natural wines, made lovingly and organically using low-impact, minimal intervention techn Growing up in the Margaret River region, Jo’s path to winemaking was inspired by her grandfather, who was the head brewer for Perth’s Swan Brewery. With his encouragement, Jo started her journey at just 14 years of age, gaining work experience at Margaret River’s Cape Mentelle. Graduating with a Bachelor of Wine Science from Charles Sturt University, Jo spent the next decade honing her winemaking skills in some of the most prestigious wineries in Australia, as well as the Rhone, Burgundy and Bordeaux regions of France, Galicia, Canary Islands in Spain and California in the US. Falling in love with Spain, it was there that Jo was given the nickname ‘Dormilona’. Rising early to go surfing each morning before a full day in the winery, by the time everyone went out for dinner (late as they do in Spain) she found herself falling asleep at the table! Far from lazy, Jo’s deliberately slow and nurturing hands-off approach to winemaking is about providing time and space during the fermentation and maturation process to allow the natural flavours and characteristics of varietals to shine through. It’s also about selecting the right fruit – organic grapes from family-owned vineyards, grown respectfully using local knowledge and ethical, biodynamic practices.m Starting her own label in the Margaret River region in 2012, Jo has gone from strength to strength, winning Best New Act in 2013 and then Young Gun of Wine in 2016 as part of the celebrated industry competition, Young Gun of Wine Awards.
With her winery, Dormilona based centrally in the town of Margaret River, Jo continues to produce wine of outstanding and original quality. She is also a judge at some of Australia’s top wine competitions and events. In addition to finding Jo’s wine in some of the country’s best restaurants and wine stores, Dormilona also exports to South Korea, Japan, Canada, and Singapore.
Dormilona Tinto
$38.99
Dormilona is a boutique winery located in Margaret River, founded by award-winning winemaker, Josephine Perry. Translated as ‘Lazy Bones’ in Spanish – Dormilona is a producer of natural wines, made lovingly and organically using low-impact, minimal intervention techniques. With her winery, Dormilona based centrally in the town of Margaret River, Jo continues to produce wine of outstanding and original quality. She is also a judge at some of Australia’s top wine competitions and events. In addition to finding Jo’s wine in some of the country’s best restaurants and wine stores, Dormilona also exports to South Korea, Japan, Canada, and Singapore.
Vougeraie Gevrey Chambertin
$198.99
The Domaine de La Vougeraie is a selection of estates acquired over time and blended with the family's own vines. Its history goes back to 1964 with Les Evocelles, the first plot to be acquired by our father at the start of his career in his home village of Gevrey-Chambertin.
Twenty years later, the vines of Vougeot and our first plot on the Côte de Beaune were added. 1996 brought more land around Beaune, before the loop was closed and we returned to Vougeot with the addition of Le Clos Blanc, the famous monopole with its glinting gold wines. And that is how the Domaine de la Vougeraie came into being; naturally, like a return to the source.
Jane Eyre Savigny Les Beaune
$129.99
Jane’s first vintage was in 1998 vintage in the illustrious region of Burgundy. She then honed her skills working alongside some of the world's most respected winemakers, including Comtes Lafon, Ernie Loosen in the Mosel and Freddie Mugnier in Chambolle Musigny. Today, Jane stands as a leading luminary among the emerging class of micro-negociants, finally setting up her own winery in the small village of Cissey in Volnay.
Andeluna Cabernet Sauvignon
$32.99
The name is inspired by the poetic merger between the most extensive mountain range on the planet and the moon that bathes it in light.
They are nestled next to the highest portion of the Andes, in alluvial soils that were part of the sea bottom 100 million years ago. Andeluna was born in 2003, when some connoisseurs of Argentine wine—the Reina Rutini family—and Ward Lay (son of the founder of PepsiCo) became business partners. In 2013, the winery was acquired by the Barale Family.