Ringbolt Cabernet Sauvignon
$28.99
As treacherous as it is beautiful, Western Australia’s rugged southwest coastline is littered with shipwrecks – the wreck of the Ringbolt being one of them. Sunk in the late 1800s in what is now known as Ringbolt Bay, located on the southern tip of the Margaret River wine region, adjacent to Cape Leeuwin. It is at Ringbolt Bay where the Southern and Indian Oceans merge and their invigorating waters lap at the edge of the Margaret River wine region.
Moraine Estate Naramata Bench Pinot Noir
$41.99
Moraine is derived from the geological term for the glaciated white clay buffs that comprise the breathtaking Naramata Bench. Also known as “boulder clay“, Moraine is a deposit of clay which is formed beneath glaciers and ice-sheets during the Glacial Period in North America, specifically, in the Okanagan Valley as we know it today. As a result, these glaciated white clay cliffs comprise the wondrous Naramata Bench and inspire the winery’s land-formed name. This is estate-grown pinot noir from their Sophia Vineyard. Hand-picked and fermented in small 1-ton vats. Complex and layered with bright, tangy notes of raspberry, darker elements of black cherry and mulberry, and a subtle undercurrent of cedar and toast. Fine tannins balance this elegant, medium-bodied pinot noir.
Poggio al Sole Ponente Magnum
$129.99
A blend of Sangiovese 33%, Cabernet Sauvignon 33%, and Merlot 33%. It's hand-harvested in mid-September / early October, with fermentation in stainless steel tanks, maceration for approx. 20 days. Matured in barriques for 18 months, bottled in October. The name “PONENTE” refers to the West and the Mediterranean wind of the same name—a decisive factor for the terroir of this wine, which they describe as a “Tuscan sunset in a glass.” Try it with grilled lamb or thick cut pork chops.
Querciabella Chianti Classico
$79.99
In the mid eighties Querciabella swiftly rose to prominence as one of Italy’s most forward-thinking wine producers. In a period of bold innovation and expansion, Pepito, a passionate wine connoisseur, planted French varieties and created the groundbreaking Camartina and Batàr. He acquired new vineyards and built a brand new, state-of-the-art cellar to support the estate’s growing ambitions. During this time, Querciabella also looked beyond Chianti Classico toward the untamed beauty of Maremma, planting the seeds for a new chapter in its winemaking journey. Querciabella aspires to be a global beacon in the wine industry, leading with a vision where wine can inspire meaningful change. We strive to innovate with purpose, shaping a lasting legacy of sustainability, prosperity, and positive impact for generations to come.
Citra White 1L
$19.99
A great deal for fans of white wines from Italy! The Trebbiano grapes for this value-packed white are harvested from hillside vineyards in the province of Chieti, in central Italy's coastal Abruzzo region. The color is straw gold with delicate greenish tints. Aromas are fresh and pleasant, with lingering citrus notes.The taste is full, crisp, dry and very pleasing.
Dog Point Sauvignon Blanc
$43.99
The name Dog Point dates from the earliest European settlement of Marlborough and the introduction of sheep to the district. These were days of few fences, of boundary riders and boundary keeping dogs. This Sauvignon is bright and zingy with an expressive style offering the perfect marriage between fruit and acidity. Best enjoyed now and ideal with shelled fish, especially oysters. The brilliant flare of lemon, lime, mineral and pear flavors keeps dancing as the finish rolls on and on. An expressive and extremely well balanced style. Drink now.
Tantalus Riesling
$49.99
This Riesling shines like pale morning sunlight in the glass - so inviting, so "Tantalus-ing." A gem from the Okanagan that could give a traditional German Riesling a run for its money. Aromas of lime zest and guava accented by nuances of ripe melon and gala apple. Nicely balanced with flavors of citrus and a clean, zesty grapefruit undertone. A lingering finish and a gorgeous way to whet your appetite!
Aveleda Fonte Vinho Verde
$18.99
Oh, yeah. Great price, great wine. A super fresh patio sipper that's made for drinking with good friends on hot days. Made from indigenous grapes local to Vinho Verde including Loureiro, Arinto, Trajadura and Fernão Pires. One of Portugal's most famous wine styles, Vinho Verde is clean and crisp, with a slight tingly effervescence. Serve chilled with seafood.
Notes From The WInery
"Aveleda Fonte White is a blend made from indigenous varieties from the Vinho Verde Wine Region. The night harvest allows the grapes to keep their freshness and, consequently, preserve their aromatic properties. When arriving at the vinification center, the grapes undergo soft pressing at low pressures. The alcoholic fermentation happens in stainless steel vats under strictly controlled temperatures to preserve the most typical aromas of the varieties. Fermentation happens in contact with lees in order to keep the freshness of the wine."
Sybille Kuntz Riesling Dry
$39.99
If you're a fan of dry Riesling, this is the wine for you! It's a serious mineral dry white wine with a punch! Brilliant white-yellow colour with straw-yellow hues. Ripe stone fruit, lychee, flint, orange peel and a touch of mint in the nose. Super juicy start with fresh ripe acids and minerals upfront; elegant texture with a lot of content but at the same time refined; long, fruity aftertaste with citrus and ripe white fruit. Top wine as an aperitif, with white meat and crustaceans, and especially with white mould cheeses and orientally seasoned green vegetable salad.