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The Washington Room

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110 South Street,
Morristown, NJ 07960
9736443180
info@jockeyhollowbarandkitchen.com

Hours

Open Tuesday - Saturday 

4:30pm-10pm

(Private events schedule permitting)


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LOCALLY SOURCED, PRISTINELY FRESH, IMPECCABLY PREPARED

At Jockey Hollow Bar & Kitchen, the a la carte menus through the entire restaurant feature only the finest local fish, heritage meats and the seasonal bounty of local Jersey farms and dairies.

The Washington Room, located upstairs in the original living quarters of the mansion, will offer Chef Valenti's a la carte menu, but with the added luxury of a white tablecloth atmosphere that is perfect for a relaxed fine dining experience or a quiet and discreet business dinner.

We believe that giving you the complete freedom to choose the experience and the space that you and your guests want to share with each other is the key to a truly convivial evening.


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Owner/Managing Partner-Chris Cannon

Wine Director/Sommelier-Derrick VanDuzer 

We have put together an extensive list of mostly small producers who put the same love into their craft as we have put into ours. We are almost always here to chat and answer any questions you might have. So have some fun and explore!!!

Sparkling Wine

  • Cima da Conegliano, Extra Dry Prosecco | NV {Life is to short to drink bad prosecco!}

    Cima di Conegliano is located in the province of Treviso, the heart of the Veneto region. The name derives from the beautiful hills of Conegliano, famed for the production of Prosecco. This family-owned property, now run by the second generation, is known for exceptional attention to quality production resulting in distinctive offerings.

    $15

  • Jean Claude Buecher, Esquisse Crémant d' Alsace | 2019 {You May Not Go Back To Champagne}

    To the eye, the bubbles are fine and follow each other in diffuse cords and the color is pale yellow. On the nose, the crémant is open and expressive, with notes of butter and brioche as well as a touch of peach and yellow fruit. In the mouth, you'll experience a supple and enveloping flavor that develops in breadth and finishes with freshness with grilled notes and fresh bitterness.

    $17

White Wine

  • Alpha Estate, Single Vineyard Turtles Block Malagouzia | 2022 {Super Complex Greek Stunner !!}

    Brilliant!!! light yellow in color with greenish tints. Strong and lively nose, typical Malagouzia, suggesting rose petal with floral aromas and sweet spices, melon, litchi with a note of honeysuckle. Round and mellow on the palate, fat but balanced, high in alcohol with plenty of finesse. Well structured, reminding the nose aromas with a hint of rosemary. A richly textured wine with superb length and balance. A classy wine with long finish and persistent aromas.

    $16

  • Sandro De Bruno, Soave Superiore | 2016 {Rich Volcanic Soave From A Tiny Parcel}

    100% Garganega from a 1.5-hectare parcel of vines at 300 metres above sea level on Monte San Piero’s volcanic soils. A rich, powerful expressive wine with smoke, baking spices, ripe nectarine, hints of dried pineapple and grilled nuts – lots going on here.

    $15

  • Fuchs, Steiermark Sauvignon Blanc | 2022 {Austria's Answer To Sancerre}

    After the grapes are harvested, maceration lasts 8 hours after which the must is softly pressed. The must is naturally sedimented. Fermentation lasts 18 days in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature. After fermentation, the wine is aged for 6 months in stainless steel tanks. Light straw hue. Hints of spice and light aromas of gooseberries. Nice acidity on the palate, with a long, satisfying finish.

    $16

  • Woodlands Wines, Wilyabrup Valley Chardonnay | 2020 {New World Chard from the Grand Cru of Margaret River}

    Marked by scents of melon, pear and toasted grain, the 2020 Wilyabrup Valley Chardonnay is medium to full-bodied, with a plump, slightly grainy texture. It's mouthwatering and balanced on the finish, combining notes of honey and citrus.

    $17

  • Fondo Antico, I Versi Sicilian Bianco | 2021 {Pinot Grigio? Never Heard of It}

    Fun, young, this wine is a great aperitif expressing the varietals of three ancient Sicilian vines: Grillo, Insolia and Grecanico. On the nose the wine opens with notes of ripe white fruit given by Inzolia, together with fresher and more floral aromas given by Grillo, to finish with spicy notes coming from Grecanico. Even on the palate, Grillo gives structure and acidity, Inzolia sweetness and softness and Grecanico returns to the aroma with its typical spiciness.

    $13

  • Weingut Sighardt Donabaum, Grüner Veltliner | 2021 {Mineral, Stone Fruit, White Pepper}

    Weingut Sighardt Donabaum, located in Spitz, was first mentioned in the 12th century and has been family-owned since 1833. Their 11 ha of vineyards, 80% of which are terraced vineyards on weather-beaten gneiss and granite (primary rock soil), are in the best locations of the region and are extremely difficult to work, but this wine is worth it. Each vineyard is influenced by a different micro-climate.

    $17

Rose Wine

  • Domaine des Tourelles, Bekaa Valley Rosè | 2021

    40% Cinsault, 30% Syrah, 30% Tempranillo. The 15 to 20 year old vines grow in dry-farmed, high elevation vineyards, 1,050 meters (3,445 feet) above sea level. The soil is sandy limestone. The grapes are hand-harvested in small boxes. The grapes ferment separately in stainless steel tanks. Rosé “de saignée” for the Syrah and “de presse” for both Cinsault and Tempranillo. The wine is then blended, fined and filtered.

    $16

Red Wine

  • Boschkloof, Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot | 2021 {South Africa is An Exciting Place For Wine Right Now!!}

    The Borman’s farming methods are approached as sustainably as possible. All of the grapes are handpicked to secure the quality of the fruit before they enter the cellar. A hands-off approach towards vinification takes place in the cellar, with only ambient yeast fermentations being used, showcasing the terroir and exposing a sense of place in the wines. Reenen has dialed back the amount of new oak greatly and added alternative fermentation and aging vessels (concrete, terra cotta, etc).

    $17

  • Quinta Das Maias, Dão Vinho Tinto | 2017 {Portugal's answer to Cru Beaujolais}

    This red is from an organic estate in the foothills of Portugal's Serra da Estrela mountain range. That terroir - the high altitude and sandy granite soil - contributes to the graphite nose and rich cherry flavours.

    $16

  • Shelter Wines, Spätburgunder | 2020 {German Pinot Noir is on Fire}

    There are lots of words we would use to describe the bulldozer-Pinots we’ve tasted from Baden over the years; delicacy would not be one of them. Until we tasted with Hans-Bert and Silke. This husband-and-wife team has spent the last decade in the nooks and crannies of the wine-geek world, slowly building a reputation for pristine, delicate Pinot Noirs from Baden.

    $17

  • Domaine de la Lande, Chinon | 2021 {There Wouldn't be Cabernet Sauvignon Without it's Parent Cabernet Franc}

    100% Cabernet Franc Soil: Sand on the banks of the Loire. 15 to 35 year vines. The grapes are 100% destemmed before being fermented in concrete tank pump overs and punch downs for 15 days. The wine ages in concrete tank for 9 months before bottling. François is a fan of completely destemming his Cabernet Franc, as to avoid the underripe green notes than can dominate the wines of this region. With a certain style in mind, monsieur will also pick later than usual for the area.

    $16

  • Bosman Family Vineyards, Twyfeling Cinsaut | 2020 {Just a Ludicrously Elegant wine}

    Cinsaut -- sometimes Sanso, sometimes Cinsault -- is a workhorse grape in South Africa, usually cultivated from bush vines. This is a modern take on a old and neglected champion of Cape winemaking. Sorted, de-stemmed, slightly crushed grapes fermented at lower temperatures (24-26 C) and matured in a 225l and a second and third fill French oak barrels. Natural, rustic, delicious. Deep plum center with purple rim. Lovely fresh berry flavors with hints of tobacco, spice, and savory notes. Luscious and concentrated although of medium body. A bold wine with an elegant structure.

    $17

  • Yves Cuilleron, Syrah Les Vignes d'a Côté | 2021 {Like a Baby St.Joseph}

    100% Syrah from vines planted on a mix of granite and alluvial soils. The grapes are handpicked and then sorted, crushed and partially destemmed in the cellar. Fermented in open top, temperature-controlled vats for about 3 weeks, with regular cap-punching and pumping-over. Alcoholic fermentation in vats with native yeasts and malolactic fermentation in barrels. The wine is then aged eight months in a mix of stainless and barrel before being bottled.

    $16

  • Pedro Parra, Pencopolitano | 2020 {Pedro holds a PhD in terroir}

    Winemaker Pedro Parra makes wines that he likes to drink: terroir-focused, with a hands-off approach in the vineyard and cellar. The granite soils and cool coastal winds keep the wines fresh with a fine mineral streak. This red blend shows red and black fruit flavors with silky tannins.

    $16

Dessert Wine

  • Acquesi, Valle Delle Rose Brachetto D' Acqui | 2021

    Deep ruby red colour with fine and persistent bubbles in the glass. Intense aromatics of raspberries and blackberries readies your palate for a delicious, semi-sweet treat with a delicate mousse texture. A versatile wine as a dessert or aperitif at only 5.5% abv.

    $14

  • Dandelion Vineyards, Legacy of Australia PX Sherry | 30 Year

    You Like Wine Press? Here you go!! 2023 Rodeo Uncorked! International Wine Competition - Top Dessert Wine, Double Gold Medal, Regional Class Champion, Class Champion The Real Review, Huon Hooke - 95 Points The Wine Advocate – 94 Points James Halliday Australian Wine Companion - 93 Points James Suckling – 92 Points 1

    $16

  • Domaine du Mas Blanc, Banyuls Hors d'Age le Colloque | NV

    From the benchmark producer of the appellation and most historic estate in Roussillon, ‘Le Colloque’ is made from old-vine Grenache noir aged in demi-muid. The wine is a blend of three vintages with reserve wine from the previous blend of vintages in a roughly 2/3 to 1/3 proportion. Balanced, poised and energetic, the specified vintages lend vibrancy and exuberance; the reserve wine depth and complexity.

    $16


Owner/Managing Partner-Chris Cannon

Wine Director / Certified Sommelier / G.M-Derrick VanDuzer 

Service Director / Guillermo Castillo 

Service Capitan / Karla Hernandez

Assistant General Manager / Justin Bollinger

 

We have put together an extensive list of mostly small producers who put the same love into their craft as we have put into ours. We are almost always here to chat and answer any questions you might have. So have some fun and explore!!!


Champagne & Sparkling

As much as we love Champagne , There are many other countries/winemakers creating some super exciting examples of sparkling wine.Let's explore!!

USA

  • Gran Moraine, Brut Rosé | NV

    That rare Oregon rosé that captures the vibrant acidity of Champagne, offering delicate strawberry, raspberry flavors laced with steely minerality and sprinkle of graham cracker on the finish. Bin: 6102

    $140

  • Racines, Grand Reserve Sparkling Chardonnay Santa Rita Hills | NV

    The Racines Grand Reserve cuvée is a sparkling Blanc de Blanc traditional method consisting of 100% Chardonnay. The 2018 vintage base also includes 15% Reserve wines from the 2017 harvest, and blends various terroirs from the Sta Rita Hills. This wine is sourced from Wenzlau Family Vineyard, Sanford & Benedict Vineyard and Bentrock Vineyard. The varying soil types of these three distinct sites lend to an elegant, expressive wine with great minerality and length. Bin: 6313

    $160

Armenia

  • Keush, Ultra Blanc de Noirs | 2017

    Aged on the lees for at least 36 months before release, this wine is expressive and complex, with notes of fruits and autolysis balanced by mineral notes and refreshing acidity. Bin: A002

    $85

Italy

Yes, there is life after Prosecco!!

  • Calcarius, Frecciabomb Pet Nat | 2020

    Valentina Passalacqua, a super delicious organic pet nat made from falanghina. light and fresh with distinct citrus notes. vinous lemonade! Bin: 6101

    $60

  • Erpacrife, Dosaggio Zero I 2015

    A stunning and RARE 100% nebbiolo spumante classico, exhilirating! Bin: 6201

    $90

  • Cleto Chiarli, Vecchia Modena Lambrusco | 2021

    A lively Lambrusco full of mixed red-berried fruits. The ideal sparkling red wine to serve with your next plate of salumi. This comes from the area of Sorbara and the Lambruscos from this area render a ruby-colored sparkler. To open this unusual closer, slide the foil cutter of a wine key (or a butter knife) on the side of the metal clamp and gently pry it open. Bin: 7000UPZ

    $56

  • Roberto Negri, La Giara, Lambrusco Provincia di Mantova | NV

    Very elegant ruby red color wine, intense aroma with fruity scents of ripe plums and cherry jam. Slightly spicy with a final that gives hints of vanilla and cocoa. Great structure, soft and full of ripe tannins. Bin:5003

    $48

Greece

  • Scaperdas Freres, Exceptionnelle Brut Rose | NV

    The grapes come from Amynteo, within the PDO zone and of course, we are talking about Xinomavro. The wine was fermented and matured for 6 months in French oak barrels and then put in the bottle, along with the necessary ingredients, for the second fermentation. The wine matured in the bottle for 48 months acquiring a highly autolytic and complex character. Bin: 1200UP

    $84

Germany

  • Peter Lauer, Saar Riesling Brut | 2018

    Lauer are among the best being made in Germany. These wines are grand and pure Saar Riesling – the emphasis is on purity, precision, rigor, mineral. The great majority are sourced from the great Ayler Kupp Vineyard and named after the pre-1971 vineyard names from which they come. The focus is on “dry-tasting” wines that flaunt an exceptional, ethereal balance, an interplay of sugar and acidity that is as fine as any in the world of wine. Bin: 6600

    $92

  • Jan Matthias Klein Kiss Kiss Maddies Lips Pet Nat | 2021

    Super cloudy appearance somewhere between red and muddy brown, strangely attractive, not much colour because not much sunlight this year. Plum and cherry aromas and some forest floor, a vibrant palate, more lively than nose suggests, great acidity but not aggressive, plenty of salty, spicy, cinnamon, red and black berry fruit. Bin: 1605

    $67

Denmark

  • Decideret, Lees Is More Apple Sparkling Wine | 2020

    Certified organic. A “field blend” made from apples from Vigmosegaard orchard at Lilleø: Bramley (37%), mixed French cider varieties like Douce Coet, Kermerrien, Binet Rouge (54 %), and a touch of mixed garden apples (9%). The cider varieties, after harvest in 2018 and 12 months of fermentation, were blended with Bramley apples from 2019. After bottling in January 2020, the wine spent 18 months on the lees before disgorgement (Sept ’21). Unfiltered, no SO2 added.Bin: 2103

    $85

Australia

  • Konpira Maru, Pet-Nat Mt. Midoriyama Chevaucher l'éclair Victoria | 2020

    A conventional blend for a non-conventional style of sparkling here from the cool area of the Whitlands in Victoria. The fruit for this fantastic fizz comes from the Burder family's Eminence Vineyard. The Burders make some beautiful traditional method sparkling from these grapes. Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Charodnnay all grown with love. Here we get to see them in their rawest form from the Konpira Maru boys. It's light, delicate and crisp with soft savoury edges and a tart finish that is uber refreshing. Bin: 6108

    $75

Portugal

Many of the Portuguese grape varietals are still unknown to the world. these grapes directly descend from pre-historic vine plants that developed in the country and have endure thousands of years of human presence and climate changes.

  • Vertice, Gouveio Brut

    The Gouveio Sparkling Wine is a high-end, vintage methode-classique sparkling wine from Alto Douro and made from 100% specially-selected Gouveio grape. Bin: 8200

    $79

Spain

  • Agustí Torelló Mata, Gran Reserva Cava | 2014

    This is a beautiful wine. No dosage. 5.9 g/l acidity. Disgorged in August, 2022, after seven years (!) on the lees. A blend of 35% Macabeu, 34% Xarel-lo, and 31% Parellada all from vines with more than 50 years of age. Featuring a beautiful bright golden color with green hues and slow-evolving fine bubbles. Bin:6704

    $64

France

  • Domaine de la Bergerie, Crèmant de Loire | 2016

    This crémant has a pale golden hue. It has soft, appealing, floral aromatics with notes of fresh peaches. The palate is succulent, with flavors of golden plum, under ripe stone fruit and a hint of toasted hazelnut with an effervescent finish.

    $58

France (Champagne)

"The effervescence of this fresh wine reveals the true brilliance of the French people." — Voltaire

  • Egly-Ouriet, Brut Grand Cru Millésime I 2006

    Egly-Ouriet is the pinnacle of grower Champagne, Sparkling ripe fruit and floral notes herald this mouthwatering Champagne, with nectarine, gingersnap biscuit, orchard blossom and anise notes carried through the fine, chalky mousse. Bin: 7405

    $315

  • Champagne Baron-Fuenté, Millésime Brut | 2013

    Its pale gold robe with soft green glints, becomes golden over the years. A beautiful cord of fine bubbles accompanies its delicate and elegant nose hinting at the majority of Chardonnay used. Its bouquet is a subtle mix of ripe citrus and fresh fruit, and in particular white peaches. The black grape varieties then begin to reveal notes of small red fruit and its marked vinosity. Bin: 7202

    $105

  • Champagne Mouzon Leroux & Fils, L'ascendant Solera Verzy Grand Cru | NV

    The Champagne Mouzon-Leroux L'ascendant Solera Extra Brut is a pure expression of Verzy Grand Cru, one of the most interesting and diverse terroirs in the Montagne de Reims. This estate is certified organic wines and practicing biodynamic viticulture. Blend: 60% Pinot Noir, 40% Chardonnay Bin:6707

    $180

  • Ledru, Marie-Noelle Champagne Extra Brut Grand Cru Ambonnay | 2014

    Ledru’s cuvées are highly coveted by grower Champagne aficionados for how clearly they express the power allied with finesse of Pinot Noir from one of the region’s greatest terroirs for the variety, the Grand Cru village of Ambonnay on the Montagne de Reims’ southern slope. Bin: 6302

    $300

New Zealand

With precise fruit expression, naturally high acidity and mouth-filling palates, New Zealand’s sparkling wines have become renowned for their depth, finesse and drinking pleasure.

  • Auntsfield, Method Ancestrale | 2020

    Initially this wine has fresh aromas of fresh apple, elderflower, nashi pear with hints of mint, and wild honey. In the glass, the brighter apple and pear notes dissipate and reveal more of the Muscat floral and exotic spice aromas. The palate has a fresh and crisp acidity, with tangy green apple. It is light and lively. Bin: 7205

    $72

White Wine

Rich, Complex & Lush Whites

France

"Maybe the French will get a manned craft into space if they can get a rocket strong enough to lift a bottle of wine." — David Brinkley

  • Bachelet-Monnot, Puligny-Montrachet | 2019

    The 2019 Puligny-Montrachet Village offers gunflint and green apples on the strict, tightly wound nose, a touch of petrichor with time. The palate is very saline on the entry, harmonious and focused. Touches of blackcurrant leaf lend another layer of complexity on the mineral-rich finish. Great persistence here, very saline and just superb for a Village Cru. Bin: 8009

    $168

  • Pierre Girardin, Le Limozin Meursault | 2019

    The Meursault ‘Le Limozin’ is known as one of the top sites in the appellation, given its proximity to Premier Cru ‘Les Genevrières’. The 2019 has opulent aromas of stone fruit, citrus blossom and sweet pastries, which are perfectly balanced by a bright acidity. Bin: 5005

    $210

  • Domaine Jean Monnier & Fils, Les Rougeots Meursault | 2019

    Hand harvest, pneumatic crushing, traditional vinification, 2 days in tank for the fermentation then Burgundian oak barrel (20% new oak) maturation for 11 months. Pale gold color with silver highlights. Nose is pleasant with floral aromas and notes of rose and honey. On the palate the wine has a medium body with a full and rich mid palate and good acidity on the finish. A harmonious wine with great aromatic persistence. Bin: 6500

    $144

  • Domaine Vincent Latour, Meursault-Charmes 1er Cru | 2018

    Although the Latour-Labille family has been making wine since 1792, Vincent Latour began turning heads in Burgundy after the release of his 2006 vintage when he was nominated as winemaker of the year by the well-respected local magazine, Bourgogne Aujourd’hui. He was also recognized last year and in 2009 as the best new/young winemaker in the Côte de Beaune and in the Côte de Nuits as the result of an annual blind tasting hosted by local vignerons. Bin: 6314

    $270

  • Domaine Michel Niellon, Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Vergers I 2017

    Yields were comparatively high at 60hl/ha, but there's no lack of concentration or focus here on this premier cru bottling from the northwestern corner of Chassagne. Floral, fresh and focussed, it's a precise, sappy, nuanced wine with typically stylish oak integration. Bin: 6510

    $310

  • Domaine Michel Niellon, Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Clos de la Maltroie I 2017

    Smoky, matchstick aromas on the nose, lovely honeysuckle notes on the palate and crisp, precise acidity. Dry, fibrous palate with a long, bitter-lemon note to finish. Bold and cannily oaked, with the smoke and spice complementing the ripe fruit. Bin: 8106

    $325

  • Domaine Courbet, Côtes du Jura Les Isles Chardonnay | 2019

    This wine is produced from Courbet’s oldest Chardonnay parcel, planted in 1973. With full southern exposure, the soil contains significantly higher levels of limestone than the normal bottling. The wine is aged in barrel (20% new oak) for 10 months followed by an additional 10 months in vat.This wine has another dimension resulting from the higher mineral content of the soil and older vines. More intense, brighter, but also richer and more persistent. Only 65 cases produced. Bin:7301UP

    $88

  • J.Pinon, Buvez du Bon Pinon Vouvray Sec | 2020

    100% Chenin Blanc. This 2020 "Buvez du Bon Pinon" is a very special release from Julien Pinon, in honor of the preceding generations of the family. His great grandfather Camille planted the vines for "Bon Pinon" in 1945 on silex noir or "black flint" soils unique to their tiny corner of Vouvray, the northerly Vallée de Cousse. Fermentation and aging took place in the oldest wood in the cellar: port wine barrels bought by Julien's grandfather Claude. Bin: 7006

    $80

  • Domaine Florent Cosme Utopie Vouvray Demi-sec | 2016

    Florent Cosme has deep roots in Vouvray, with his family having been in the village for generations. Being the youngest sibling in the family, the vineyards originally owned by his grandmother, went to his older brother Mathieu. This small speed bump would not stop young Florent from pursuing his dream of making wine in his sacred home village. Bin: 6608

    $64

  • La Taille Aux Loups, Vin De France Venise Cuvée Parcellair Monopole | 2018

    One of a pair of single-parcel wines from vineyards in the Vouvray area, this wine is tight, taut with acidy. Wood aging gives a lightly oxidative character as well as great baked apple, white fruit and peach flavors. Bin:7414

    $95

  • Domaine du Closel, Savennierres Jalousie I 2018

    Produced from some of the domaine's young vines, this wine is soft, ripe and full of baked-apple and spice flavors. It is rich while still having plenty of young freshness. Bin: 7007

    $105

  • Jean Pabiot, Pouilly-Fumé | 2021

    100% Sauvignon Blanc. Expressive nose with aromas of pink grapefruit and exotic fruits (peach, mango). Balanced palate with richness, freshness, structure and a long and fruity finish. Bin: 7204

    $75

  • Domaine Paul Jaboulet Aine, Crozes-Hermitage Blanc Domaine de Roure | 2014

    Domaine de Roure is a biodiversity refuge located in the northern side of Crozes-Hermitage. The estate is 1.4 hectares and hosts a variety of old Syrah and Marsanne vines, average age random from 40-60 years old. Jaboulet purchased the “Domaine Raymond Roure” vineyard in 1996 and has since cultivated a very small batch of very high-quality biodynamic wine. Bin: 7110

    $98

  • Domaine La Barroche Châteauneuf-du-Pape Blanc "Pure" | 2016

    Pure Blanc from Domaine La Barroche is extremely elegant and delicate. This cuvée has fresh, floral, and spicy overtones as well as subtle nuances of fennel and star anise. It features a pure, mineral favour with excellent crispness and a great deal of energy. Bin: 5001B

    $207

  • Gilles Robin, Crozes-Hermitage Blanc Cuvée Les Marelles | 2017

    The Crozes-Hermitage white “Les Marelles” is an assembly of 60% of Roussane and 40% of Marsanne located on the major terroirs of Domaine Gilles Robin (Monico, Terres Rouges, Les Pends) with soils dating from the Quaternary era. BIn: 7012

    $58

Oregon

  • Morgen Long, Chardonnay Sandi | 2017

    The 2017 White Label Chardonnay is a selection of two and a half barrels from the upper block at Seven Springs Vineyard which aged on full solids for 17 months. Presenting opulent aromatics of lemon curd, pear pastry, sweet ginger and hazelnut waffle. The concentration of the palate is superlative.Bin: 6300

    $155

  • Morgen Long, Willamette Valley Chardonnay Durant Vineyard Dundee Hills | 2018

    The 2018 Chardonnay Durant Vineyard, the first iteration of this site from Morgen Long, has a lovely perfume of matcha powder, dried flowers, salted almonds and an exotic touch of candied citrus. The palate is arresting—its satiny texture and broad, savory flavors are pleasantly surprising and seamlessly fresh—and it finishes very, very long. More evidence that Durant vineyard is a very special site! Bin: 8001

    $96

  • Cristom, Eola-Amity Hills Chardonnay | 2018

    Aromatically the wine is filled with stone fruits, citrus fruits, and an underlying scent of fresh cream. On the palate the wine is beautifully texture from the malolactic fermentation with notes of crunchy Asian pears, Meyer lemon zest, and bright, racy mineral driven acidity. Bin: 7304

    $84

  • Morgen Long, Willamette Valley Chardonnay Yamhill Vineyards Yamhill-Carlton | 2016

    Explosively, dynamically aromatic—an impressive opening into what quickly shows itself as a beautiful, appealing Oregon Chardonnay. Floral and bright with excellent chalk tones, filled with fresh and sweet lemon and ginger. An exciting interplay of density and airy celestial-ness. Bin: 8112

    $120

  • Morgen Long, Willamette Valley Chardonnay Memorie | NV

    Aromas of chalk, oyster shells, lemongrass, saffron, lemongrass and white grapefruit. Polished minerals and preserved white citrus flavors shimmer with energy above six vintages of depth, seamlessly woven together, smooth, sleek and dense." Bin: 8108

    $150

  • Franchere, Acadia Vineyards Grüner Veltliner Columbia Gorge AVA | 2017

    A completely different beast than the savory Grüners made from the fruit sourced from the Havlin Vineyard, this is their first wine sourced from the Columbia Gorge. Acadia is a high elevation, windswept, certified organic vineyard perched 1300' above the Columbia River. The uniform volcanic soil is derived from pyroclastic flows that swept down the slopes of Underwood Mountain. Bin: 7206

    $53

California

“The thought hit me, why not make wine? It makes people happy, it’s an aesthetic statement, not bad for the environment. It was a lightning bolt.” –David Ramey,

  • Failla, Sonoma Coast Chardonnay Platt Vineyard I 2016

    Like all Failla Chards this is fermented and aged in multiple venues (barrel, cement, steel, etc.) Bright yellow color and lively razor sharp acidity. Clearly Cali fruit but a more old-world style. Flavors include a little apple but more citrus, with a really saline and mineral finish. Really quite nice, balanced. Bin: 7104

    $138

  • Porter Creek Vineyards, Russian River Valley Chardonnay George's Hill Vineyard I 2016

    Sourced from the estate's George's Hill vineyard, named in honor of founder George Davis who purchased the land in 1977, this biodynamically farmed vineyard site produces some of the most exciting Chardonnay in the entire Russian River. Bin: 6711

    $105

  • Tyler, Santa Maria Chardonnay W Block Bien Nacido I 2016

    The 2015 Chardonnay Bien Nacido Block W has white peaches and grapefruit on the nose with touches of lemongrass, shaved almonds and white pepper. Light-bodied with plenty of citrus and stone fruit freshness. Bin: 7209

    $110

  • Talley Vineyards, Arroyo Grande Vineyard Chardonnay I 2014

    Salty lemon and ripe apple aromas combine for a very inviting nose that also shows pineapple and creamy lily scents on this bottling from a historic vineyard. A fine line of gunmetal tension runs down the middle of the palate, which opens toward a fuller-bodied wine with lots of lemon peel and butter flavors as well as a nicely chalky mouthfeel. Bin: 6308

    $95

  • Arietta, On the Keys Artist Reserve St. Helena | 2013

    A blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon, benefits from 22 months of aging in French oak barrels. It is aromatically flamboyant, offering notes of white flowers, key lime, gooseberry, and candied orange peel. The wine explodes on the palate, with delicious lemon flavors, peach, walnut oil, and thyme. Bin: 6214B

    $110

Spain

  • Gomez Cruzado, Haro-Rioja Cosecha | 2018

    Founded in 1886, in the heart of Haro’s Barrio de la Estación, Gómez Cruzado is a historic cellar and one of only sixteen “Bodegas Centenarias” in all of Rioja. Only native varieties: 75% Viura and 25% Tempranillo blanco. All the grapes come from the same plot, located in a high altitude area of Haro. Bin: 7314

    $56

  • 4 Monos, GR-10 Blanco | 2019

    The GR-10 is named after one of the most famous walking trails of the Iberian Peninsula, linking Lisbon to Valencia. As the 4 Monos met while hiking, it is only natural they named their wine for a trail. The wine ages in steel and used barrels. Varieties used in the blend are Albillo, Macabeo, Chelva, and Moscatel making for a very fresh mountain styled wine with intense aromatics. Bin: 7013

    $68

  • Terroir Al Limit, Terroir Historic Priorat Blanc | 2019

    Terroir Històric encourages young farmers to not only return to family vineyards in the region’s 9 villages in and around Torroja, but also transition these family vines to organic farming. Històric Blanc is a blend of Priorat’s traditional white varieties: Grenache Blanc (75 %) and Macabeu (25 %). Bin: 7300

    $84

  • Saline, Getariako Txakolina | 2021

    100% Hondarrabi Zuri from estate vineyards located in Hondarribia, a picturesque fishing village in Basque Country to which the Hondarrabi grape owes its name. The tiny Getariako Txakolina D.O. (only 430 hectares planted, shared by just a little over 30 wineries) was created in 1990. Bin: 6113

    $53

Chile

  • Agricola Grillos Cantores, Mi Nena | 2020

    The 1.5 hectare vineyard sits on a slope of white silt, sand and granitic soil, littered with mica and a high concentration of quartz. The vines are non-irrigated, plowed by hand, and naturally farmed. The steep terrain enables the vines to grow deep roots and produce complex, balanced wines that are vertical and mineral driven. Bin: 7208

    $53

Canary Islands (Spain)

It really doesn't get more volcanic

  • Juan Francisco Farina, Los Loros Sobre Lias | 2019

    Juanfra calls his project Los Loros, after the laurel shrubs that proliferate the upper parts of the Valle de Güímar. Conventional farming is typical in this area of the island, however Juanfra believes in a more holistic style of farming. Favoring a sustainable philosophy, he enjoys showcasing traditional Canarian varietals such as Listán Blanco, Vijariego Blanco, Marmajuelo, Albillo Criollo. Bin 7410

    $80

South Africa

“If you walk a mile in my shoes, you’ll end up in a wine bar.” – Unknown

  • Mullineux, Old Vines White I 2018

    The grapes come from vineyard parcels in different parts of the Swartland: the stony Shale and Schist based soils of the Kasteelberg, the decomposed Granite of the Paardeberg and the rolling, iron-rich hills west of Malmesbury. Fermentation is in barrel with indigenous yeasts and the wine is aged for 11 months in French oak barrels, 20% new. Bin: 7113

    $75

  • Leeu Passant, Chardonnay Stellenbosch I 2016

    Leeu Passant is produced at the hands of Chris and Andrea Mullineux, who founded this Swartland based estate back in 2007. This wine shows flavors of yellow fruit, citrus zest, and flint, marked by a long, saline-tinged finish. This bottle is perfect for lovers of rich expressions of Chardonnay looking for a new venture. Bin: 6010

    $144

  • Capensis, Chardonnay | 2016

    Enticing notes of pencil shavings and sweet spice are front and center on the nose, with additional aromas of baked apple, pressed yellow flowers and orange oil. The palate shows great balance, with a bright seam of acidity that keeps the apple and orange fruit pure and focused. Lovely accents of toasted brioche and wood spice carry the enduring finish. Bin: 6305D

    $186

  • David & Nadia, Hoë - Steen Chenin Blanc | 2019

    A Steen vineyard planted back in 1968 on the western part of the Swartland on route to Darling, in deep iron rich coffee stone clay soils, makes for one of their single vineyards which we started working with in 2013/2014. This vineyard is a mixed bag of vineyards propagated in the 1960’s and has its own character. This is their last white vineyard for picking and takes a couple of months to finish fermentation due to the change in temperature after harvest in the Swartland. Hoë-Steen is their third wine qualifying for the Old Vine Project (OVP) seal, celebrating the block’s fifteenth birthday this year. Whole bunch pressed, minimal sulphur during short cold settling for the juice before being racked to barrel for spontaneous fermentation (including malolactic fermentation). The wines ages from vintage to vintage in old 300 L French barrels. Bin:5008

    $185

Australia

  • Bindi, Chardonnay Kostas Rind I 2015

    The Kostas Rind Chardonnay is grown in a 1.5 hectare plot from the middle and lower sections of the Chardonnay blocks planted in 1988. The wine is fermented in French barrels of which typically 20% are new. The palate is very youthful. It is fresh, vibrant, very dry, tight, textured, expansive, harmonious and long. This classic Bindi Chardonnay will cellar and improve for over a decade and already offers beautiful drinking. Bin: 6111

    $115

  • Woodlands Wines, Wilyabrup Valley Chardonnay | 2018

    The Wilyabrup subregion of Margaret River is widely acclaimed by industry pundits as the source of Australia's finest Chardonnay. Woodland's consuming ambition is to create wines which emulate the great vineyards of the world. There is less than a hectare of low yielding Chardonnay at Woodlands and output is highly limited. Bin: 6401

    $68

  • Dr. Edge | Tasmania Chardonnay | 2021

    The 2021 ‘Tasmania’ Chardonnay from Dr. Edge (aka Peter Dredge) is sourced from two growers, one in the Derwent Valley in the south of the island, and the other in the Tamar Valley in the north. Both blocks were planted in 1987 and a farmed organically, though without certification. Like with all of the Dr. Edge wines, Peter likes to focus on blends of sites to really encapsulate the entirety of the vintage across Tasmania. Bin: 5001

    $145

Aromatic, Fresh & Floral Whites

Think Sauvignon blanc, Riesling, Gewürztraminer, Etc.

France

  • Pierre Gaillard, (375mL) Condrieu I 2014

    Pierre Gaillard began his career working for both Vidal Fleury and Guigal before he struck out on his own in 1985. Since then, both his reputation and his vineyards have expanded, mainly in the St Joseph, Cote Rotie and Condrieu appellations, but now also Cornas and an estate in the south-west, Domaine de Madeloc, where Banyuls and Collioure are produced. Bin: 6508

    $52

  • Clos De La Bonnette, Condrieu Roc d' Ucarisse | 2019

    There's freshness, depth and a richness of aroma here that many Condrieu lack in 2019. Very full-bodied and rich, but with enough acidity and freshness to balance it. Great intensity, and the salinity that's required in a hot vintage to help the wine stand up. Long finish. One of the best Condrieus of the vintage. Organic. Lieu-dit Côte Bonnette, dark migmatite granite at the north of the appellation. Bin: 6004

    $182

  • Rolly Gassmann, Riesling Kappelweg de Rorschwihr I 2008

    Gassmann makes a benchmark riesling in the style of Zind Humbrecht. rich, big and long. Bin: 6301

    $90

  • Domaine Laport, Le Rochoy Sancerre | 2022

    All of the Domaine's vines are in the village of Chavignol, undisputedly the site of the best terroir in Sancerre. Crafted from carefully selected parcels of estate-grown Sauvignon, the wine has superb balance, complexity, and depth.

    $95

  • Domaine Valéry Renaudat Les Lignis Reuilly | 2021

    This Reuilly gem from Renaudat is a positively textbook, positively delicious example of Loire Valley Sauvignon. Aromatic, citric, mineral and crisp. Bin:7201

    $60

  • Domaine Ostertag, Sylvaner Vieilles Vignes | 2020

    Biodynamic. Very, very rich for a Sylvaner and a welcome change from more famous varietals. Could very well withstand comparison with Franken’s finest. Not sweet but intense with a dry finish. And very long. Bin: 6409

    $80

  • Château Haut Mayne, Graves Blanc | 2015

    Caroline and Xavier Perromat officially took over the Château du Mayne in 2012, though the estate has been in the Perromat family for several generations. It was the first property acquired by Jean Perromat, who went on to become the head of the Syndicat des Vignerons de Cérons. The domaine comprises four hectares of vines surrounded by woods, and has a deep gravel soil above a sublayer of limestone rich in marine starfish fossils. Bin: 7313

    $52

Canada

  • Cave Spring, Estate Riesling | 2020

    Cave Spring's fine Rieslings have won much international acclaim. This one, from vines that are 20+ years old, features notes of peach and grapefruit alongside floral and stony mineral flavours. Bin: 6104

    $59

Germany

“A German wine label is one of the things life’s too short for, a daunting testimony to that peculiar nation’s love of detail and organization.” — Kingsley Amis

  • Peter Lauer, Riesling Neuenberg - Fass 17 I 2015

    Stunningly clear and clean on the nose, the 2015 Neuenberg Fass 17 from the south-west exposed Ayler Neuenberg (which has significantly lower night temperatures but morning fogs), is a highly concentrated, lush and sweet, yet also pure, pineapple-flavored Riesling made with 10 percent "perfect botrytis" berries. Bin: 7214

    $105

  • Eva Fricke, Riesling Krone I 2017

    from 70+ year old vines, an intense, ripe and mineral laser focused riesling. Bin: 8208A

    $130

  • Weingut Stefan Meyer, Kerner Kabinett I 2017

    Stefan's 100% Kerner is made in an off-dry, or Feinherb, style. All grapes are hand-harvested from vines that average 35 years of age, and are fermented with native yeasts in stainless steel tanks. Bin: 7008A

    $40

  • Emrich-Schonleber, Riesling Mineral Trocken | 2021

    “Mineral” says it all with its name. This is a representation of all the different soil types that can be found in the Nahe region. This is exuding the slate and volcanic underneath the vines while still showing off fruit from the young vines of the Grand Cru vineyards. This is for those that need wine that tastes of minerals and breathes acidity. Bin:8004

    $80

  • Weingut Ziereisen, Pinot Gris I 2018

    A stellar pinot gris that competes with the best of Alsace. Bin: 7010

    $54

  • Koehler-Ruprecht, Pfalz Kallstadter Saumagen Riesling Auslese Trocken | 2015

    Koehler-Ruprecht farms a southeast-facing parcel that lies within the boundaries of the original Saumagen vineyard area; a storied, grand cru site with calcareous limestone soils. True alchemy in the glass, weighty and concentrated yet totally luminous! The intense flavors of mango, peach, and cinnamon. Bin: 7103

    $95

  • Dönnhoff, Niederhäuser Hermannshöhle Riesling Auslese | 2013

    What is so impressive about this wine is its very snappy acids are absolutely buried in the structure of the wine and the high extract here gives this wine such a suave and seamless palate impression that it is effortless to drink and seems likely to last for decades and decades. Another absolutely classic bottle of Spätlese! Bin: 8008FZ

    $215

  • Dönnhoff, Norheimer Dellchen Riesling Auslese | 2013

    Pure apple charm, together with a touch of botrytis notes: candied apricot, honey and delicate elderflower. So pure and precise, it has a beautiful lime fruit acidity which sweeps through the sweetness on the palate and leaves it feeling fresh as a daisy. Bin: 8008

    $150

  • Weingut Vollenweider, Kröver Steffensberg Riesling Kabinett | 2020

    Daniel's mission is simple and humble: due to the steep gradient in these grand cru vineyards, they have to be painstakingly farmed by hand year round. Daniel uses no pesticides or herbicides and vinifies his 100% Riesling wines in stainless steel tanks in a cellar under his house in the historic trading hub of Traben-Trarbach. Bin: 6100

    $70

  • Weingut Ziereisen, Gutedel Viviser | 2016

    Two years in large (3,000 liter) cask, the site is limestone, high-elevation and windy; the wine has a refined aroma and a superb palate; it isn’t sous-voile but tastes as if it were made in the Jura, all the way to the curious minerality peeking around the back of those wines. Bin: 6106

    $52

  • A.J. Adam, Riesling Feinherb In der Sangerei | 2015

    Sängerei is a parcel in the Hofberg vineyard. The wine is fermented spontaneously in a mixture of large Fuder and stainless stainless-steel. Bin: 6414

    $85

  • Peter Lauer, Senior Saar Riesling | 2020

    Lauer’s “Senior” is one of the of the greatest values in German wine, and frankly white wine, period. While Lauer considers this a village-level wine (special Lauer label-reading tip: any bottle with a green circle on it is considered a village-level wine), the “Senior” is in fact a single-vineyard wine sourced completely from the Grand Cru Kupp. Bin: 6504

    $72

  • Schäfer-Fröhlich, Bockenauer Felseneck Riesling Spätlese | 2015

    The Gault-Millau/German Wine Guide in 2005 chose Tim Fröhlich as newcomer of the year and just a few years later in 2010 as the youngest winemaker of the year ever. Bin:7310

    $110

  • Weingut Stephan Müller Riesling Kabinett Alte Reben | 2021

    The grapes for this fantastic Kabinett come from one of the oldest plots in the Saar, most of which are still planted with ungrafted vines that are almost 100 years old. These roots deep in the red slate soil and can therefore provide the small, highly aromatic grapes with water and nutrients even in the driest years. Fine, initially somewhat puristic bouquet characterized by cold, smoky slate notes and hints of citrus fruits. With more air, the wine opens up and notes of crisp apples and pronounced herbal notes of aniseed and lemon balm further add to the complexity. Very precise on the palate, dense and polished with a dreamy play of sweetness and acidity, excellent mineral structure and a long, spicy aftertaste - will mature magnificently! Bin: 7307

    $55

  • Seehof, Riesling Kabinett "Elektrisch" | 2022

    Klaus Peter Keller is the most famous practitioner of dry German Rieslings and he’s from the Rheinhessen. More importantly, Keller currently works vineyards in the Rheinhessen. It’s funny: sites that were, only a short time ago, all but unknown to the general public (Abtserde, Kirchspiel, Morstein, etc.) are now mentioned with reverence and awe. Bin: 6207

    $64

  • Schäfer-Fröhlich, Felsenberg Grosses Gewächs Riesling | 2015

    The 2015 Felsenberg Riesling GG is from volcanic soils and a more narrow part of the valley where the fog stays longer than in Bockenau or Monzingen, so that the smoother skin leads Tim to an earlier picking. The wine opens very precise and flinty, but also fruity, with some yeasty flavors. Bin: 8014

    $216

  • Willi Schaefer, Graacher Domprobst Riesling Spätlese | 2015

    Weingut Willi Schaefer is a Mosel wine estate based in the village of Graach in Bereich Bernkastel. The winery is a member of the VDP (The Association of German Quality and Prädikat Wine Estates) and is solely devoted to the production of high-quality Riesling wines. Weingut Willi Schaefer is a small family winery with a history dating back to 1121. Bin: 8213

    $62

New Zealand

  • Auntsfield, Single Vineyard Southern Valleys Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc | 2021

    Superbly ripe and intensely aromatic, the wine shows passionfruit, kiwifruit, feijoa and kaffir lime characters, followed by a concentrated palate delivering terrific fruit purity and persistency. Wonderfully textured and mouthfilling with a lengthy structured finish.Bin: 6501

    $62

Austria

  • Rudi Pichler, Gruner Veltliner Federspiel Wachauer | 2021

    Grüner Veltliner is the signature grape of Austria and produces a dry white wine with savory aromas, spicy flavors, and good acidity. Grüner Veltliner Federspiel from the Wachau is a medium-weight wine and is fresh in style with notes of green apple, lemon, radish, and arugula. Bin: 6700

    $70

  • Sighardt Donabaum, Gelber Muskateller I 2016

    Yellow Muscat. aromatic, but bone dry with hints of wet slate. Bin: 7203

    $55

  • Barbara Ohlzelt, Gruner Veltliner Zobinger | 2022

    We are in love with the gentle whisper of Barbara's wines. By gentle we don't mean without impact. Her Gruner from Zobing is a far cry from some of those Wachau monster wines. Bin: 7200

    $64

  • Sighardt Donabaum, Neuburger I 2014

    The key varieties in this region are Riesling and Grüner Veltliner, and Zornberg is particularly lauded for its plots of old vine Grüner Veltliner. Sighardt farms his 11 hectares organically and only works with natural yeasts in the cellar. Bin: 7109

    $96

  • Weingut Tement, Ried Zieregg Morillon (Chardonnay) | 2018

    Subtle smoke and toasted hazelnut combine on the gentle, subdued nose. The palate immediately hits with textured concentration buffered by an inherently cool chalkiness. Lemony brightness pervades everything while some of that nutty smoke lingers around the edges. This is sinuous and elegant, profound and supple. Bin: 6200

    $156

  • Wieninger Gemischter Satz, Nussberg | 2016

    A mere whisper of rose flashes on the nose before herbal, yeasty fruitiness takes over. This field blend is intriguing and layered, made from several varieties. The palate has a salty edge and a rich mouthfeel that veers from creamy to pithy and back again. It lets its yeasty pear, apple and citrus flavors ripple across the tongue. Bin: 6713

    $72

  • Sattlerhof Gamlitz Sauvignon Blanc | 2018

    South Styria is one of the world’s great Sauvignon Blanc terroirs where the variety benefits from complex soils, a long growing season, and dramatic shifts in temperature from day to night. The wine shows ripe stone fruit flavors while still being light, lively, and highly aromatic thanks to the cooling influence of the Alps. Bin: 7101

    $80

  • Weingüt Tement, Südsteiermark Morillon (Chardonnay) | 2020

    The grape variety Morillon is internationally known as Chardonnay. It’s a very balanced and elegant allrounder. Delicate notes of freshly grated apples, dandelion leaves and roasted almonds. Brightly clear and dry on the palate.Bin: 6209

    $56

  • Kracher, Pinot Gris | 2019

    A subdued pear juiciness mingles with subtle wood smoke on the nose. The palate is juicier and fruitier than those aromas suggest, but it also has a lovely tiptoe lightness and lemony brightness. This is subtle, light and elegant with a wonderfully juicy finish. Bin:7108

    $48

Australia

  • Some Young Punks, Monster Monster Attack! Riesling Clare Valley | 2019

    The finished wine is a refreshing Kabinett style with only 10.8% alcohol, a gentle 25g of residual and mouth-watering, crunchy acidity. Peach flesh with strong lime and lemon zest on the nose; the palate is saturated with clear, textured fruit. Bin: 7000

    $51

  • S.C. Pannel, Adelaide Hills Aromatico | 2018

    Quite simply, Stephen Pannell is one of Australia’s finest and most imaginative winemakers. He’s a Jimmy Watson Trophy winner, a McLaren Vale Bushing King winner, a two-time Max Schubert Trophy winner, International Red Winemaker of the Year and Decanter Magazine’s 50 Most Influential Contributors to the World of Wine. Nick Stock described him as potentially “one of the greatest Australian winemakers ever to make wines in our age. Match this wine with anything spicy!! Bin: 6109

    $64

Italy

  • I Clivi, Collio Malvasia 80 Anni I 2017

    The finest white grape in friuli. a special bottling from 80 yr old vineyards organic. Rich and aromatic, with notes of citrus, yellow fruits, chamomile and light mineral scents. Elegant, fresh and smooth. Bin: 8104

    $72

  • Gaja, Alteni di Brassica Sauvignon Blanc I 2016

    The 2016 is well-balanced by the remarkable fruit concentration. Powerful and nuanced, this wine reaches a high level of complexity. Thanks to the bright acidity and salinity, Alteni di Brassica shows great energy and tension. Bin: 6112

    $355

  • Rocche dei Manzoni L'Angelica Langhe Chardonnay | 2012

    The Langhe Chardonnay L’Angelica of the Podere Rocche dei Manzoni winery is obtained by Chardonnay grapes harvested in the vineyards owned in Monforte d'Alba. After aging in wood, the wine is refined first in cement and then directly in bottle. Exceptional still white wine, straw-yellow coloured with golden reflections, in the nose it develops a floral and fruity bouquet, with notes of ripe tropical fruits. In the mouth, it is dry and full-bodied, well balanced. It is excellent to drink both as an aperitif and in combination with fish dishes. Bin: 7311

    $50

  • Abraham, Weissburgunder In der Lamm | 2020

    The In der Lamm vineyard in located in the municipality of Appiano. Moraine soils from the last glacial period mixed with volcanic rock of quartz-porphyry. Vineyard planted in 1960. Hand harvested. Spontaneous fermentation with natural, ambient yeast in neutral 500 liter oak barrels. The wine aged for nine months in cask on the lees followed by six months in stainless steel before bottling. 4000 bottles produced. Bin: 7402 Bottled in March 2020.

    $64

  • Sartarelli, Balciana Verdicchio Dei Castelli di Jesi | 2016

    Nice intensity with an interesting nose of ripe and tropical fruits, sweet notes of honey, linden, spicy and citrus fruit notes, licorice root and almonds. It is a very well-balanced wine in the mouth, a full-bodied wine with high alcohol content but at the same time still fresh and strongly sapid. Even a more unique wine because of its strongly persistent smell and taste with an iodate finish. Bin: 6203

    $65

  • Abraham, Vom Muschelkalk | 2020

    The Muschelkalk vinayard is Weingut Abraham's highest elevation vineyard located below the Mendel mountains in Appiano. Soil consists of porphyry rock with clay and gravel with lime- and clay-rich alluvial soils interspersed with limestone. Vineyard planted in 1970. Hand harvested. Spontaneous fermentation with natural, ambient yeast in neutral 500 liter oak barrels. The wine aged for nine months in cask on the lees followed by six months in stainless steel before bottling. 2300 bottles produced. Bottled in May 2020. Bin: 6402

    $105

California

  • Quivira Vineyard, Fig Tree Vineyard Sonoma County Sauvignon Blanc | 2017

    From certified-organic grapes fermented in both stainless steel and neutral oak, this lovely and balanced wine tastes of peaches, white flowers and stones. Fresh, high toned and grassy, it lingers in both acidity and dried herb, impressing in both length and grace.Bin:6709

    $65

  • Margerum, "Sybarite" Happy Canyon Sauvignon Blanc | 2020

    Comprised of 100% Sauvignon Blanc, the 2020 Margerum "Sybarite" was sourced from the rolling hills of the Happy Canyon AVA in Santa Barbara. "Sybarite" refers to the people from the ancient Greek city of Sybaris in Southwestern Italy, who were known to seek luxury and pleasure. Bin: 7401

    $64

  • Smith-Madrone, Napa Valley Spring Mountain Riesling | 2015

    Stuart Smith planted the original Riesling vines in 1971 on the steep, dry-farmed slopes that surround the winery on Spring Mountain. With a low 12.6% ABV, this impressive white has the typicity of the variety with an Old World style. Cutting-edge, racy, tight-wire acidity leaves its mark. Bin: 6307

    $68

Oregon

  • Timothy Malone Wines, Medici Vineyards Riesling Chehalem Mountains | 2015

    This is a deep, intense and focused wine sourced from 40-year-old vines. Its 28 g/l of residual sugar is all but buried in bright acids, creating tension and depth. Grapefruit, lime and pineapple flavors burst through, making this highly cellar-worthy wine irresistible already.

    $78

New York

  • Hermann J. Wiemer Dry Riesling | 2019

    Well-concentrated aromas of apple and peach meld with crushed stone and yellow blossoms on the nose. There's a real sense of energy and lift to the deft palate, where juicy shots of tangerine and pome fruit are lifted by vibrant acidity. The fruit lingers on the finish but with substantial lift. Bin: 6513

    $56

  • Weis Vineyards, Finger lakes Gewürztraminer | 2020

    Born in Zell Mosel, Germany, Winemaker Hans Peter Weis grew up in the vineyards and cellar of his family winery. He spent many years learning and gaining experience in the traditional style of the Mosel. After receiving his degree in winemaking, business and agriculture, he decided to travel to the United States on a quest to pursue his winemaking passion. He experienced one vintage in the Sonoma region of California before he stumbled upon his home away from home in the Finger Lakes region of New York. He found the minerality of the soil and climate similar to that of home and knew it would be the perfect place to pursue his passion of handcrafting traditional German style wines for all to enjoy! Bin: 7308

    $64

  • Forge Cellars, Riesling Les Allies | 2015

    A high-toned note of apricot, red plum, raspberry and lemon. Trending towards full bodied, the mouth is round and fleshy with smooth, juicy acid that makes the mouth water. The acid is ever-present and just a bit streaky in places, coming on strong in the finish. Bin: 6212

    $58

  • Unionville, Hunterdon Mistral Blanc | 2020

    This blend of Rhône original grapes is a special addition to their portfolio. A fantastic vintage, the Hunterdon Mistral Blanc is rich, textural, broad and ripe, with tropical fruit flavors. Bin: 6303

    $65

New Jersey

  • Beneduce Vineyards, Estate Riesling | 2021

    Beneduce Vineyards is a family-owned vineyard and winery focusing on producing high-quality, food-friendly wines from estate-grown grapes, with a concentration on aromatic varieties native to Austria and northern France. The 51-acre farm in the rolling hills of Pittstown in Hunterdon County was purchased in 2000. Over 20 acres of grapes grow there: the main white varieties include Riesling, Gewurztraminer and Chardonnay, while plantings of red grapes include Pinot Noir, Cabernet Franc and an Austrian red named Blaufrankisch. Bin: 7305

    $54

Greece

  • Gai'a, Retsina Ritinitis Nobilis

    Mother's milk for the cannonball, a fresh white infused with xmas trees! Bin: 6602

    $35

Crisp, Citrus & Mineral Whites

Think Coastal Wines, Chablis, Crushable Italian Whites, Etc.

Spain

  • Bodegas Los Bermejos Malvasía Volcánica Seco | 2022

    100% tank-aged Malvasía Volcanica; a grape that is truly indigenous to the Canary Islands, a crossing of Marmajuelo (an indigenous peach-skinned white grape) and Malvasía Aromatica. One of those white wines that fits in the middle of the flavor spectrum. Crisp and bright with exotic middle palate flavors of citrus and deep minerals. Bin: 1306

    $62

  • Granbazan, Etiqueta Verde Albarino | 2020

    Etiqueta Verde is made with a combination of free-run juice and lightly pressed juice. It is fermented with indigenous yeasts in tank and aged on the lees for no less than four months before bottling. This is a classic Salnés Valley style albariño. Dry, very floral, with crisp acidity, and elegant salty aftertaste. Bin: 6612

    $62

Argentina

  • Escala Humana Livverá Malvasia | 2020

    Malvasía is rare in Argentina, this striking example from old vines spends 60 days on skins, giving texture and mouthfeel to this delicately perfumed wine. Aromas of lychee and citrus give way to a lovely texture that is well structured with snappy acidity. The winemaker suggests it will pair nicely with barbecued chicken mollejas (gizzards) but we think it will go nicely with a variety of dishes including a lemon drizzled octopus salad. Bin: 8102B

    $62

  • Ver Sacrum, Geisha de Sacrum | 2022

    This wine is a blend of 50% Marsanne and 50% Roussanne all from a single vineyard in the Los Chacayes IG in the Uco Valley. The nose jumps out of the glass with notes of orange peel, apricot, candied peach, and tangerine all woven together with white flowers, lavender, and a touch of coriander. Bin: 7100

    $70

Oregon

  • Alexana, Terroir Series Pinot Gris | 2021

    Accomplished Pinot Gris wrangling from an excellent Oregonian winery. Peachy, melony and grapefruity, there's a wonderfully creamy edge to the texture that offsets the bright, refreshing acidity and citrus pith qualities. As good an example of the variety as you can wish for. Bin: 8100

    $60

  • Antiquum Farm, Aurosa Willamette Valley Pinot Gris | 2019

    Aurosa showcases a charming, light golden rose color and unique hibiscus tea and rose hip tones. Slight wisps of lavender, violets, and tea rose intermingle with citrus, river stone, and steel. A layered, tannic texture compliments and supports the profile of this unique and intriguing expression of Pinot Gris. Bin: 6502

    $75

Portugal

“I cook with wine, sometimes I even add it to the food.” ― W.C. Fields, circa 1930’s

  • Quinta Varzea da Pedra, Branco | 2019

    A selection of 60% Fernão Pires and 40% Arinto grapes grown in the ‘Vinha da Gafa,’ a vineyard with southeastern exposure and clay-limestone soils. Hand harvested in August, and completely destemmed. Varieties are fermented separately with native yeasts in stainless steel for 15 days. Aged on lees in stainless steel for 12 months.Bin: HC5

    $50

  • Ilha do Pico, Arinto dos Açore | 2019

    lha do Pico boasts some of the most unique vineyards seen anywhere, and has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage region. Of course we wouldn’t be representing this producer just based on pretty scenery – rest assured the wines are just as beautiful as the place where they are made. 100% Arinto. Fermented in barrel. Aged 6 months on the lees. The most planted grape on the island, this varietal wine is bursting with stone fruit and has a softer, round palate.Bin: 6206

    $88

  • Ilha do Pico, Verdelho | 2019

    100% Verdelho From 90 year old bush-trained vines planted to four hectares of volcanic soils. The grapes are hand-harvested, de-stemmed, and allowed to spontaneously ferment for 40 days (80% stainless steel, 20% oak barrels - both 500L format) under temperature control and spends 7 months on lees aging. Battonage occurs once a week for the first three months. Fined and filtered. Bin: 6309

    $91

France

“She gets to keep the chalet and the Rolls, I want the Montrachet.” ― Forbes Magazine, May 6, 1996

  • Piuze, Chablis Terroir De Fye | 2019

    Fyé comes from a 2.5 hectare parcel surrounding a little chateau that you can see from the top of the Grand Cru hill near the subclimate, Chapelot in 1er Cru Montee de Tonnerre. This vineyard sits just opposite Blanchots. Bin: 7406

    $87

  • Domaine de la Pépière, Muscadet Sèvre-et-Maine Château Thébaud I 2014

    The 2014 Muscadet Sèvre et Maine Château-Thébaud from Domaine de la Pépière was made at a time when Marc was still at the helm here, and at seven years of age its quality is testament to his work. It displays a pale straw hue in the glass, and readily emits scents of orange peel, apricot, honeysuckle, crushed chalk and white pepper. Bin: 7413

    $68

Italy

  • Rosset, Vallée D'Aoste Petite Arvine | 2020

    Petite Arvine known as the glaciers grapevine, that is able to endure and acclimatize in the coldest and unwelcoming climates, releases in that wine its best notes of jasmine and apple. Brilliant, straw yellow,Sapid, mineral with good balance. Bin: 8209

    $84

  • Gaja, Gaia & Rey Chardonnay I 2017

    The 2017 Gaia & Ray reminds me of a top Sonoma Coast Chardonnay with is incredible salty minerality as well as classic Chardonnay notes of stone fruits, caramelized pineapple, white flowers, and hints of baking spices. Rich, medium-bodied, beautifully balanced, it’s a beautiful and classy white well worth drinking and cellaring. First released in 1983, this cuvee is named after Lucia and Angelo Gaja's daughter, Gaia Gaja, and Angelo Gaja's grandmother Clotilde Rey. Bin: 8207

    $636

  • Raccaro, Collio Friulano Rolat | 2020

    This one of the deepest and most multi-layered Northern Italian whites you’ll ever taste, channeling Alsace and the Northern Rhône in its aromatics and texture. Bin: 8210

    $88

  • Montenidoli, Tradizionale Vernaccia Di San Gimignano | 2019

    This wine is everything that can go right with prolonged skin contact. Vernaccia from San Gimignano is not strictly a white grape: its golden hue is damasked with pink. When macerated at length, the skins imbue this brightly acidic wine with a body and depth of flavor that is absolutely glorious. Cannabis, musk, candied lemon peel, almonds, hay are just the beginning. Bin: 6502

    $62

  • Benito Ferrara, Terra D' Uva Greco Di Tufo | 2021

    Gabriella Ferrara and husband Sergioare are now at the helm. They have 12.5ha under vine at 450-600 meters above sea level in calcareous clay soil of volcanic origin, with chunks of yellow sulfur marking the surface of the yellow-tinged soils. The Terra d'Uva Greco di Tufo 2021 shows a light straw yellow colour in the glass. The nose offers elegant aromas of flowers, white fruit such as pear and orange blossom. Bin: 6511B

    $64

  • I Pentri, Flora Falanghina I 2017

    Falanghina Flora emerges from the glass with an exotic, totally beguiling white. Apricots, white truffles, flowers, honey and mint are all woven together beautifully in this exceptional, polished wine. I Pentri elevates Falanghina to rare heights. Simply put, this is breathtaking juice. Bin: 7306

    $49

  • Cornarea, Roero Arneis Entritard | 2014

    A great alternative to Chardonnay or Sauvignon Blanc, this dry, crisp Arneis captures the best of these great varieties have to offer, while adding a decidedly Piemonte spin on white wine. Macerated in whole bunches and vinified without malolactic fermentation, the aromatic 2014 Cornarea Roero Arneis is a sunny white with strong lime, Poire William and grapefruit notes, but don’t think this wine is simple or lacking in complexity because these white fruit and citrus notes are accompanied by a saline minerality. Bin: 6702

    $85

  • Salmagina Zaccagnini, Verdicchio Dei Castello Di Jesi | 2017

    The grapes are hand harvested in September with several passages to select the slightly over-ripened grapes. In the cellar the grapes are gently pressed and fermentation takes place at low temperature for 3 – 4 weeks. The wine is aged in cement tanks “sur lies” (on yeasts) for 6 months. Bin: 6304

    $64

  • Montecappone, Verdicchio Dei Castelli di Jesi | 2020

    A spritz of lime, honeysuckle in full bloom and stone dust makes for an inviting bouquet as the 2020 Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi opens up in the glass. This is softly textured and soothing, with notes of candied lemon peels and granny smith apples offset by honied inner florals. It goes on and on remaining incredibly fresh and mouthwatering to the very end. Bin:8113

    $42

  • Pantaleone, Onirocep Pecorino | 2020

    Founded only in 2005, Pantaleone is a small (40 acres) but dynamic organic winery in the Marche region of Italy. Their “Onirocep” (Pecorino spelled backwards), done entirely in stainless steel to preserve the natural freshness of the wine, has an aromatic nose of flowers and citrus and a palate that is lively yet soft and supple. Bin: 8102

    $58

  • Oltretorrente, Timorasso Colli Tortonesi | 2020

    Timorasso is an ancient Piedmontese grape variety that was on the verge of extinction in the 1980s. It was carefully revived by Walter Massa of Vigneti Massa and now enjoys a resurgence in dry white wine displaying similarities to a really good, unoaked Chardonnay - richly textured with a buttery note and stone fruit on the palate. Bin: 6705

    $65

  • Contra Soarda, Vespaiolo | 2020

    Mirco and Gloria Gottardi established Contra Soarda in 2002 with the desire to create a deeper tie to their native land. Contra’ Soarda, which means “hamlet on the slope,” grows vines and olive trees with utmost respect for the environment. The 30 acres of vineyards lie just outside of the picturesque town of Bassano del Grappa in the Veneto. Focusing on the often overlooked native grape, Vespaiolo, but not neglecting the varietals that have been planted in his region for centuries, Mirco produces wines that are pure, elegant and harmonious. This is a pure, focused white, crisp and floral, with good energy and volume, with aromas and flavors of ripe apricots, peaches, and hazelnuts. Bin: 8002

    $56

  • Reva, Langhe Bianco | 2020

    This wine is made from Sauvignon Blanc (50%) and Sauvignon Gris (50%) planted on soils with lequio formation clay and limestone, with marl and fossiliferous sandstone, a mix locally known as “elveziano”. After the harvest, which takes place very early in the morning, the grapes stay on the skins for about 8 hours. Bin: 8203B

    $84

  • Donnafugata, Contessa Entellina Chardonnay "Chiarandà" | 2016

    Beautifully smooth and supple, the 2016 Sicilia Contessa Entellina Chiarandà was born in a slightly cooler vintage and shows a great sense of linearity and precision as a result. This Sicilian Chardonnay is fermented in steel, and only half of the total mass eventually goes into barrique and tonneaux for a brief six months of aging. Bin: 6213

    $95

  • Pietracupa, Fiano di Avellino | 2015

    Straw yellow with green highlights. In contrast to the Greco, the Fiano offers a more robust and expansive nose with refined fragrances of jasmine, golden delicious apples, candied volets and a strong mineral digression. A substantial and aristocratic palate with a marked acidity and a vein of citrus that echoes throughout the fine, long and slightly almond finish. 8 months in steel only. Bin: 7303

    $52

  • Marco de Bartoli Lucido Catarratto Terre Siciliane | 2021

    Lucido is made with 100% Catarratto, the most cultivated white grape in Sicily, using a clone called Catarratto Bianco Lucido, fresher and more delicate compared to the common variety. The name Lucido means shining and comes from the polished appearance of the grape skins. This incredibly aromatic white is exotic and fresh, very dry with hints of orange skin, almonds and spices, with a round palate that expands until a vibrant, acid-tinged finish. Bin: 6413

    $56

  • Cá dei Frati, Brolettino Lugana | 2020

    The palate is enveloped by a strong attack while maintaining all its freshness and elegance. The full structure is accompanied by a taut acidity and the characteristic sapidity that completely cleanse the palate leaving it invaded by delicate aromas. Bin: 7003

    $80

Greece

Quickly, bring me a beaker of wine, so that I may wet my mind and say something clever. — Aristophanes

  • Lyrarakis, Psarades Dafni I 2020

    Dafni translates to laurel (bay leaf)…..and yes, the complex aromatics of this white wine run the “fresh herbal” gamut in all the best ways; bay leaf, mint, oregano, rosemary, lemon verbena, basil, etc. Then add a slightly brining minerality and citrusy component. Bin: 8212

    $52

  • Karamolegos, Feredini Cyclades Assyrtiko | 2020

    Textbook Santorini Assyrtiko for a great price. Lemon pith and salty minerals, with very bright, crisp acidity. A perfect pairing for any type of seafood you could ever imagine. Bin: 6406

    $72

  • Santo Wines, Santorini Assyrtiko | 2020

    100% Assyrtiko grown in volcanic soils in the villages of Pyrgos and Imerovigli. Vines are 40-60 years old, grown on their own rootstock, and trained into kouloures, the traditional basket shape, to protect from wind and conserve water. Destemmed, macerated for six hours. Fermented and raised in stainless steel. Bin: 6006

    $68

  • Gai'i, Assyrtiko Wild Ferment | 2021

    This is a magical Assyrtiko from Gaia, coming from old vines in the Pyrgos vineyard. As the name suggests, the wine is vinified with only the wild yeasts on the grapes, capturing the magic and essence of the vineyard which just goes to enhance the overall charisma of the wine.For all fans of Assyrtiko, this is definitely one to try. Dry, flinty, with a generous dose of floral and citrus aromatics, it's a beautiful drop from an equally beautiful part of the world. Bin: 5010

    $110

Oxidative and Orange Wines

I drink to make other people more interesting. – Ernest Hemmingway

USA

  • Kivelstadt Wines, Wayward Son Orange | 2020

    Wayward Son is a skin fermented blend of Marsanne and Roussanne from Mendocino County. The wine has the flavor profile of white wine with the texture of a red wine making it extremely food friendly. Bin: 4312

    $70

Austria / Germany

  • Jurtschitsch, Mon Blanc | 2020

    A Kamptal orange for the scorching summer days ahead. Gruner, Riesling, Weissburgunder, and Muskateller are cofermented and spend ten days on the skins in open-top barrels. The juice ages briefly in large old oak barrels and is bottled unfined, unfiltered with a touch of SO2. Bin: 6105B

    $50

  • Enderle & Moll, Muschelkalk Weisburgunder | 2021

    From 60 year-old Weißburgunder vines planted on limestone near their parcel of old Pinot Noir vines. 4 days of maceration on the skins, then pressed and moved into a combo of neutral barrel and stainless steel with 25% of the skins. Matures on the lees (and skins!) for 10 months before a light filtration, blending and a small addition of sulfur at bottling.Bin: 6109B

    $78

Italy

  • Tre Monti, Piuttosto Vitalba Trebbiano | 2021

    Tre Monti's "Piùttosto" is a white wine obtained from maceration on the skins of Trebbiano Romagnolo for 20 days in concrete tanks. An orange wine with a genuine and straightforward profile, produced in Romagna, which reveals a fresh, full and a strong personality, enriched with nuances of peach, tropical fruit, honey and dried fruit. Bin: 5007/6209

    $66

  • Le Verzure, Biancoaugusto | 2019

    Trebbiano 70% and Malvasia 30%, Orange color with a golden hue. Aromas of acacia honey, ripe peach, walnut, resin and salty echoes. Wide, enveloping and dynamic, with great freshness and pleasant aromas of dried fruit on the finish. Bin: 6204

    $78

  • Ampeleia, Bianco di Ampeleia | 2021

    The vineyards were planted to 90% Trebbiano, 5% Ansonaco (aka Ansonica aka Inzolia), and 5% Malvasia. In true field-blend fashion, the three varieties are interspersed through the vineyard. The grapes were co-harvested at yields of 50hl/ha in mid-September and co-fermented in concrete vats, with 7-10 days contact with the skins. It aged on its lees for 6 months in concrete. Bin: 7004

    $68

Chile

  • Gonzales Bastias, Naranjo I 2019

    The wines from this unique property are some of the most unique expressions in Chile and are remnants of Chilean ancestry, which is in danger of extinction. 40% Pink Moscatel, 40% Torontel, 20% Pais Natural, aged in Chilean Rauli fudres. Bin: 6310

    $64

Rosé

Rosé (leaner style)

  • Meyer Nakel, Pinot Noir Rosé | 2021

    This is a superb Pinot Noir-based dry rose from the Ahr region of Germany. On the nose you find a wonderful combination of fresh berries, herbs and citrus. In the mouth the fresh berries come to the forefront followed by a trace of lemony citrus. With a hint of minerality on the lingering finish. Bin: 1702

    $72

  • Le Vigne Di Zamó, Friuli Colli Orientali Pinot Grigio Ramato | 2020

    This copper-colored wine, made by short skin contact, has inviting aromas of ripe orchard fruit, honeydew and a yeasty whiff of fresh bread dough. Tangy and downright delicious, the smooth palate delivers ripe apple, peach and a hint of cantaloupe before a savory saline finish. Bright acidity keeps it fresh and balanced. Bin:8011

    $70

  • Domaines Des Tourelles, Bekaa Valley Rosé | 2020

    The Rosé is a blend of Cinsault, Syrah and Tempranillo. Grown over sand and clay-limestone soils, the grapes are hand harvested and fermented using indigenous yeasts in stainless steel tanks. The Cinsault and Tempranillos are direct pressed and the Syrah is saignee. Loaded with salty strawberry and tart cherry notes. Bin: MO

    $60

Rosé (robust style)

  • Los Bermejos, Listan Negro Rosado | 2022

    100% Listan Negro from the island of Lanzarote in Canary. Black volcanic soil gives a type of expression one might sense with smoke and tangy fruit. Succulent and strawberry infested; herbs, orange oil, mint and rock. Phenom! Bin: 1409

    $79

  • Jose Luis Ripa, Rioja Vino Rosado | 2018

    The rosé 2018 RIPA Vino Rosado follows the same path as the 2017, 60% Garnacha and 40% Tempranillo aged and matured in 225- and 500-liter oak barrels where the wine matured for 30 months. The vintage was quite cold, and the grapes were picked on October 20. The wine has a more vibrant palate and a lower pH, with more freshness. Bin: 1703

    $70

  • Moulin La Viguerie Les Falaises de Braise, Tavel Rosé I 2019

    A traditional Tavel rosé, this heavy hitters winemaking dates back to the 16th century. Bin: 4209

    $54

  • Ampeleia, Toscana Rosato IGT | 2022

    80% Carignano, 20% Alicante Nero (aka Grenache). The Carignano was direct-pressed and then whole clusters of the Alicante Nero were added to the tank, macerating there for 12 days and coloring the wine. All concrete. Low alcohol, salty, and finishing with almond/fennel seed freshness. Certified biodynamic. Bin: 2012

    $60

Sherry & Dessert Wine

New Jersey

  • Unionville Vineyards, Port "Vat 22" I 2002

    The land farmed at Unionville Vineyards has been in agricultural production since the 19th century, from orchard to dairy to grain. Unionville’s first vines were planted in 1988. The winery now has 89 acres of estate vineyards across three New Jersey counties. Winemaker Cameron Stark was educated at University of California Davis and trained at Napa Valley wineries. Bin: 6607

    $70

Italy

  • Avignonesi (375 ML), Vin Santo di Montepulciano I 1997

    Made with Malvasia Toscano and Trebbiano grapes (unlike the slightly more complex Occhio di Pernice Vin Santo, which is made from Sangiovese), this is a delightfully rich and concentrated sweet wine that boasts unreal levels of intensity and personality. The wine is smooth and round with lingering notes of brown sugar, roasted almond, melted sugar, dried apricots and figs. Bin: 6600F

    $220

Magnum Wine

White Wine Magnums

France

  • Fabien Jouves, Mas del Périé "Les Agudes" I 2017

    Vineyard/Cellar Stats: Certified Biodynamic, limestone soil, 350m altitude, fermented and aged in old oak or cement, unfined and unfiltered, The Chenin and Chardonnay offer texture and weight while that acidity from the limestone bounces around in your mouth. And that craaaazy orange blossom, honeysuckle stuff is the work of the Sauv Gris and Semillon. Les Agudes is no less well put together than any of Fabien’s other gems. Bin: 003CD

    $74

Red Wine Magnums

USA

Spain

  • CVNE, (3L) Cune Rioja Crianza I 2013

    Bright cherry color with some violet nuances. In the nose, red berries aromas remain over the oaky and balsamic notes from its aging in wood. It shows an elegance in the mouth, yet very lively, with some spice back notes and a very balanced acidity. Blend: 85% Tempranillo, 15% Garnacha Tinta and Mazuelo. Bin: HNYUP

    $405

France

  • Chateau de la Font du Loup, Châteauneuf-du-Pape Le Puy Rolland I 2015

    The "Puy Rolland" is a single parcel on north facing slopes from vines planted in 1905. It is 100% Grenache that is brought up in large neutral foudre (oak casks) and stainless steel. It is one of the purist expressions of a site available in the region. Bin: 012CD

    $245

  • Domaine de la Tour du Bon, Bandol Saint Ferréol I 2000

    The domaine is situated at an altitude of 150 meters above sea-level—a high point on this coastal appellation where maritime breezes cool th e arid climate. Fourteen hectares of red earth, clay, sand, and gravel rest upon sturdy limestone bedrock. Brow-beating excavation and focused determination alone have built these vineyards. Bin: 014A

    $280

  • Domaine Chandon de Briailles, Corton-Bressandes Grand Cru I 2006

    Domaine Chandon de Briailles Savigny-les-Beaune, Burgundy France Domaine Chandon de Briailles has been owned by the same family since 1834. The celebrated winery has familial ties to Moët and Chandon in Champagne, and now is run by the Count Aymard-Claude de Nicolay and his wife, the Countess, Nadine. Currently, Nadine and their youngest daughter, Claude are in charge, with the help of their cellarmaster, Jean-Claude Bouveret. Bin:014B

    $595

  • Domaine Chandon de Briailles, Corton-Clos-du-Roi Grand Cru I 2006

    The most complex nose of the range with a wonderful mélange of red pinot fruit, game, leather, smoke, crushed herb and a touch of natural spice leads to distinctly animale and underbrush suffused big-bodied and muscular flavors that are cool and reserved, all wrapped in a serious, structured and very firm finish that explodes on the finale without any trace of aggressiveness. Bin: 014B

    $885

Italy

  • Girolamo Russo, Etna Rosso Feudo I 2008

    “Feudo” is another single vineyard from the larger contrada of Randazzo. Vines here are over 70 years old sitting at an altitude of 650-670 meters. Only the single oldest hectare of vines is selected for Feudo. It is raised between large barrels, cement, and vats. Bin: 018A

    $220

  • Paolo Scavino, Barolo Monvigliero I 2013

    Aromas of red berry, rose petal, blue flower, crushed herb and a whiff of espresso lift out of the glass along with a menthol note. The taut vibrant palate offers crushed strawberry, tart cherry, white pepper and star anise alongside tightly knit fine-grained tannins. Bin:019AB

    $300

  • Brezza, Barolo Sarmassa Vigna Bricco I 2011

    Inviting aromas of wild berry, pressed rose, new leather, culinary spice and a balsamic note lift out of the glass. On the imposing, full-bodied palate, licorice and pipe tobacco notes accent raspberry compote and steeped cherry framed in firm, fine-grained tannins. Bin: 013A

    $420

  • Giacomo Fenocchio, Barolo Villero | 2013

    New leather, woodland berry, dark spice and menthol aromas unfold in the glass. It's bright and juicy, offering tight layers of raspberry compote, morello cherry, cinnamon and clove alongside firm, chewy tannins. Fresh acidity lends balance while a graphite note energizes the finish. Bin:017A

    $260

  • La Sala, Chianti Classico | 2015

    The Chianti Classico La Sala was born from the selection of the ten most suitable hectares within the over thirty hectares of Chianti Classico property. A blend of 95% Sangiovese and 5% Merlot, this opens with subtle aromas of baking spice and black plum. Wine with an intense ruby red color, it releases a fresh bouquet of red fruits alongside smooth tannins and great structure. The straightforward palate delivers blackberry jam, white pepper and clove, very pleasant flavor of a great Chianti. The aging Process is 2 years, between French oak barrel and Stainless steel and 6 months in the bottle. Bin: 021, 022ABC

    $110

  • Girolamo Russo, Etna Rosso San Lorenzo | 2008

    The 2008 Girolamo Russo Etna Rosso San Lorenzo is a gorgeous wine that brings remarkable finesse and precision. It's layered with fresh strawberries, cherries, smoke, ash, tar, basil and beautiful fresh minerals. This shows a beautiful rich silky texture with amazing depth and structure, ending in a long caressing finish. Griolamo Russo has completely nailed it with this fantastic 100% Nerello Mascalese. Bin:018BC

    $220

  • Rocche dei Manzoni, Langhe Bricco Manzoni | 2010 3L

    Valentino Migliorini, founder of Rocche Dei Manzoni in 1976, was the first winemaker to create a Langhe blended wine – he named it Bricco Manzoni. Produced from an innovative assembly of two of the most important typical Piedmontese varieties grown across Rocche Dei Manzoni’s vineyards: Nebbiolo (80 %) and Barbera D’Alba (20%), using only increasingly organic/biodynamic hand-selected grapes, the wine undergoes ageing in oak barrels for 36 months plus a refinement of 12 months in the bottle just like his Barolo. Bin: A12,A14,A16

    $300

Red Wine

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Rich, Dark & Muscular Reds

“Accept what life offers you and try to drink from every cup. All wines should be tasted; some should only be sipped, but with others, drink the whole bottle.” ― Paulo Coelho

California

  • Colluvial, FRF Tinaquaic Vineyard Cabernet Franc | 2019

    The 2019 Colluvial “FRF” Tinaquaic Cabernet Franc bottling is grounded in the majesty of California’s Santa Maria Valley AVA (American Viticultural Area). The Santa Maria Valley AVA is a very cool growing area in California, classified as Region 1. The appellation’s terroir is a combination of rocky soils, cool climate and ocean influence. The fruit is drawn from the Tinaquaic Vineyard which was planted in 1989 by the Foxen “Boys”. Bin:1014

    $148

  • I. Brand and Family, Cabernet Sauvignon Fellom Ranch | 2019

    Cabernet Sauvignon sourced from the Fellom Ranch in the Santa Cruz Mts, on Montebello Rd., outside of Saratoga, overlooking the San Francisco Bay and Ridge's famous Montebello site. Brand takes his Cabernet Sauvignon here from the north-east facing part of the vineyard, planted in 1980 and 1982, an area where the fruit displays more "litheness." Destemmed, lightly crushed, then fermented and aged in a combination of Stockinger and neutral barrels. Unfined/unfiltered. Bin: 2100

    $203

  • Easton, Shenandoah Valley Estate Cabernet Sauvignon | 2013

    A rare library find! Easton Shenandoah Valley Cabernet Sauvignon was made from grapes from 48-year-old vines from the Baldinelli Vineyard planted in iron-rich, granitic soils. 2013 was an outstanding vintage for California Cabs.Bin: 1814

    $115

  • Mount Veeder Winery, Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon | 2019

    The 2019 Mount Veeder Winery Cabernet Sauvignon is a deep ruby color. Aromas of black plum, blackberry, fig and ripe cherry, framed by toasted oak and caramel. A hint of dried herb and floral notes. The concentrated fruit flavors and integrated tannins introduce a rich, full-body structure. Sweet fruit is balanced with acidity and savory notes of leather and wet stone, ending with a lengthy finish of dark berry, baking spice, and mocha. Bin: 2303

    $147

  • White Rock Vineyards, Napa Valley Estate Cabernet Sauvignon | 2018

    The 2018 Cabernet is gorgeous wine blended from the east and west facing hillsides of the White Rock estate. Deeply complex with a diversity of red and black fruit, cigar box and wild herbs. Structured with layered tannins, minerality and a long finish. Bin: 1212

    $165

  • Caterwaul, Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon | 2021

    This outstanding Cabernet Sauvignon was sourced from one of the most historic and pedigreed sites in Stags Leap. An alluring wine that is dense, plush, and beautifully layered in the glass. Bright aromatics play off the super-ripe, racy fruit in a wine that conveys the essence of the vintage and this site to great effect. Hints of pomegranate and white flowers add a decidedly exotic touch to the explosive finish. Bin: 2410

    $150

  • Philip Togni, Spring Mountain Tanbark Hill Cabernet Sauvignon | 2018

    The second label from Philip Togni Vineyard, "Tanbark Hill" comes from the same 10.5-acre estate vineyard as their eponymous wine and receives the same impeccable care in the cellar (20 months in 40% new French oak). The wine generally consists of fruit harvested from a 3-acre block (planted to 99% Cabernet Sauvignon. Bin: 1100

    $177

  • Bucklin, Old Hill Ranch Sonoma Valley Cabernet Sauvignon | 2020

    Established in 1852 near the town of Glen Ellen, Old Hill Ranch is one of California’s oldest vineyards. The six-acre block of Cabernet Sauvignon- a relative newcomer to the vineyard- was planted on Old Hill in 1982. This Cabernet block was planted by their neighbor Bruce Cohn, who leased the vineyard until 2004. The vines are planted in the old California style of wide spacing on a terraced hillside in what is often referred to as the “banana belt” of Sonoma Valley. Bin: 2020

    $130

  • Sixteen 600, Sonoma Valley Zinfandel | 2018

    The Sonoma Valley Zinfandel is sourced from three certified organic vineyards, all farmed by Phil Coturri in the Sonoma Mountain and Moon Mountain appellations: Dos Limones Vineyard, Buschera Vineyard and the Sixteen 600 Estate. All vines are head trained and grown in volcanic and rocky alluvial soils. The fruit is fermented in open top stainless steel with native yeasts, then aged 22 months in neutral oak barrels. Bin: 1110

    $80

  • Sixteen 600, Dos Limones Sonoma Mountain Syrah | 2018

    A balanced version of both a warm climate and cool climate Syrah, where you still get some rich smokiness, but there's a natural spice element that keeps it interesting and keeps it lifted on the back of the palate." Direct from the Dos Limones Vineyard-- the very first 10-acre spot that Phil Coturri farmed organically. Bin: 1113

    $115

  • Krupp Brothers, Black Bart Stagecoach Vineyard Syrah | 2014

    The 2014 Syrah Black Bart Stagecoach Vineyard is blended with 1% Viognier. This is a big, mineral-laced Syrah with crushed rock, blackberry, earth and a muscular, masculine style. The minerality dominates the aromatics and flavor profile at this early stage of its development. This is serious, full-throttle, pedal-to the-metal Syrah that should age for 15 or more years, but needs some time in the bottle. Give it 4-5 years and drink it over the following two decades. Bin: 3207

    $170

  • Birichino, Bechthold Vineyard Old Vine Cinsault | 2022

    For those new to this wine, the Bechthold Vineyard, planted in 1886, reputedly constitutes the oldest block of Cinsault on Earth close to the Mokelumne River, in a climate moderated by evening breezes from the Sacramento River Delta. This is an historic little neighborhood. The Shinn Family’s old Carignane vines lay around the corner from Bechthold. The Shinns have been farming their land since the 1850s. Even the families are intertwined – Matt Shinn’s wife Evonne is a Bechthold. Bin: 1506

    $77

  • Black Sheep Finds, Holus Bolus Presqu'ile Vineyard | 2020

    Holus Bolus is a family owned and operated winery located in the heart of Lompoc, California. The company was created back in 2003 and specializes in top-quality bottlings of Syrah, Pinot Noir, and Chardonnay from Santa Barbara. ‘Presqu’ile Vineyard’ Syrah ferments with 25% whole clusters and ages for 14 months in used oak. The final wine is dark fruited and floral, marked by notes of black pepper. Bin: 3001

    $130

Washington

  • Quilceda Creek, Columbia Valley Cabernet Sauvignon I 2015

    This sets itself apart with concentration and poise, delivering the layers of fruit depth that great Cabernet wines possess. The palate's impressively built on layers of ripe, fleshy fruit and superbly cut tannins. Holds long and regal. Bin: 1111

    $410

  • Andrew Will, Champoux Vineyard Merlot | 2018

    Over the nearly quarter-century during which manifestly talented and straight-talking Chris Camarda has been making wine under his Andrew Will label (on Vashon Island south of Seattle) his approach – which has always favored modest alcohol and elegance over flamboyance – has evolved significantly in method as well as in focusing increasingly on single-vineyard expression. Bin: 1706

    $95

Georgia

  • Chateau Mukhrani, Saperavi Superieur | 2018

    The nose has loads of black and blue fruit, some charred wood notes, spice box and a sweet smelling component, like jam. The palate is dry with really nice tannins and bracing acidity. Blackberry jam, black plum, blueberry compote, charcoal and spice wrap neatly around the structural components. Very balanced wine that has loads of cellaring potential. Medium to full bodied it finishes with medium length fruit. Bin: 3004

    $68

Portugal

  • Evel, Douro Red | 2016

    Aged for 8 months in oak barrels, it is a bright ruby colored wine, full-bodied, rich in tannins, with aromas of red fruits and harmoniously integrated wood. A long finish completes the pleasant tasting of this wine. Evel is a quality wine subject to deposit. Bin: 1507

    $50

  • Quinta Do Carmo, Dom Martinho | 2019

    Made from a selection of grapes - Aragonez, Trincadeira, Alicante Bouschet and Cabernet Sauvignon from one of the key vineyards named Dom Martinho in Quinta do Carmo. This wine has a very expressive aroma of ripe berries, it's good level of acidity gives it unique freshness and elegance. Bin: 1302

    $50

France

I serve your Beaune to my friends, but your Volnay I keep for myself. — Voltaire

  • Domaine Pierre Labet, Beaune Clos du Dessus des marconnets | 2016

    2017, first and foremost, presents us with a delicious expression of Pinot Noir. Marconnets is located in the northern part of Beaune, on the boundary with Savigny. A bright nose of raspberry and red cherry, really vibrant, with a lot of exotic spice and a little lactic volume. Bin: 2004

    $204

  • Domaine de L'Arlot, Nuits-Saint-Georges 1er Cru Clos des Forets Saint Georges Monopole I 2015

    As is usually the case this is much earthier and more sauvage with its more deeply pitched aromas of various dark berry fruit, plum, floral and discreet humus nuances. There is notably more size, weight and power present to the markedly rich big-bodied flavors that are at once seductive yet quite serious on the clearly built-to-age finish. Bin: 4201

    $234

  • Jean-Claude Boisset, Vosne-Romanée “Les Jacquines” I 2015

    Visual brilliant ruby red color, purple tints. On the nose a bouquet of strawberry, blueberry and blackcurrant with fur notes. On the palate a very noble wine, perfect balance between richness and tannins. Bin: 1314

    $242

  • Domaine de L'Arlot, Vosne-Romanée 1er Cru Les Suchots I 2016

    vosne romanee, wine of the gods. Bin: 1305

    $348

  • Jacques Lemenicier, Cornas | 2016

    Jacques started to make wines from himself in 1983 taking over from a local winemaker, Alain Voge, who had been employing him and the following year he rented his first vines for himself. In 1994 he then bought his first vines and has been crafting exceptional Cornas and St Peray since then. Fresh spice, mocha, liquorice, nutmeg. Bin: 4112

    $105

  • Domaine Dumien-Serrette, Cornas Patou I 2014

    a new style cornas, lighter and emphasizing intense blackberry fruit and spice. Bin: 1408

    $92

  • Chateau des Tours, Cotes Du Rhone Reserve | 2015

    The home estate of Emmanuel Reynaud (of Rayas), Chateau des Tours produces beautiful, fresh and elegant efforts that often bear more than a passing resemblance to the more prestigious (and expensive) wines of Rayas. Bin: 3000B

    $300

  • Bosquet des Papes, Chateâuneuf du Pape Cuvée Tradition | 2011

    Les Bosquets des Papes has been a working vineyard in Chateauneuf du Pape since 1860. Founded by the Boiron family, the Domaine has been owned by the same family for 6 generations. 75% Grenache with 11% Syrah, 10% Mourvedre and various grapes in the blend. The terroir is rocks, stones, sand, and clay. Bin: 1200

    $124

  • Domaine Bernard Gripa, Cerise Rouge | 2016

    This is actually listed as a non-vintage wine and also carries the humble "Vin de France" moniker but it comes all from the exceptional 2016 vintage. It's even printed on the cork. Because the wine comes from vines in St Joseph BUT is a blend of 50% Cabernet Sauvignon (a no-no for St Joseph) and 50% Syrah, you have a wine that doesn't fit in the appellation system. Who CARES? This stuff is flat-out delicious. Bin: 2407

    $68

  • Domaine Jasmin, Cote-Rotie | 2014

    Patrick Jasmin farms along the infamous terraces of Côte-Rôtie in the Northern Rhône—hard work that he jokingly calls “la galère,” like a ship’s galley. Growing grapes on some of the most precipitous, terraced parcels of the Rhône can be back-breaking work, but Patrick loves it. Answering only to himself in the midst of celebrated vineyard land, he’s as independent and they come with an insatiable appetite for adventure and risks. Bin: 1202

    $155

  • Domaine Santa Duc, Gigondas Clos Derrière Vieille I 2016

    "the domaine santa duc has emerged in just over a decade as the number one estate for quality in gigondas…is this the finest estate in gigondas?" - robert m. parker, jr. Bin: 2200

    $120

  • Domaine de Cabrol, Vent D' Est Cabardés | 2015

    Claude Carayol maintains his flattering reputation with this cuvée dominated by Syrah (from the East), with a very Languedocian nose of garrigue, overripe black fruits, with a hint of vegetal which is refreshing. Tapenade and spices stretch this palette in a sunny, full-bodied mouthfeel, underpinned by ripe tannins. A very beautiful expression of cabardès. Bin: 2400

    $78

  • Chateau Angélus St. Emilion Grand Cru | 1985

    45% Cabernet Franc, 55% Merlot. De Boüard’s first vintage, and already aged on the lees. Sweet and rather gorgeous and with some freshness. Kerpow! There is a bit of decay but also liquorice. Bin: 3100E

    $1,200

  • Chateau Larrivet Haut-Brion, Pessac-Léognan | 2017

    Château Larrivet Haut-Brion is located in the Pessac-Léognan appellation, a stone's throw from its competitor, Château Haut-Bailly. Its vineyard covers an area of 72 hectares of sandy and gravelly soil and benefits from optimal exposure. 61 hectares of the vineyard are planted with red grape varieties (with 55% Merlot, 40% Cabernet Sauvignon and 5% Cabernet Franc) and just 11 hectares. Bin:4300

    $150

  • Chateau Tronquoy-Lalande, Saint-Estèphe | 2017

    The 2017 is a blend of Merlot (55%), Cabernet Sauvignon (37%), Petit Verdot (6%) and Cabernet Franc (2%) . The vinification takes place in stainless steel tanks, whose complex temperature control systems are powered by geothermal energy. Solar and wind energy are also used in the cellar. The wine is aged for 12 months in French oak barrels, with 25% new oak. Bin:4010

    $110

  • Clos de Gamot, Cahors (Malbec) | 2020

    Planted on the river terraces on a mixture of gravel and flint soils this pale 100% Malbec is beautifully expressive of its terroir. Red cherries, leafy tea, wild herbs, pepper and liquorice, a garrigue-style Cahors with gentle Burgundian extraction. Bin: 1608

    $67

South Africa

  • J.H. Meyer Wines, Plattekup Vineyard Pinot Noir | 2020

    Johan Meyer a rising star of the new South African wine scene makes his JH Signature Wines from selected grapes in the cooler regions of Elgin for the Pinot and Walker Bay for the Chardonnay. Bin: 4012

    $66

  • Boschkloof, Western Cape Cabernet-Merlot | 2020

    This is a blend of 60% Cabernet Sauvignon and 40% Merlot. After harvesting the grapes by hand, this rich wine is matured in 225l French oak barrels for 18 months. Certified and bottled on the farm. A full-bodied, oak matured red wine with intense deep ruby black colour. Ripe plum, herb, chocolate and complex toasty oak bouquet. Bin: 3106

    $68

  • Craven Wines, Single Vineyard Cinsault | 2021

    Working exclusively with Stellenbosch WO, this couple have been making Craven since 2013. All their wines are mono-varietal and there is no blending between vineyards. Their goals are purity, freshness and balance – there is minimal interference with the grapes once they reach the cellar. They do not own any vineyards, but by far most of the Cravens’ efforts throughout the year is in the vineyards and working with the farmers from whom they buy their fruit. In our opinion Mick and Jeanine are producing some of the most exciting wines coming out of Stellenbosch. Bin: 1213

    $70

  • Aslina, Stellenbosch Cabernet Sauvignon | 2020

    A quintessential example of the grape at its peak. As Eric Asimov of the times put it, "That’s why this wine was so memorable. In a universe of generic inexpensive cabernets, it was lovely: pure, dry and savory, with flavors that encompass the fruit, tobacco and herbal spectrum that can make cabernet so distinctive.”Bin:2410

    $72

Italy

  • Castello di Bossi, Corbaia I 1996

    A rich and elegant aged supertuscan from castelnuova berardenga in the south of chianti classico, cabernet and sangiovese from 40+ yr old vines. Bin: 4204

    $325

  • Montenidoli, Colorino | 2020

    Very VERY few people make a 100% Colorino, as its thick skins make it a bear to render elegant and phenolically (tannins) ripe. In her hands, there is a deep black fruited density and pure violet intensity that is stunning. Bin: 1714

    $93

  • Crivelli, Ruchè di Castagnole Monferrato | 2021

    Ruchè is a beauty of an indigenous Piedmontese red variety, and Crivelli's is a must-try. An array of aromas to savor: roses, pepper, black cherries, and cinnamon. Lovely fresh acidity and a fine backbone of mineral make this a delicate wine to enjoy any time. Marco Maria Crivelli is one of a small group of farmers who fervently believe in the excellence of Piedmont's "other" grape varieties, indigenous to the province of Asti. His ancestors planted five hectares of vineyards in 1919; these vines grow in mineral-rich sand and tufa soils. Bin: 1806

    $72

  • La Vigne, Fiore di Ciliegio | 2005

    Born thanks to a technique of partial drying (appassimento) and refermentation of Cabernet Sauvignon grapes grown in the vineyards.It matures in American oak barrels for over 30 months. The slow fermentation of a combination of fresh and dried grapes and the prolonged aging give rise to a complex and elegant wine. Bin: 2304

    $120

Lebanon

  • Chateau Musar, Estate Rouge | 1998

    The Middle East's finest wine, and one of the world's great reds. The grapes are handpicked as the sun rises across the Bekaa valley, and are then swiftly transferred to the cellar in Ghazir, where fermentation takes place followed by maceration lasting 2 to 4 weeks. During the first year the wine is racked into Bordeaux-type barrels made from Nevers oak, and it matures from 12 to 15 months. Bin: 2205

    $185

  • Domaine des Tourelles, Vieilles Vignes Carignan | 2019

    Domaine des Tourelles have a 50 year old block of Carignan in their Amik vineyard in the Bekka Valley. The fruit from here provides an excellent component for the acclaimed Domaine des Tourelles Red, but winemaker Faouzi believed it could produce great wine in it’s own right. This second vintage highlights his belief in the project. The wine only sees concrete during production, being both fermented and aged for 12 months in his old but perfectly formed tanks. Bin: 1500

    $58

Israel

  • Tzora Vineyards, Judean Hills Cabernet Blend I 2018

    Tzora's Judean Hills is a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Petit Verdot and Merlot grown throughout the estate's different vineyards on old terraces with top soils of limestone, rich in minerals. The wine is aged for 12 months in French oak barrels. This wine pours a deep red in color as aromas of black berry fruits and a touch of earth waft from the glass. Bin: 1713

    $82

Australia

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  • Ochota Barrels, Fugazi Vineyard Grenache | 2021

    Planted with 66 year-old dry farmed bush vines on the Blewitt Springs ridge. Berries are tiny and yields are miniscule. Soils are ironstone and gravel infused red clay. Grapes are handpicked at dawn and undergo a cold soak before fermenting naturally with gentle hand plunging. Wine spends 90 days on skins with 80% whole bunches, and is then basket pressed and transferred to seasoned barriques for 6 months (with sporadic batonnage for the first 2 months). Wine is bottled unfined and unfilteterd, with minimal additions of sulphur. Bin: 4107

    $149

  • Sami-Odi, Little Wine #6

    This is an unvintaged ‘assemblage’ composed of casks from 2016 (47%), 2015 (44%), 2013 (5%) & 2012 (4%). Exclusively sourced from treasured plots within the Hoffmann’s ‘Dallwitz’ vineyard from vines planted in 1996, 1995, 1994, 1960 & the oldest vines planted prior to 1912. Bin: 4003EZ

    $165

  • Year Wines, McLaren Vale Mataro I 2015

    Single vineyard Mataro full of the wild bramble-berry goodness that this variety can offer. Made on the fuller side of medium-bodied, but with freshness and drinkability in mind. Handpicked and wild fermented with a dash of whole-bunch. 780 bottles produced. Bin: 1707

    $90

  • Jamsheed, Pyren Vineyard Syrah I 2015

    100% whole bunch fermentation, 40 day extended maceration, indigenous yeast, racked to one and two year old French puncheons, sur lees for 15 months, gravity racked and bottled unfined and unfiltered. No acid, enzymes or additives. Bin: 1709

    $101

  • Poppelvej, sort sol cabernet franc | 2019

    Winemaker Uffe Deichmann is passionate about making wine with minimal intervention & with fruit from eco sustainable vineyards from Adelaide Hills & McLaren Vale. Bin: 2400UP

    $92

  • Timo Mayer, Yarra Valley Cabernet Sauvignon | 2018

    Timo sources his Cabernet from Yering, which is slightly warmer than his Bloody Hill vineyard. The wine is whole-bunch fermented with wild yeasts. Spicy and stalky, it has the classic black and red berry notes of Cabernet with a perfumed freshness. In Timos own words: Stalky shit rocks! Bin: 3309

    $140

  • Ochota Barrels, The Price of Silence Gamay | 2021

    These are highly sought after and extremely limited wines which have a pulsating energy and drive to them. Some of the country's most exciting vinous creations, no doubt. Bin: 3202

    $120

  • Ochota Barrels, The Green Room Grenache | 2021

    The Green Room Grenache is a fresh look at Grenache from the Onkaparinga Hills. The Grenache from a vineyard planted in 1946 is the focal point of this piece. Most of the fruit is whole bunch pressed with the fruit spending up to 88 days on skins.Got a whole lotta skins. The detail here is mesmerising. Phenolics, clean natural acid and palate tension are the rhythm section of the wine, with floral highlights and bright fruit making up the melody and harmonics. This is a young, vibrant, dazzling version of McLaren Vale Grenache which just gets better every year. Bin:1105

    $98

Earthy, Spicy, and Balanced Reds

“Age is just a number. It’s totally irrelevant unless, of course, you happen to be a bottle of wine.” ― Joan Collins

Canada

  • Cave Springs, Niagara Peninsula Cabernet Franc | 2020

    This wine originates from the limestone-rich soils of our Cave Spring Vineyard, located on a terrace of the Niagara Escarpment overlooking Lake Ontario, known as the Beamsville Bench. Compelling aromas of sour cherry, black pepper, cinnamon,mint and tarragon greet the nose. Bin: 1410

    $56

Oregon

“It takes a lot of good beer to make great wine” ― Brian O’Donnell, Winemaker of Belle Pente, 2013

  • Hamacher, Willamette Valley Pinot Noir | 2014

    Spice-tinged raspberry and cherry aromas are complicated by suggestions of musky herbs, vanilla and candied flowers. Appealingly sweet and focused on the palate, offering juicy, nicely concentrated red and dark berry and rose pastille flavors along with hints of cola and licorice candy. Shows very good clarity and spicy thrust on the finish, which delivers solid punch, harmonious tannins and impressive, floral-tinged persistence. Bin: 1407

    $93

  • Alexana, Willamette Valley Terroir Series Pinot Noir | 2021

    Refined and well-structured, with expressive raspberry and rose petal aromas that open to densely layered cherry, stony mineral and black tea flavors, building tension toward fine-grained tannins. Bin: 1808

    $85

  • Day Wines, McMinnville Willamette Valley Momtazi Vineyard Pinot Noir | 2018

    Bright and full-bodied fruit from this biodynamic site opens broadly across the palate. Aged 22 months in French oak, just 12% new, it artfully mixes strawberry and raspberry flavors with penetrating streaks of lemon pith and rind. The balance throughout is exceptional. Bin:1602

    $96

  • Cutter Cascadia, Come on Come on Zinfandel | 2020

    An unusually aromatic and high-toned Zin made with fruit from mature, own-rooted vines planted in The Dalles in 1983, Michael Garofolo's latest release is complex and mysterious. Full cluster semi-carbonic maceration, followed by 9 months in old neutral barrel before being transferred to slightly newer barrels, where it remained for another 8 months before being bottled unfined and unfiltered. It's bright and faintly juicy with a restrained smokey, earthy undertone all held together with a chiseled backbone of fine tannins and woodsy spice notes; it drinks less like a West Coast Zin and more like an alpine Nebbiolo. Bin:1206

    $80

California

I tell people that I represent the district with a third of the California coast, the biggest trees in the world, some of the best wine grapes in the world, and about 60 percent of the marijuana produced in America. — Jared Huffman

  • Colluvial, "MT" Sanford and Benedict Vineyard Pinot Noir | 2019

    The fruit is drawn from the Sanford & Benedict Vineyard. First planted in 1971, this vineyard is home to the oldest Pinot Noir vines in Santa Barbara County. Named one of the five most important and iconic vineyards in California by Wine Enthusiast, the Sanford & Benedict Vineyard is renowned for both its historical significance and the continued quality of the fruit it produces. Bin: 2314

    $160

  • The Withers, Mr Burgess El Dorado Syrah I 2015

    Tyson Freeman has put together a collection of vineyards in El Dorado for Andrew Tow’s winery, including Fenaughty and Camino Ridge, which provide the syrah for The Withers Mr Burgess 2015, along with mourvedre from Futernick. David Low blended them into a brisk, floral, cherry-bright red. It’s lean and tight, with a pumpkin-seed note adding earthy savor. Bin: 3211

    $98

  • Domaine Jean Francois, Sanford and Benedict The Twelve Rows Pinot Noir | 2018

    The 2018 Pinot Noir Sanford and Benedict Vineyard The Twelve Rows is sourced from Block T6, which was planted in 1995. It was done with very gentle extractions, the fruit crushed by foot, with native ferments, after which it spent 16-18 months in barrel, all Chassin, 1/3rd new. Bright red/purplish berry fruit, lavender, rose petal and spice are all laced together in a very pretty Pinot Noir that shows the more transparent side of Sanford and Benedict off to great effect. Whole clusters add pretty top notes without being overly intrusive. This is such a classy wine, and an impressive debut. Bin: 4009

    $225

  • Black Sheep Finds, Joy Fantastic Sta. Rita Hills Pinot Noir | 2018

    The fruit comes from the middle and bottom portions of the vineyard, planted to a mix of California heritage clones (Swan and Mt. Eden) as well as French selections (Pommard, 667 and 115). Fermented with 25% whole clusters. The grapes spent 14-16 days on the skins fermenting. This suave and savory Pinot Noir was aged for 14 months in 3 year-old French oak barrels before being bottled. A dark and dusty forest floor aroma gives way to sweet black cherry fruit in the mouth. 13.5% alcohol, 200 cases produced. Bin: 1704

    $148

  • Talisman, Gunsalus Vineyard Russian River Pinot Noir | 2016

    Rich and rewarding, this is a hearty, full-bodied and immensely opulent wine, velvety in texture with plenty of length. Blueberry and dark cherry fruit complement an unshakeable core of forest floor and spicy cardamom. Bin: 1010

    $164

  • Colluvial, Las Nenas La Rinconada Vineyard Pinot Noir | 2019

    The 2018 Colluvial “Las Nenas” Pinot Noir bottling is grounded in the majesty of California’s Santa Rita Hills AVA (American Viticultural Area). The fruit is drawn from the La Rinconada Vineyard. Planted in 1997, La Rinconada sits adjacent to the Sanford & Benedict Vineyard. Bin: 1304

    $140

  • Talisman, Sadie's Vineyard Russian River Pinot Noir | 2016

    Buzzy in energetic acidity and freshness, this wine is otherwise thick and dense on the palate, with earthy, edgy tones of forest and tea. Cool-climate in style, it embraces a savory, feral quality that will appeal to fans of that style. Bin: 1003

    $148

  • Racines, Sainte Rose Santa Rita Hills Pinot Noir | 2019

    The 2019 Pinot Noir Saint Rose a new wine in this lineup. The 2019 is a blend of the best barrels from Domaine de la Côte and La Encantada vineyards. Ripe red cherry, blood orange, spice, menthol and a good deal of savoriness from the 50% whole clusters are front and center. Pliant and creamy. Bin: 3009

    $162

  • Drew, Mid-Elevation Mendocino Ridge Pinot Noir | 2021

    This deep ruby colored mineral driven Pinot Noir shows deep savory tones, shitake mushrooms and wet stones. A very elegant wine that over delivers on price always.Bin: 1601

    $91

  • Davies Family Vineyards, Nobles Vineyard Pinot Noir | 2018

    The Nobles Pinot Noir starts off with aromas of rich strawberry, black cherry and Earl Grey tea, followed gracefully with coriander and exotic spices. The palate offers a juicy mid-palate of blueberry and plum layered with mocha and rhubarb, closing with a long-integrated acidity. Bin: 4102

    $145

Mexico

Armenia

  • Zulal, Areni Reserve Red | 2019

    Areni is Armenia’s leading red grape variety, capable of making energetic wines full of bright fruity flavors. Zulal, meaning ‘pure’ in Armenian, was created to express the purest characteristics of Armenia’s indigenous grape varieties grown in volcanic soils at high elevation. Bin: 1007

    $82

New Jersey | New York

  • Schneider & Bieler, Le Breton Cabernet Franc | 2019

    100% Cabernet Franc from two vineyards on the east side of Seneca Lake, in New York’s Finger Lakes region. A ripe vintage presented this bottling with an abundance of concentration and fruit: raspberry compote and sour cherry are bolstered by a thread of bittersweet chocolate. Bin: 1600

    $54

Michigan

  • Left Foot Charley, Bläufrankisch | 2019

    Left Foot Charley was founded in 2004 in Traverse City, Michigan, by winemaker Bryan Ulbrich and his wife Jennifer, Left Foot Charley was Bryan’s childhood nickname. This beauty from Michigan is silky and lithe, bursting with flavors of black cherries and blackberries, with just a hint of caraway. Bin: 1509

    $58

Washington

  • Grosgrain, Red Heaven Vineyard Grenache | 2020

    This producer focuses on picking early, using minimal oak and releasing shortly after bottling. Fermented 15% whole cluster, it has aromas of raspberry gummy, plum and herbs leading to light, pure red fruit flavors. It shows a lot of elegance.Bin: 1000

    $87

Argentina

  • Finca Adalgisa, Malbec | 2016

    This micro winery is located in Chacras de Coria (Lujan), Mendoza, They farm from three hectares and go back three generations within the Furlotti family. The vineyards were planted in 1916, all to Malbec; from this they only produce one wine, which is made by famed winemaker Carmello Patti who focuses on balance and terroir. This is considered the smallest winery in Argentina and produces less than 500 cases per year, with only fifty cases for export to the US. Bin: 1804

    $112

  • Domaine Nico, Histoire d’A Pinot Noir | 2019

    The world's first extreme high-altitude parcela Pinot Noir. An unusual location for the New World with limestone soils of alluvial origin and cool climate. Uco Valley, Mendoza, Argentina. The vineyard is named after Laura Catena's daughter Nicola, whose name pays homage to Nicola Catena, Laura's great grandfather and founder of the Catena winery in 1902. A play on the famous pornographic novel Histoire d'O by Pauline Réage. Bin: 2414

    $120

Chile

  • Viña González Bastias , Valle del Maule País "Matorral" I 2019

    100% País from the González Bastías winery in the Valle del Maule region of Chile. Red fruits, herbs, light-medium body & acidity with just enough tannin. Old vines, dry farmed and horse plowed. Bin: 2007

    $52

  • Huaso de Sauzal, Carinena | 2016

    Carignan grafted onto pie franco País rootstock on granitic soils in the town of Sauzal. The grapes are hand-harvested in early April, destemmed and spontaneously fermented in open-top fermenters without temperature control, then pressed and raised in used barrels for 1 year, and an additional year in bottle (without added SO2) before release. Bin:1208

    $88

Spain

  • Olivier Riviere, Rioja Gabaxo | 2019

    Gabaxo is Olivier’s only wine that blends fruit from various sites within Rioja. The Tempranillo and Graciano are from Rioja Alavesa, planted on rocky, clay-limestone soil at 500 meters above sea level. The Garnacha is from Cárdenas in Rioja Alta on red clay at 600 meters and from Rioja Baja. Bin:1803

    $78

  • Antoine Graillot & Raul Perez, Encinas Mencia I 2019

    This is the inpired collaoration of Antoine Graillot, the youngest son of Alain Graillot from Crozes-Hermitage, and Raúl Pérez. The concept of this wine is to apply both Graillot and Pérez techniques to the terroir of Bierzo. Antoine’s contribution was fermentation in cement vat, a practice that fell out of favor in Bierzo a generation ago but is still used by the Graillot family in Crozes-Hermitage. Bin: 1114

    $88

  • R. Lopez de Heredia Vina Tondonia, 'Vina Cubillo' Crianza | 2013

    Little about López de Heredia has changed in the 125 years since its founding. The family adheres to a winemaking doctrine blueprinted in the 1880’s — to make wine only from their own vineyards, using natural yeasts, long aging in wood, and no filtration at bottling. The Cubillo is a slightly different blend from the standard, being 65% Tempranillo and 25% Garnacha, with the rest Mazuelo and Graciano; this is Lopez de Heredia's entry-level red, a super-dry, lighter styled red that has good fruit but an equal amount of scorched earth, tar and licorice components. Bin: 2211

    $70

  • Goyo Garcia Viadero, Joven de Viñas Viejas | 2020

    Joven de Viñas Viejas is Goyo’s only non-oaked red wine, from a dry-farmed vineyard planted entirely to Tempranillo at high elevation. The grapes were hand-harvested the first 2 weeks of October, destemmed and fermented with wild yeasts in steel tank with 3 months of skin maceration, then raised entirely in tank before being bottled without fining, filtration or any addition of SO2. Bin: 4105

    $72

  • Anna Espelt, Pla De Gates Garnatxa Negra | 2020

    Pla de Gates comes from the organically farmed Mas Mares vineyards located in the Cap de Creus national park where Anna Espelt has restored the natural biodyversity of her familes land. Hand harvested fruit, Natureal yeast fermentation, aged for 9 months in 500 Liter and 2,000 liter French oak barrels.

    $64

  • D'Orto Vins, Les Comes Montsant | 2016

    This wine is a blend of 3 different varieties: Garnacha (50%), Samsó (45%) and Tempranillo (5%). (Samso is Carignan or Cinsault) and 2016 achieved 92 Parker Points.The grapes which are used to produce Les Comes d’Orto come from 3 different estates: Coma Nicolau, Coma Requera and Coma Gigolà, which are located at altitudes varying between 120 and 234 metres. The vineyards are home to mainly calcareous soils, with abundant amounts of clay and gravel. Bin: 4008

    $78

  • Terroir Al Límit SOC. LDA. , Priorat Arbossar | 2017

    Defying the winemaking wisdom of the time, Dominik Huber embraced the beauty and challenge of revitalizing the ancient Carignan vines of this north-facing L’Arbossar vineyard. Many of the plantings on these steep 1.6 hectares date back to 1910, placing them among the oldest in the region. L’Arbossar is an homage to both tradition and daring, marked by an elegant interplay between sun, shadow and the very wind that runs through the vines on these steep, 400-meter-high llicorella slopes. Crafted using whole bunch fermentation, 16 months vinification and aging in cement. BIn: 4007

    $262

France

  • Egly-Ouriet, Ambonnay Rouge "Cuvée des Grands Côtés" I 2015

    Aromas of raspberries, minerals, wild owers, light spice. Silky yet weighty; texture reminds of Chambolle-Musigny. Flavors suggest red berries, light vanilla, minerals. Very long. Bin: 1310

    $398

  • Domaine Lécheneaut, Marsannay Rouge Les Sampagny I 2014

    typical muscular, savory marsannay from a fantastic producer. Bin: 1301

    $110

  • Denis Mortet, Gevrey-Chambertin Mes Cinq Terroirs I 2016

    "30% whole bunch fermentation and 30% new wood. Bright purple, very pretty aromatics, stylish, far from being a blunt instrument. Dark cherry and raspberry fruit, a lovely thread of silky tannins, supported by a savoury touch typical of Gevrey-Chambertin at the back, really very fine. Bin: 4308

    $174

  • Domaine Dufouleur, Nuits Saint Georges Cuvée du Château | 2018

    Nuits-Saint-George is crossed by the Combe de la Serrée which divides the terroir of this appellation into two very different parts. If in the south, the rocky soils give birth to robust and sometimes a little austere wines in their youth, in the north, the clay silts and alluviums of Meuzin give more delicate and fleshy wines. The different village-level climats cultivated on the estate, located on both sides, come together harmoniously in a "cuvée ronde", thus seeking rather balance than the expression of their respective singularities which are sometimes too marked. Bin: 3109

    $164

  • Domaine Marc Roy, Gevrey-Chambertin 'Clos Prieur' | 2017

    Domaine Marc Roy is located in Gevrey-Chambertin in the north part of the Côte de Nuits. Gevrey-Chambertin is home to an astonishing nine Grand-Cru appellations of Burgundy’s thirty-three. Accordingly, it is one of the most prestigious villages of Burgundy. Bin: 3113

    $174

  • Domaine George Mugneret-Gibourg, Vosne-Romanée | 2016

    The silky persistence and enveloping aromas of Pinot Noir from Vosne-Romanée is what is often meant when one calls any wine “Burgundian.” There are few estates that capture the seductive power of Burgundian Pinot Noir as faithfully as does Domaine Georges Mugneret-Gibourg in Vosne. Bin: 3003E

    $550

  • Domaine Maurice Charleux et Fils, Les Clos Roussots Maranges 1er Cru | 2019

    A 2.14-hectare parcel in this climat, which contains just under 26 hectares of vines planted at 260 to 315 meters and facing south and southeast. These vineyards are less pitched than La Fussière. Soils are blue colored clay/marl mixed with limestone debris. Typical for the climat, this wine is fruit-forward and full of aromas and flavors of small red fruits, particularly raspberry, and it also has attractive lashings of vanilla and spices. Bin: 1403

    $98

  • Domaine Allimant-Laugner | Vin d' Alsace Pinot Noir | 2021

    The history of this 12 ha domaine stretches back to 1816 when François-Anton Allimant, freshly returned from the Napoleonic wars, expanded his family’s existing property by purchasing some vines in the Haut-Koenigsbourg hills. This land is where the current estate sits today. 40 year old pinot noir vines planted to limestone soils. Hand-harvested, and maceration for one week prior to pressing. Bin: 1404

    $55

  • Domaine Cornu-Camus, 1er Cru Pernand-Vergelesses I 2015

    Dark ruby ​​color with intense purple hues. The mouth is conciliatory with strong shoulders, tannins well melted. Full-bodied and full-bodied, its fat offers all the necessary harmony. Bin: 1402

    $69

  • Domaine Yvon Clerget, Pommard 1er Cru Les Rugiens I 2015

    The 2016 Pommard 1er Cru Les Rugiens is also quite reserved offering up aromas of sweet red berries dark soil tones and spicy new oak. On the palate the wine is quite medium to full-bodied chalky and firm with broad shoulders and good concentration at the core. Bin: 1307

    $262

  • Domaine Francois Buffet, Volnay Clos Des Chênes 1er cru | 2019

    Domaine François Buffet is a Burgundy family-run domaine, which dates back to 1692, and is currently managed by Marc-Olivier, son of François, though still with help from his parents. The family had a very successful negociant business, under the name Ferdinand Buffet, until the 1930s when fortunes were lost in the great crash. Even so, there is an impressive range of Volnay (Taillepieds, Clos des Chenes, Champans, Carelles, Clos de la Rougeotte) and Pommard (Rugiens, Clos Micot, Poutures) vineyards. Bin: 1210

    $217

  • Domaine Marc Delienne, Fleurie Greta Carbo I 2016

    Aged in large wooden 158- and 800-gallon barrels, this wine is rich with spice and toast flavors over the soft tannins. It has great black-fruit flavors, acidity to balance and a ripe aftertaste. Bin: 2400F

    $62

  • Château de Fleurie, Fleurie | 2019

    The Fleurie wine-making is traditional - whole clusters are kept, which leads to a semi-carbonic maceration as the juice settles in the bottom of the tanks. After fermentation is completed in stainless, the wines are moved to the cellar for aging in old, wooden tonneau barrels. The Fleurie has a piquant raspberry fruit and very soft, dusty tannins. Bin: 2404

    $60

  • Yann Bertrand, Fleurie Juliénas “Pur Ju...” I 2018

    A Fleurie native, Yann Bertrand switched career paths to follow in his father’s winemaking footsteps, learning from the likes of Jean Foillard and Yvan Mtras. His 9 hectares are dedicated to old vine Gamay, with some biodynamic principles implemented. ‘Pur Ju’ shows notes of red fruit, plums, and minerals, with laser-like acidity and fresh, fine-grained tannins. Bin: 1313

    $77

  • Domaine De Fa, Roche Guillon Fleurie | 2017

    A great example of Fleurie from the Graillot family. It's fragrant, tense and effortlessly complex. A must-try for Beaujolais lovers. Bin: 1401

    $62

  • Terres Dorees, Morgon | 2021

    100% Gamay. From the Bellevue lieu-dit in Morgon near the Côte du Py. The vines are planted on a slight, south-facing slope on sandy, schistous, granitic soils. The farming is sustainable and the harvest by hand. As for all Terres Dorées wines, the vinification is traditional Burgundian. Bin:1008

    $72

  • Domaine Dupré Goujon, L'Héronde Côte de Brouilly | 2020

    On the nose, we perceive various very subtle floral notes, and a fruity hint of pomegranate. The terroir of “L’Héronde” offers a complex and very elegant aromatic palette, resulting in a silky and delicate wine. Bin: 2403

    $90

  • Domaine Rochette, Côte de Brouilly | 2014

    Domaine Rochette was founded by Joël and Chantal Rochette in 1981 with 15 ha (37 acres) of vines. In 2009, the Rochettes were joined by their son, Matthieu, who is charge of winemaking. Joël is the great-great grandson of Joseph Jambon, the 19th century Villié-Morgon vintner, and is a member of the notable Beaujolais winemaking family that today includes several estates such as Jambon Père et Fils, Philippe Jambon and Domaine Marc Jambon. Bin: 2101

    $60

  • Domaine de Bellivière, Rouge-Gorge Coteaux du Loir | 2019

    Rouge Gorge is the name of this delicious wine that's named after the red throated robins which inhabit the vineyards. This is a red wine made from the local Pineau d'Aunis grape variety - the most aromatic red grape in the Loire valley. Unique, dry and a great companion to a roast chicken. Bin: 1001

    $98

  • Domaine de la Butte Bourgueil 'Le Haut de la Butte' | 2018

    From vines at the highest point of this vineyard, this wine produces generous strawberry flavors and velvety tannins. It is structured cabernet franc, but wears that formation lightly. Bin: 1106

    $65

  • Château Larrivaux, Haut-Médoc I 2012

    This ripe, fruity wine is developing a fine balance between fruit and structure. Its black currant flavors are bright, juicy and crisp, sustained by a core of dryness and delicious acidity. Bin: 2207

    $42

  • Odile Delpon, Cahors Malbec I 2017

    Flowers and black pepper collide to form an oh-so savory fragrance, on the palate dark plum fruit that is refined to become incredibly elegant and supple. Bin: 1801

    $52

  • Domaine Dubreuil-Fontaine Corton Clos du Roi Grand Cru | 2013

    "The King's Plot" vineyard became Louis XI's property when the last Duke of Burgundy died. It's considered mid-slope and sits just above Bressandes. Often called the "red side" of the hill, Clos du Roi sticks-out with its darker soils and rock debris. To me, Clos du Roi is a bit broader and more gentleman than lady Bressandes. Darker black fruits are tucked underneath the red fruits with an ashy black tea and umami perfume. Bin: 2208

    $160

  • Domaine Maurice Charleux Et Fils, Maranges 1er Cru La Fussiere | 2020

    La Fussière is a 1er Cru vineyard in Maranges with soils of white limestone over blue-colored marl with fossils strewn throughout. This 100% Chardonnay is fermented and aged in oak barrels, 20% of which are new. The oak gives the wine some flesh and roundess, though this is a fresh, lively 1er Cru with plenty of energy and refreshment. Bin: 1710

    $95

  • Vincent Girardin, Corton Perrières Grand Cru | 2017

    A relatively high-toned and slightly fruity nose displays unusual (for Corton) notes of cranberry and dark raspberry. The sleek, intense and mineral-inflected medium weight flavors possess better depth and persistence on the balanced if youthfully austere finale. Bin: 1108

    $170

Germany

Spätburgunder is German for Pinot Noir (If you don't know, now you know) Thanks Biggie !!!

  • Meyer-Näkel, Pinot Noir Blue Slate I 2016

    from the northernmost region of the ahr, meyer-nakel is one of the new guard of pinot producers in germany, from blue slate vineyard sites. Bin: 1712

    $105

  • Weingut Ziereisen, Blauer Spätburgunder "Schulen" I 2017

    Ziereisen in the Baden, is one of the best wineries in Germany. Bin: 2011

    $84

  • Meyer-Näkel, Sonnenberg Spätburgunder GG | 2015

    The 2015 Sonnenberg Spätburgunder GG has a deep and herbal-flavored nose of ripe red fruits, chocolate and warm slate. Full-bodied, round and elegant on the palate, with a lot of power but also freshness and vitality, this is a tight, straight and finessed Pinot Noir from slate. Bin: 3205

    $165

  • Leiner, Spätburgunder Trocken Ilbesheim Kalkbruch | 2019

    Villages-level 100% Pinot Noir from the limestone soils (or "lime fragments" as the name Kalkbruch implies) of the Kleine Kalmit nature reserve, which arose around 27 million years ago from the limestone and shell deposits of a prehistoric sea. A dusting of red sandstone covers the chalky mother rock. Yields are very low at 45hl/ha. Spontaneous fermentation in open containers is followed by aging in 500L barrels. Rich, vibrant, and particularly spicy in its flavors and aromas, this is biodynamic, concentrated, cool climate Pinot from a ripe year -- the best of all worlds. Bin:1201

    $80

  • Stein, Red Light Spätburgunder Kabinett Trocken | 2019

    Stein has some of the oldest Pinot Noir vines in the Mosel. Different grape, but the same steep, slate slopes you’d expect. The “Red Light” is Stein’s Pinot Noir “Kabinett Trocken,” which is to say it is about its lightness and cut. Tart red fruits, dried herbs and spices and that Mosel energy and delicate-ness. Stein has an uncommon touch with Mosel reds, especially Pinot Noir. Bin: 1809

    $80

  • Dautel, Bonnigheimer Sonnenberg Spätburgunder | 2016

    Winemaking in Württemberg dates back to 1510 and the Dautel winery is in the heart of the region at Bonnigheim. Ernst Dautel left the co-operative almost as soon as he completed his studies at Geisenheim as he recognised the potential of his vineyards and knew he could create wines of the calibre he had tasted on his travels in Italy and France. His passion to make great wines has played a significant part in bringing Wurttemberg to the attention of wine consumers around the world. Bin: 1204

    $80

  • Enderle & Moll, Muschelkalk Pinot Noir | 2020

    This wine is sourced from vines 70+ years old, planted on solid limestone (Muschelkalk). This is one of the oldest parcels of Pinot Noir in Germany. This is, year in and year out, one of their greatest wines, Grand Cru in every respect. Bin:2405

    $120

  • Schnaitmann, Simonroth Spätburgunder | 2019

    100% Pinot Noir from colored marl and red sandstone soils. Traditional spontaneous, whole cluster fermentation with three weeks on the skins followed by a year of aging in 300 liter oak barrels (40% new). Ruby red in appearance. Very fine and dense on the nose. The initial aroma suggests red currant, black cherry, autumn foliage, violets, toasted almonds, and vanilla. Bin:2203

    $120

Italy

A cask of wine works more miracles than a church full of saints. (Italian Proverb)

  • Diego Curtaz, ‘Dï Meun’ Vallée d’ Aoste | 2019

    Winemaking: Grapes are from northern facing, hillside vineyards with stone and loam soil at 650 to 750 meters above sea level. Fermented with indigenous yeasts, unfiltered and vegan friendly. Crafted from Diego’s highest altitude vines, ‘Dï Meun’ sees no oak in order to allow the fruit to be the star. Bin: 3311

    $74

  • Bric Balin, Moccagatta Barbaresco | 2006

    100% Nebbiolo grown in the commune of Babaresco, where calcareous blue marl soils dominate. All of the fruit comes from the slopes of the Muncagöta cru, which happens to be the dialect form of “Moccagatta”. The grapes are macerated on the skins in temperature-controlled steel tanks, then the wine is aged in French oak barriques, of which approximately 40% are new, for 18 months. 1,300 cases produced annually. Bin: 2305

    $135

  • Sottimano, Basarin Barbaresco | 2016

    Focused and full bodied, this has aromas of underbrush, eucalyptus, crushed botanical herb and wild rose. The chiseled palate delivers tension, structure and finesse, featuring cranberry, pomegranate, licorice and tobacco framed in tightly wound, fine-grained tannins. Bin: 2209

    $170

  • Frattoria San Giuliano, Barbaresco | 2016

    Vanilla, cinnamon, and spices on this noseThe palate has classic red cherries, tar, spices, round tannins, and great acid in the finish - classic! Bin: 2106

    $95

  • G.B. Burlotto, Langhe Freisa I 2018

    Red-violet in colour with aromas of raspberry/strawberry puree and rose petal. Raspberry, strawberry, pomegranate, cranberry, mocha, vanilla, black pepper and a trace of cumin are framed by fresh acidity and silky, firm tannins. Black cherry, dark chocolate and a hint of eucalyptus linger on the lush finish. Bin: 4210Z

    $55

  • Fratelli Alessandria, Barolo Monvigliero I 2013

    New leather, rose, violet, menthol and dark spice aromas set the tone on this luminous red. It's more about finesse than muscle, delivering tight layers of cherry, raspberry, mint and white pepper while tightly-knit refined tannins provide the taut framework. Bright acidity gives it intensity while a mineral note further lifts the finish. Bin: 2306

    $145

  • Scarzello, Barolo Sarmassa I 2010

    Grapes are from 2 plots in the Vigna Merenda [Merenda Vineyard] of the Sarmassa MGA, at 300 meters in elevation, with limestone, clay, silt and sandstone soils. Fermented in stainless teel with maceration on the skins for up to 50 days. Aged for “28-30 months in 25-30-hectolitre Slavonian oak casks with staves of average thickness”. 3800 bottles produced.. Bin: 4100

    $210

  • Brezza (1.5L) Magnum Barolo Sarmassa Vigna Bricco I 2011

    All of Brezza’s grapes are grown organically and hand-harvested. In the cellar, only native yeasts are used for fermentation and the wines undergo long macerations and extended aging in large Slavonian oak botti. Bin: FM-A2

    $420

  • Oddero, Barolo Rocche di Castiglione I 2005

    This winery was founded in 1878, in the area of Santa Maria, a hamlet of La Morra. It is one of the oldest producers of Barolo, a family that has kept the distinctive traditional style of winemaking for over a century. Over the generations, the Oddero family has gradually expanded its vineyards to today's impressive 60 hectares, many of which lie in the illustrious Barolo vineyards of Brunate, Rocche di Castiglione, Villero and Mondoca di Bussia. Bin: 1505

    $185

  • Bricco Rocche, Ceretto Barolo Prapo I 2004

    This is very raisiny, almost meaty, with an ultrarich nose. Full-bodied, showing sultana and dried flowers on the palate, with chewy tannins. Very long and powerful on the finish. Almost Port-like. Hints of vanilla and sultana. Bin: 3110D

    $195

  • Cascina Ebreo, Nebbiolo "Torbido!" I 2000

    micro producer from serralunga. called torbido (cloudy) because the winemaker was mad at the consorzio, awesome 23 yr old wine. Bin: 1802

    $180

  • Luigi Pira, Barolo Vigna Margheria I 2005

    100% Nebbiolo from a Serralunga d’Alba vineyard planted in 1959. Vines are located at 340 meters above sea level, planted to calcareous clay. Maceration and fermentation take place over 15-20 days in horizontal steel vats with temperature control. Aging occurs in 25hL Slavonian oak casks for 24 months prior to bottling. Bin: 1513

    $175

  • Domenico Clerico, Barolo Pajana I 2006

    There is lovely definition to be found as this classic feeling, mid-weight Pajana opens up in the glass. Layers of ripe dark fruit, spices, flowers, licorice and minerals develop seamlessly through to the close. I am floored by the wine’s volume, depth and length. Quite simply, this is a magnificent effort from Clerico. Bin: 1504

    $190

  • Domenico Clerico, Barolo Ciabot Mentin Ginestra I 2004

    The 2004 Barolo Ciabot Mentin Ginestra sweeps across the palate with stunning depth and expansiveness in its dark cherries menthol spices chocolate and sweet toasted oak. It offers exceptional length and delineation with a note of freshness that provides lift on the close. It is a profound effort from Domenico Clerico. Bin: 1506

    $175

  • Brovia, Barolo "Ca' Mia" I 2005

    Sisters Elena and Cristina Brovia, aided by their father Giacinto, regularly produce full, muscular but ageworthy Barolo from local plots and another (Ca Mia) in Serralunga, all without the aid of small new oak barrels. Instead, large 3,000-litre French oak is used following a relatively long maceration of around 20 days. Bin: 1503

    $195

  • Scarzello, Comune di Barolo | 2016

    The wines of Federico Scarzello have heralded as one of the leading lights in the revival of traditional winemaking in Barolo.With tiny holdings in the Sarmassa cru of Barolo, and another half hectare in Terlo and Paiagallo, totalling just five and a half hectares, Federico's wines are made in tiny quantity but have amassed a large reputation. Bin: 1303

    $185

  • Poderi Roset, Barolo Monvigliero Riserva | 2016

    Beautifully made Barolo from a tiny plot of old vines in the Monvigliero Cru, which is the crown jewel of Verduno, the northernmost village of Barolo. The vines see no chemicals whatsoever, the grapes are hand harvested and wild fermented, then aged for 3 years in a mix of different sized and aged barrels, then bottled unfiltered with minimal sulfur. Bin: 1300

    $140

  • Rocche dei Manzoni, Vigna d'la Roul Barolo Bricco San Pietro | 2010

    This Barolo delivers distinct aromas of tar, licorice, pressed violet and dried cherry. Background notes of rosemary and mint also appear. The wine is well along in its evolution but still has much road to cover. The acidity and the tannins both show the promise of more careful aging ahead. Bin: 4001

    $117

  • Cappellano, Barolo "Pie Franco" I 2005

    The Cappellano family has long asked wine writers not to score their wines, as they believe that scores may prove divisive. As one of the smallest Barolo producers, combined with their low profile in the press, this is one of the cult wineries of Barolo. Bin: 1502B

    $350

  • Gaja, Sperss I 2011

    A dark, voluptuous beauty, the 2011 Sperss is wonderfully expressive and open today. There is plenty of Serralunga volume and power, but the vintage has given the Sperss softer contours than is typically the case. Lavender, smoke, violets, mint and succulent black cherries blossom through to the inviting, resonant finish. Bin: 1512

    $625

  • Caves de Donnas, Vallée d'Aoste Rosso | 2019

    That this wine gets made feels miraculous to us. Made from Nebbiolo grapes growing out of sheer quartz and granite cliffs up in the Italian Alps, we’re convinced they must employ mountain goats during harvest. Donnas is the first region one encounters when entering the Valle d’Aoste, clustered around the Dora Baltea river, boasting its own dialect and wine cooperative. Most of the wine made here is sold directly to the abundant motor tourists that frequent the area, with only a fraction making it to the outside world. Bin: 4000

    $60

  • Balgera, Valtellina Superiore Pizamie Reserva | 2013

    100% Chiavennasca (Nebbiolo), from the estate owned “Pizamèi” single vineyard, in the Valgella sub-zone, with a full Southern exposure. Ethereal and elegant. Bin: 1406

    $98

  • Noussan, Torrette I 2016

    a blend of Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Vien de Nus, Mayolet, Cornalin, Fumin, Petit Rouge, all organically farmed with native yeast and bottled unfiltered. Pretty cool stuff! Bin: 2003

    $52

  • Castelfeder, Pinot Nero Riserva Borgum Novum I 2015

    Produced only in great vintages, a pinot that expresses its alpine terroir perfectly, reminds me of top spatburgunders. Bin: 1607

    $115

  • Maeli, Rosso Infinito I 2016

    67% Merlot, 32% Cabernet Sauvignon, 1% Carmenere. A vividly intense colour, deep and impenetrable. Its aroma is profoundly cherry, ripe fruit and balsamic spice. On the palate it is rich and potently warm with a perfectly balanced acidity and minerality that conveys the volcanic nuances of the terrain. Bin: 1606

    $50

  • Lorenzo Begali, Valpolicella Classico Superiore I 2016

    On the nose it’s wonderfully fragrant with spiced cherries a hint of florals and a touch of ash come to mind. While in the mouth it’s supple and soft with those bright cherry notes and hints of spice coming through. Bin: 1811

    $58

  • Castello di Selvole, Toscana Rosso "Barullo" I 2012

    Merlot dominant super tuscan that delivers every time. Bin: 1101

    $68

  • Cecilia, Syrah Oglasa, 2015

    from the island of elba , excellent structure, warm and enveloping on the palate, balanced and harmonious, bears the Latin name of the island of Montecristo, whose faded, almost mysterious figure can be seen in the distance from the Island of Elba. In the glass it brings with it all the sensations and characteristics typical of the clayey soil from which it comes Bin: 1610

    $69

  • Ampeleia, Cabernet Franc I 2019

    from Elizabetta Foradori, a bright, cheerful and intense cab franc from the coast of Tuscany. Bin: 2104

    $72

  • Tenimenti Luigi d’Alessandro, Syrah “Il Bosco” I 2012

    The Bosco is characterized by an intense ruby red color. The nose opens with a bouquet full of fruity hints of black cherries and blackberries, enriched with pleasant balsamic and spicy notes. On the palate it is full and compact, with enveloping tannins and a pleasantly long and persistent finish. Bin: 4202

    $101

  • Castello del Terriccio, Toscana Rosso "Tassinaia" I 2014

    Castello del Terriccio is one of Tuscany's most impressive properties. The estate is located in the upper reaches of Maremma, near Pisa and only a few kilometers from the Tyrrhenian Sea. Terriccio traces its rich history back at least several centuries, but vineyards were only planted in the late 1980s. Proprietor Dr. Gian Annibale Rossi di Medelana was inspired by the success of Sassicaia and he set out to make his version of Tuscany's most famous wine. Bin: 2005

    $105

  • Querciabella,Chianti Classico I 2013

    Leather, menthol, dark-skinned berry and light toast aromas slowly come together on this fresh, polished wine. The lithe, straightforward palate offers wild cherry, anise, orange peel and a hint of coffee while fine-grained tannins and vibrant acidity provide the framework. Bin: 2110

    $69

  • Fontodi Flaccianello, della Pieve Colli della Toscana Centrale | 2004

    2004 Flaccianello della Pieve (100% Sangiovese aged in 100% new oak) is simply stunning. Fresh and vibrant, it offers compelling aromatics and endless layers of fruit that develop in the glass, with superb length on the palate and gorgeous overall balance. Bin: 1002

    $498

  • Montesecondo,Chianti Classico I 2016

    Montesecondo is the name of the estate and the original family vineyard which is located in heavier clay soils at a lower altitude in the town of Cerbaia. The grapes were hand-harvested and mostly destemmed however 30% whole cluster fruit was added to the tank before pressing and put into concrete tanks. Fermented spontaneously. Bin: 2307B

    $74

  • Le Cinciole, Chianti Classico Riserva Aluigi I 2012

    Made with organically farmed Sangiovese, this opens with aromas of dark-skinned berry, leather and cooking spice. The structured palate offers dried black cherry, star anise and tobacco alongside fine-grained tannins. Bin: 3300

    $85

  • Colombini Cinelli, Brunello di Montalcino I 2013

    First italian winerey staffed entirely by women. Super Cool .Bin: 3002

    $144

  • Collemattoni, Brunello Di Montalcino | 2016

    Coming from a parcel with 10-15 year old vines planted in sandy clay and marl soils. Harvest is 100% destemmed with a soft pressing, fermentation in stainless steel tanks at controlled temperature of 28-30°C, pumping over for the first week of maceration followed by skin-contact maceration for 20-25 days with rack and return technique. Bin: 1508

    $114

  • Gaja, Pieve Santa Restituta Brunello di Montalcino Sugarille I 2013

    No two ways about it; if you're in the room with this Gaja Pieve Santa Restituta Brunello di Montalcino Sugarille, you are in the presence of greatness. Bin: 4205

    $500

  • Le Verzure, Rossobruno | 2017

    The "Rossobruno" by Le Verzure is a Tuscan red wine made from pure Sangiovese grapes that ages for 18 months in large Slavonian oak barrels. It comes from the immediate surroundings of the Montalcino area and is expressed in pleasant aromas of currants, fresh almonds, leather and oriental spices, revealing a fresh and harmonious mouthfeel, full bodied and intense and with a soft, velvety and persistent tannic component. Bin: 1510

    $75

  • Contesa, Montepulciano D'Abruzzo Riserva | 2015

    Made from a selection of Montepulciano d’Abruzzo grapes, this wine is subjected to a long maceration period, after which it is refined in 30 hl Slavonian Oak barrels for 30 months, followed by an in-bottle 6-month maturation period. The result is an authentic and vigorous interpretation of the Montepulciano. Bin:1006

    $96

  • De Conciliis, Naima Paestum Aglianico | 2010

    This Naima is part of Cilento, an interpretation of its terroir, a wine that could only be made here. Its name evokes John Coltrane, the great jazz master. Hard and soft at the same time, its richness shows an absolute simplicity. Powerful and elegant is an Aglianico from Cilento, rich in scents of fruit on the nose, it is warm on the palate, warm like a trip to Cilento.Bin: 1613

    $95

  • Tempa di Zoe, Diciotto I 2016

    Diciotto is a Cilentan Aglianico from vines planted in 2003. Its name, which means “eighteen”, celebrates the eighteen years since the first harvest of Zero, the company’s first wine. The 1.4-hectare vineyard is at 150m above sea level, on the flysch typical of Cilento, rich in clay and limestone, which brings to life the unique and refined expression of this grape. Bin: 1211

    $74

  • Altre Vie, Dolcetto d' Alba Anfora | 2021

    A gorgeous rendition of this varietal. The fruit is deep and dark, with a distinct earthy mineral imparted by clay amphora. Dolcetto tends to play second fiddle to Barbera, but an expression like this reminds us of its potency.Bin:2409

    $51

  • Reva, Dolcetto d' Alba | 2021

    Réva means 'bunch of grapes' in Czech, the nationality of owner Miroslav Lekes who bought this estate in 2011, turning it into a resort and organically farmed winery. This is a bright, zippy Dolcetto with a hint of volatile acidity adding complexity to the ripe raspberry and cherry lozenge fruit. Bin: 1009

    $52

  • Salvatore Molettieri, Irpinia Aglianico Cinque Querce | 2018

    Intense ruby red color, Irpinia DOC aglianico Cinque Querce offers an intense nose, with hints of red fruits, spices and elegant balsamic and nail nuances carnation and cocoa. The taste is warm, full, with good softness, long and complex aromatic persistence, with a dense tannic texture. Bin:1104

    $55

  • Salvatore Molettieri, Taurasi Vigna Cinque Querce | 2008

    Dark and intense ruby red color. On the nose, intense and complex, spicy notes of pepper and nutmeg, elegant balsamic nuances that mingle with ripe prune, liquorice and coffee notes. Flavours are warm. opulent, but also extremely fresh and sapid, with tightly knit tannins. Long ending of ripe fruit and toasted coffee. Bin: 1107

    $108

  • I Pentri, Pietra Della Volpe Aglianico Beneventano | 2007

    On the palate, all of the glorious, savory, smokey, rustic, volcanic nuances were wrapped around a skeleton of incredibly firm (but integrating) tannins. 350 cases produced!! Bin:1109

    $86

  • Cosimo Taurino, Salice Salentino Rosso Riserva I 2010

    This crisp, savory riserva offers light aromas of racy cherry and spiced game. The palate is lithe in feel, with soft tannins wrapped around a tart red-plum flavor. A sanguine note marks the close. Bin: 2000

    $54

  • Fatalone, Primitivo Gioia del Colle | 2021

    Their vineyards are farmed organically (certified) while also utilizing biodynamic practices. All wines are fermented in stainless steel, and if oak is used during the elevage, it is always large, old barrels of Slavonian oak, often with calm music as an accompaniment. Sulfur is only used at bottling to stabilize the wine, which allows for maximum expression of terroir. Bin: 1209

    $68

  • Gianfranco Fino, Salento Primitivo “Es” I 2016

    This massive style of Primitivo offers dense black plum and blackberry on the nose, with shades of baking spice and violet. There's a rich density of thick-skinned black fruit on the full-bodied palate, propped up by shots of tart cranberry and bracing tannins. Bin: 4206

    $181

  • Murgo, Etna Rosso I 2017

    100% Nerello Mascalese from 30+ year old vines. Fruit is hand-harvested and destemmed before fermentation and aging, which takes place exclusively in stainless steel. A classically floral and high acid Nerello from the sandy slopes of Mount Etna. Bin: 1700

    $50

  • Terra Constantino di Aetna, Etna Rosso I 2016

    A vibrant, medium-bodied red, with a ripe and pleasing plummy fruit note, well-meshed with supple tannins and aromatic details of tar-tinged mineral, dried rose and Earl Grey tea. Chewy finish. Bin: 2201

    $58

  • Feudo Montoni, Nero d'Avola "Lagnusa" I 2017

    Made with organically farmed fruit, the 2017 Sicilia Nero d'Avola Lagnusa is a terrific entry-level wine from sunny Sicilia. You get a lot of authentic charm here with variety-driven tones of black fruit, scorched earth and chopped olive. Bin:4213

    $50

  • Marabino, Nero d'Avola "Rosso di Contrada" I 2017

    Marabino uses an organic and biodynamic philosophy in producing the finest grapes. The winery focuses mainly on the native vines of the region – Moscato di Noto and Nero d’Avola, together with a careful selection of Chardonnay clones. Marabino is now recognised as one of the top producers of fine wines from this area Bin: 1701

    $52

  • Tami, Frappato I 2017

    Tami is the sister label of natural winemaker Arianna Occhipinti. She created the Tami label to make approachable, everyday wines that are produced organically and naturally, only indigenous yeasts used. Fermented and aged in stainless steel for 6 months Bin: 3005

    $52

  • Ampelon, Etna Rosso "Passo alle Sciare" I 2016

    From two old vineyards, located in the municipality of Randazzo and Castiglione di Sicilia, on the northern slope of Etna. 90% Nerello Mascalese, 10% Nerello. Cappuccio. Bin: 4214

    $70

  • Azienda Agricola Armosa, Nero d' Avola Siclys | 2011

    fermentation in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature (28 0 32 degrees C) with extended maceration of the grape solids (20 - 25 days), transfer in wood at the end of winter. Aging: not filtered, 6-8 months in French oak barrels and minimum 6 months in the bottle. Bin: 1309

    $64

  • Cuppari, San Placido Faro | 2012

    This medium-bodied red is well-knit and fresh, with light, sculpted tannins and aromatic accents of leather and oak spice framing the pureed black cherry, citrus and tar-tinged smoke flavors. Nerello Mascalese and Nerello Cappuccio with Nocera, Nero d'Avola and Sangiovese. Bin: 2301

    $72

  • Tasca d'Almerita, Tenuta Regaleali Rosso Del Conte I 2010

    San Lucio was the first large vineyard established on the Regaleali Estate, from which the first and subsequent editions of Rosso del Conte were created. It covers about 7 hectares, of which 5.5 were planted in 1959 with mixed plants of Perricone and Nero d’Avola, while a portion of about 1.5 hectares was planted in 1965 solely with Nero d’Avola. The vineyard is 480 metres above sea level, with a south-south-east exposure. Bin: 1614

    $126

  • Lorenzo Begali, Amarone della Valpolicella Classico I 2013

    Garnet red colour, elegant and noble by the glass. The nose is ethereal and spicy, initially characterized by hints of overripe plums and wild berries in alcohol, then by references to tobacco and licorice, and finally by vegetable and balsamic flavours. Warm and soft on the palate, then also juicy and full-bodied, it is thick in the tannic texture and long in persistence. Bin: 2002

    $185

  • Paolo Petrilli, Cacc'e Mmitte di Lucera Motta del Lupo | 2019

    The vineyard is planted at 5000 vines/Ha using a 'cordone speronato' system. Two kg of fruit are taken from each vine, the Sangiovese and Bombino are picked first in the middle of September, then the Montepulciano and finally the Nero di Troia. Fermentation is in steel tanks and lasts seven days with a regular pumping over. The wine is aged for six months in steel and bottled with a light filtration. Bin: 2108

    $74

  • IlBioSelvatico, Toscana Rosso | 2019

    100% Sangiovese, with 20 different harvests spanning over a month, in micro-vinification. 100% whole-cluster in open-top used tonneaux of 500L. About half foot-tread for extraction, the rest left whole-cluster in infusion. Once the skins and stems are removed, the wine ages first in these tonneaux before being blended and moved to concrete vats for the rest of their aging. Bottle-aged a year before release. 10,000 bottles made.Bin: 2105

    $100

  • Azienda Agricola Schirru, Arrogusu Rosso | 2021

    Organic. 95% Monica; 5% Bovalleddu, Tintillu, Cannonau, Barbera, Girò -- all coplanted in this very old, intense vineyard site. 'Arrògusu' is the Sardinian word for 'pieces' or 'shreds;' the name represents the old viticultural practice of extreme 'parcelization,' typical of the territory, where historically, single plots rarely exceeded one hectare and often belonged to many owners. Bin:1011

    $80

  • Tenute Dettori, Cannonau | 2020

    The Tuderi 2020 from Tenute Dettori is a light ruby colored Cannonau from Sardinia. It’s crazy rich in flavour and powerful . Juicy, aromatic, dried raspberry in the mouth. Cinnamon and black olive in the nose. The Tuderi’s aromas make it almost taste like Amarone. Bin: 1400

    $88

  • Francesco Mariani, Montefalco Sagrantino Campo Di Raina | 2010

    The Sagrantino from Montefalco is one of the most powerful red wines in Italy, 15% alcohol is more the rule than the exception, sometimes more is possible. This wine is balanced because the extract and the tannin leves are also very high. The Campo di Reina Sagrantino is aged for 24 months in large traditional wooden barrels and a further 12 months in bottles before going on sale. Its aromas are reminiscent of dark berries and plums, with a slightly dried character, leather, chocolate and undergrowth can also be found in this complex powerhouse. Impressive! Bin: 2411

    $105

Austria

  • Wallner, Eisenberg Blaufrankisch | 2017

    Southernmost Burgenland is home to the federal state’s most primal viticultural landscape, running from Rechnitz in the north, southward toward Güssing, with an area under vines of some 515 hectares in total. The regionally authentic red wines, especially from Blaufränkisch with the protected designation of origin “ Eisenberg DAC ”, are characterised by a particularly vivid mineral spice. Bin:1812

    $65

  • Weninger Horitschoner, Blaufränkisch I 2013

    beautiful cherry fruit with typical peppery quality. Bin: 1711

    $52

  • Heinrich, Burgenland St. Laurent | 2013

    Heinrich St. Laurent is a juicy red wine with aromas of berries, violets and hints of fresh grass. On the palate it’s light, expressive and elegant. An easy to drink wine with an interesting filigree texture. The finish is lingering and pleasant. Bin:3114

    $72

  • Krutzler, Burgenland Blaufrankisch | 2017

    A wine that has contributed significantly to the Austrian red wine success story from the first vintage in 1992 to the present day. Incidentally, it is named after an old name for German marksmen. Elaborately processed from 30 to 50 year old vines from the best locations on Eisenberg and Deutsch-Schützen. Bin: 2202

    $52

  • Steindorfer, St. Laurent Reserve | 2018

    The St. Laurent for Steindorfer's Reserve come from "Mom's Vineyard" (it is Rosa Steindorfer's favorite vineyard) grown on topsoil of mineral rich black earth with sandy loam subsoils. All grapes are hand harvested and fermented in stainless steel tanks, then aged for 14 months in new barriques. Bin: 1214

    $72

  • Rennersistas, Superglitzer Burgenland Red | 2019

    Superglitzer from Rennersistas is a cuvée of 3 indigenous Austrian grape varieties: St.Laurent (50%), Zweigelt (40%) and Rösler (10%). The result is a light and summery red with cherry and red currant flavours plus a delicious caramel aftertaste. Bin: 8105

    $92

Greece

  • Dalamara, Xinomavro "Paliokalias" I 2017

    Broadly expressive dark berry fruit, fine balance and a fresh, light lifted feel. This is aged in French Oak for 12 months. It is all about the classic aromas and flavors of Xinomavro (tomato, olive, leather, earth). It’s medium acidity along with the silky tannins provide the backbone to this age worthy wine (15+ yrs). The finish goes on and on. Bin: 2213

    $92

  • Kir-Yianni Ramnista Xinomavro | 2015

    Aromas of strawberry, cherry and rose, in combination with fine vanilla notes from oak maturation. Although youthful, the wine’s aromatic power and tannic structure reveal strong character and great aging potential, thanks to an outstanding vintage. A typical expression of Ramnista that will need about 1 hour of decanting before we enjoy it in its first years. Rare aromatic complexity with intense tannin structure and robust acidity. Bin: 2206

    $101

  • Domaine Thymiopoulos, Rapsani "Terra Petra" I 2017

    Grown at 500 meters of elevation on the southeastern slopes of Mount Olympus, this classic Greek blend, based on Xinomavro, is a modern marvel from star winemaker Apostolos Thymiopoulos. Bin: 2112

    $68

  • Domaine Mercouri, "Cava" I 2013

    The top cuvée of Mercouri produced in just 4000 bottles from 80% Refosco dal Penducolo Rosso and 20% Mavrodaphne. Perfumed, herbal and meaty over a core of cherries and blackberries. Notes of chocolate. Firm on the palate, focused with velvety tannins on the long finish. Bin: 1800

    $90

  • Kir-Yianni, Ramnista Xinomavro | 2013

    The Kir Yianni estate, located in Northwestern Greece, was founded in the mid-1990s and named by the original founders of Boutari. The Ramnista is made from the local variety Xinomavro. It shows black pepper spice and bright cherry fruit. This wine finishes with a vanilla toastiness. A bold Greek red wine with plenty of aging potential. Bin:2408

    $120

  • Taralas Family Winery, Mavro Naoussa Xinomavro | 2013

    The Taralas estate is located south of Naoussa on the slopes of Vermion. He won many international competitions. Wine critic Robert Parker has taken a liking to this single-varietal Xinomavro from 40-year-old vines. The Mavro is made from organic vines. Spontaneous fermentation, unfiltered and unadorned bottling. Natural wine. It has matured for five months in French barrels and shows a modern style of a Naoussa wine in which the fruit is in the foreground. Bin: 1708

    $52

Australia

  • Joshua Cooper, Pinot Noir Doug's Vineyard I 2019

    This 100% hand-harvested Pinot Noir hails from the Macedon Ranges, an exceptional, cool climate region of central Victoria. Sixteen months of lees aging creates an extremely textural wine, full of tart cherry, rose petal, and sweet spice flavors. Bin: 4114

    $104

  • Bindi, Pinot Noir Dixon I 2015

    Bindi is no doubt the DRC of Australia. Bin: 4314

    $127

  • Ochota Barrels, A Forest Pinot Noir | 2021

    Grapes for this wine are grown on two sites high in the cool Adelaide Hills. One is planted with Dijon 114 and 115, and the other Dijon 777 clones, both the sites and the clones are kept separate for the initial fermentation. 100% whole bunches are cold soaked and the different vineyards and clones are fermented separately with wild yeasts in a mix of old and new French oak barriques. During the first three months, the barrels are rolled occasionally and gently hand plunged. After ten months the wine is carefully gravity racked to tanks before being bottled unfined and unfiltered. Bin: 3214

    $130

  • Timo Mayer, Yarra Valley Pinot Noir | 2018

    Timo likes to use a proportion of whole bunch to give his wines a particular stalky savouriness, which is very much a trademark of his Pinots. For this cuvee he does an 100% whole bunch ferment with a portion of the grapes, and blends that back with the destemmed component. The ratio of each changes with every vintage. The finished wine has fragrant whole bunch characteristics, fresh red fruit, and plenty of spice. Delicious and balanced, with a very long finish. Bin:1411

    $180

Japan (Sake)

  • Daimon, Road to Osaka Nigori Sake | 720 ML

    This cloudy “nigori” sake will transport you to Osaka and the Daimon brewery where they have been crafting fresh, lively sake for six generations. A creamy & mild nigori with notes of banana, citrus and floral. Bin: BR

    $72

New Zealand

  • Burn Cottage, Pinot Noir "Cashburn" I 2015

    The wine is made from declassified fruit from the Burn Cottage Vineyard by Ted Lemon. The name is a play on Central Otago’s slang for “creek” and the region is called Lowburn. Bin: 2300

    $82

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