Made by one of the best producers of traditional varieties on the island, this medium bodied red is balanced in alcohol and blessed with soft tannins. Ruby red with intense, perfume with notes of wild “macchia Mediterranea” smells and fresh red fruit. It is redolent of dried cranberry, raspberry and baking spices. Pair with roasted pork or lamb!

100% Syrah (and 100% whole cluster fermentation) from some of our favorite vineyards on the north coast. This wine leans heavily into the savory style of the grape. The nose shows smoky olive tapenade, pepper, dark fruits and a strawberry compote lift. The palate has a presence to it with moderate acid and a flavor set of pepper spice, olive, mesquite, and ample black fruits.

Traditionally found in the Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol region of northeastern Italy, Bianchetta Trevigiana is often used as a base wine for Vermouth. Rarely planted in California, these vines are found in the very southern hills of Carneros in Southern Sonoma County featuring volcanic and adobe clay soils.

Lemon rind, white flower, pea shoots, and hints of green papaya.

Ronco del Gnemiz is one of Friuli’s most exciting producers, crafting wines under the oversight of Serena Palazzolo. The winery’s meticulous use of barrel fermenting, as well as precise attention to detail, has garnered much attention from the international market. ‘San Zuan’ is a varietal Friulano, showing flavors of citrus and stone fruit, marked by loads of zesty acidity

Deep aromas of ripe red and dark fruits are joined by delicate violet and lavender notes, with traces of vanilla and mocha. A rich, concentrated mouthfeel is highlighted by flavors of blueberries and blackberries with a touch of leather and cinnamon. The wine has well-integrated tannins, bright acidity and a flinty minerality that provides exceptional length to the finish.

The intense licorice and blackberry-pastille aromas bowl you over. A very lush and rather concentrated wine for this appellation with some nice, velvety tannins to balance the full body and give some firmness at the finish. Pure merlot

- James Suckling, 92 pts

A subtle pleasure with a delicate texture under the charm of white flesh fruit flavors (apples, crunchy pears). With a beautiful fluidity of a delicious lightness uniting gourmand flavors of springtime. Ageing on lees: 30 months

With each new vintage, wines from once-overlooked appellations like Saint-Romain are taking serious star turns. This cellar-worthy stunner would cost twice as much if it hailed from one of the ‘big three’ Chardonnay villages. Aromas of mandarin, crisp Anjou pear, crushed stone & citrus. Palate of peach, yellow apple, a kiss of vanilla. Finishes w/dazzling citrusy minerality.

2016 is a seriously delicious vintage for white Burgundy. Bitouzet-Prieur's "Climats de Glace" is no exception.

“Climats de Glace” combines fruit from two parcels. Clos du Cromin brings salty, citrusy linearity. Les Corbins adds riper, more orchard-like fruit. The resulting complexity is heightened by phenomenal concentration and serious length. A simply stunning bottle!

Aromas and flavors all focussed on the red spectrum, embracing the natural sweeter notes of Cinsault combined with a fine firmness on the palate and juicy fruit at the centre of it all. This wine is made for early consumption in the company of glorious sunny days and good friends. Will pair well with any lighter al fresco style dining.

While the Tokaj region of Hungary is renowned for its dessert wines. This white is unoaked, and just slightly off dry. It has a nice fruit-driven roundness but lots of acidity, that makes it easy to drink! Aromatic and flavorful, it's bursting with citrus, green apples, apricots, floral and mineral notes. The palate is slightly off-dry, ripe with rich flavors of stone fruits.

The Columbia Valley is one of the most exciting and diverse wine growing regions in North America. Kate and Tom of Division believe the best rosé is made by picking before overly ripe characteristics dominate the balance of the wine. Their '21 ‘l'Avoiron’ Rosé of Gamay Noir soars with richness, vibrancy and a cooling finish reminiscent of biting into a chilled watermelon slice.