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Ripe, but not in excess. A strong limestone character that gives it a nice texture. A very fine wine with a dominant red fruit flavor such as redcurrant, pomegranate with a spicy background and extremely fine tannins.

A brilliant melange of black cherries, blackberries and cassis with ascending, graphite-like minerality.

The varieties are hand harvested, fermented and vinified separately, using only native yeasts. The finished wine is bottled... Read More

For lack or better description, Burgundy in color. Ether like aromas of cherry, earth, and tea. A brisk acidity and lingering fine finish. Grown amongst the coast and redwoods of Santa Cruz. A sophisticated wine.

Bright, floral and effusive, it strikes right out of the gate. Crushed flowers, mint, spice and blood orange all race out of the glass. A wine of vibrancy and nuance, impresses with its exceptional beauty and overall harmony.... Read More

The nose offers notes of red fruit, citrus peel, green apple and light hazelnut. On the palate we find a beautiful freshness and minerality.

In between classic Jura, and the wild world of natural winemaking. Rich, round and complex with lively acidity making it incredibly drinkable.

This wine has a unique mineral character that is bone dry with zero residual sugar. Not a fruit bomb, but quite elegant and long with earthy red currant and black raspberry fruit. Enjoy, served slighty cool.... Read More

The Montesecondo Sangiovese is a very pretty wine that emphasizes freshness and vivacity. Crushed red berries, spice, orange peel and floral notes give this mid-weight, translucent Sangiovese tons of character and complexity.... Read More

Chewy red fruits and a touch of soft herbs with a medium-to-full body. 'The Perfect Red' for just about any occasion.

Fermented spontaneously and pressed off the skins early to minimize the tannins, though there is still... Read More

Here we have the quintessential Italian table wine. Generous red berries, smooth tannin, bright finish. Organic farming, spontaneous fermentation, no fining or filtering, low sulfur additions. In simpler terms, Montepulciano that... Read More

As brisk and aromatic as a late-autumn walk in the woods, this spectacular-value red epitomizes why Beaujolais is one of the most talked-about regions in the wine world right now.

A cloudy skin-contact Moscatel with strikingly beautiful aromatics. Floral and herbaceous, citrusy and briny, with fleshy, ripe tropical fruit on the palate.