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$65.00From less than five hectares of Premier Cru vines in the Montagne de Reims, Fabrice Moreau and his family craft small-production, chalk-driven cuvées that reveal what true grower Champagne can be—distinct, expressive, and worlds apart from mass-market brands.
Sustainably farmed and HEV-certified (High Environmental Value) for biodiversity and responsible water management. Hand-harvested, estate-grown fruit from a true grower-producer.
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$23.00Cava is made in the exact same way as Champagne, but it comes from Spain’s sun-drenched Penedès region on the Mediterranean. It’s crisp, food-friendly and endlessly drinkable, it’s the perfect match for seafood paella, jamón ibérico, or a simple plate of tapas shared among friends.
Organic farming practices, aged for 12 months on lees, family-owned and made by the De Andrés sisters, Ruth and Ana.
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$35.00Alberto Nanclares and Silvia Prieto make transparent, Atlantic-influenced wines, mainly with Albariño from old vines around the village of Cambados (where the winery is located). Employing organic farming practices and a restrained hand in the cellar, the pair have managed something very rare: the refinement of Albariño into angular, age-worthy wines that express the fascinating terruños of Cambados and Rías Baixas.
Organic farming practices, hand-harvested, native yeast fermentation in stainless steel, 5-7 months spent on the lees, bottled without stabilization or clarification.
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$25.00Deep and expressive, this Zinfandel offers blackberry, cherry, and cassis layered with hints of chocolate and licorice. The velvety palate is balanced by bright acidity, finishing long with supple red fruit—delicious now and structured to age for up to a decade.
Practicing Organic, Native yeast fermentation, Aged 16 months in 25% new French oak puncheons and 75% 1-year or older French oak, 150 cases produced of the half-bottles
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$12.00*These half-bottles make the cutest place cards for a Paella party!
This vibrant and refreshing sparkling born along the sun-drenched Spanish coast is one of our “party picks.” It’s made like Champagne, more interesting than Prosecco and it’s affordable! Crisp and dry, enjoy this with oysters, grilled fish, tapas or bruschetta.
Sustainable farming practices, estate-grown fruit, and aged for 12 months on the lees.
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$24.00This light rosé captures the essence of Provence with its delicate balance of fruit, floral notes, and refreshing minerality. It’s the kind of wine that fits in just as easily at a poolside lunch as it does with grilled seafood, summer salads, or a sunset aperitif. Bonus: it delivers Provence-like quality at a far friendlier price point.
Chill it. Pour it. Love it.
Certified with High Environmental Value (HVE3), emphasizing eco-friendly viticulture (practicing organic), hand-harvested and family-owned.
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$80.00Fruit for this 1er cru White Burgundy comes from the highest vineyard site in Maranges (avg. 30 years in age). This is a sneaky premier cru that I think would keep an eye on. It may be the best valued Burgundy on the market.
Organic farming practices, hand-harvested, native yeast fermentation and aged for 12 months in barrel.
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$145.00Marc and Alexandre Bachelet are the talk of the town. If you want to get your hands on Burgundy’s next big thing, we’d jump on these while you still can. This wine comes from 30+ year old vines located in Puligny Montrachet. Aged for 12 months in barrel + 6 months in tank
Sustainable farming practices, hand-harvested, and native yeast fermentation.
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$40.00Italian natural aperitif. Handcrafted in small batches, from organic grapes infused with local botanicals from Lake Garda. No chemicals or artificial coloring are used.
HOW TO DRINK IT
This makes an incredible spritz with Prosecco, soda and lemon. It is also great with gin in a cocktail like a white Negroni! -
$25.00This rosé is made from old-vine Syrah that is grown amongst the redwoods, just north of Big Sur. It’s a rosé with a true expression of place, tasting like the coastal fog and crisp mountain air the California Coast.
Sustainable farming practices, hand-harvested, direct press, and native yeast fermentation.
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