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2019 Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey Meursault ‘Charmes’ Premier Cru
$278.00Les Charmes is one of the largest and most recognized premiers crus in Meursault. Wines from this site are known for their rich, honeyed, and nutty flavor profiles. This expression is certainly rich and palate coating, yet the signature PYCM reductive and acid-driven touch keeps the wine unbelievably balanced.
Sustainable farming practices, native yeast fermentation, unfined and unfiltered.
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2020 Produttori Di Manduria Electric Bee Primitivo
$20.00Located on the heel of the boot, Manduria is considered the birth place of the native Primitivo grape. This wine comes from 15-35 year old vines and was fermented in stainless steel to preserve the freshness of fruit. It is great with a slight chill on it for a backyard BBQ!
Certified sustainable farming practices, hand-harvested, and vegan-friendly.
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2019 Clos La Coutale Cahors Malbec (half-bottle)
$15.00This wine is a history lesson in a glass. Cahors is one of the oldest wines produced in Europe and Clos La Coutale is one of the region’s oldest domaines that was founded before the French Revolution!
Malbec generally goes by the name Cot in France’s South West and Loire Valley appellations.
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2019 Damilano Barbera d’Asti DOCG
$26.00This is our ‘gaux-to casual pizza night wine. If you are not sure where to start with Italian wine, Barbera is a friendly introduction. It’s juicy and incredibly drinkable with nice acidity and low tannins.
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2019 Land of Saints Happy Canyon Cabernet Sauvignon
$27.00Breakfast jam! This wine is super smooth, it’s a great Tuesday night Cab to keep on your shelf for burger night.
Organic farming practices and only 971 cases produced.
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2019 Cascina Fontana Barbera d’Alba
$39.00Barbera, more than any other wine, is ‘il vino del contadino’, humble yet profoundly tied to a majestic land that it’s from. It is probably the most Piedmontese of all wines. Barbera is also a great place to start if you are just getting into Italian reds. It is a smooth introduction to Italy and a great crowd-pleaser for dinner parties.
Sustainable farming practices, native yeast fermentation, unfined and unfiltered.
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2020 Torbreck Woodcutter’s Barossa Valley Shiraz
$24.00Forget what you thought you heard about Shiraz. If you love full-bodied reds laden with ripe fruit flavors and hints of leather, earth, and tobacco, then this wine is definitely worth a go – and the budget-friendly price makes it all the sweeter.
Hand-harvested and unfined/unfiltered.
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2019 Martinelli Russian River Valley ‘Vigneto di Evo’ Zinfandel
$36.00This barrel-blend from Martinelli includes fruit from the iconic 135-year-old Jackass Hill vineyard as well as Vellutini, Lolita, and Giuseppe & Luisa. 2019 was a great vintage with a long growing season which adds power and depth of flavor.
Certified sustainable farming practices, native yeast fermentation, unfined and unfiltered, & vegan-friendly!
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Team Argaux Favorite
2019 Origin Bates Ranch Cabernet Sauvignon Magnum
$150.00We deem this high-elevation Cab as a knock your socks off, savor every last drop kind of bottle to share with those you really, really like.
Sustainably dry-farmed 20-80 year old vines at mountain peak. Hand-harvested, native yeast fermentation and only 250 cases produced.
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Team Argaux Favorite
2016 Eraldo Borgogno Barolo
$65.00This Barolo is astonishingly approachable and smooth to drink, but could easily age for another 10+ years.
Certified sustainable and practicing organic farming methods, only 300 cases produced.
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2019 Origin Bates Ranch Cabernet Sauvignon
$78.00We deem this high-elevation Cab as a knock your socks off, savor every last drop kind of bottle to share with those you really, really like.
Sustainably dry-farmed 20-80 year old vines at mountain peak. Hand-harvested, native yeast fermentation and only 250 cases produced.
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2018 Walson Holland Santa Barbara Mélange Rouge
$100.00The 2018 Mélange Rouge is a wine marked by intense perfumed aromatics and a seamlessly integrated palate. Supple tannins and mouth-watering acidity lead to a round finish. This wine was aged for 22 months on the lees in French oak barrels (35% new) and was bottled unfined / unfiltered.
The unique blend of this wine is made up of 54% Syrah, 25% Grenache, 9% Graciano, 6% Petite Sirah, and 6% Viognier. Only 400 cases were produced.
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2014 Villa I Cipressi Brunello di Montalcino
$50.00This 100% Sangiovese is smooth and inviting with bright acid and well-integrated tannins. Aged for 24 months in French oak barriques and bottle aged for at least 24 months. Produced using organic farming practices, hand-harvested fruit, and native yeasts. Allow 30 minutes to breathe before enjoying.
Decanting, or “letting a wine breathe,” allows oxygen to interact with a wine, which can change the texture of its tannins and render it more approachable (that is, easier to drink) in its youth.
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2013 Mirror Oak Knoll District Cabernet Sauvignon MAGNUM
$215.00This 100% single-vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon comes from the Moulds Family Vineyard in the Oak Knoll District of Napa Valley. The wine exhibits complex and rich aromas on the nose, followed by a concentrated palate laden with balanced acid and beautifully ripe tannins. Only 81 cases produced.
Oak Knoll District is arguably the most acclaimed of Napa’s sixteen sub-regions.
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2019 Pierre Girardin Puligny-Montrachet ‘Les Enseigneres’
$118.00100% Chardonnay from 30-year-old vines grown in the most renowned lieu-dit of Puligny, located just five meters from Bienvenues-Batard-Montrachet and Batard-Montrachet. This wine is well balanced with boasts a beautiful structure. It was produced using organic farming practices and native yeasts, followed by 12 months of aging in 456L barrels (40% new) and 6 months in stainless steel.
Simply put, this wine is basically Montrachet without with price tag. Lovers of world-class White Burgundy, we’d jump.
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2019 Pierre Girardin Meursault ‘Les Tillets’
$100.00The ‘Les Tillets’ vineyard is not classified as a premier cru, but it should be. It is the highest altitude site in Meursault and it produces a more high-toned, Puligny-esque style wine that contrasts with the typical roundness of Meursault. Organic farming practices, native yeasts, and bottled unfined / unfiltered.
A handful of Burgundy’s top producers farm vines in Les Tillets, including Jean-Marc Roulot, Antoine Jobard, and of course, Pierre Girardin.
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2019 Francois Mikulski Meursault ‘Les Poruzots’ Premier Cru
$173.00Mikulski’s 50-year-old vines produce an elegant, fine, and dynamic Chardonnay that is more delicate than the other premiers crus. The palate boasts ample amounts of expressive acidity, which leads to an energetic and intense finish. Produced using organic farming practices. Only 200 cases made.
Meursault’s Les Poruzots vineyard is sometimes spelled as Les Porusots – not to worry, it’s the same thing!
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2019 Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey Vosne Romanee
$130.00This is a very classic Vosne Romanée. It’s voluptuous, structured, and finishes long. The wine is an ideal addition to any reputable cellar – we recommend holding out for 5-10 years to really let the magic unfold. Produced using sustainable farming practices, indigenous yeasts, and bottled unfined / unfiltered.
Vosne-Romanée is home to 15 premier crus and six grand crus, including the world-renowned Romanée-Conti of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti.
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2019 Pierre-Yves Colin Morey Saint-Aubin ‘Hommage A Marguerite’ 1er Cru
$80.00This wine is a blend of Chardonnay from 30-year-old vines from three premier crus in Saint-Aubin: ‘Les Perrieres,’ ‘Les Combes,’ and ‘Les Creots.’ The wine ferments and ages for 3 months in stainless steel and 14 months in French oak barrels (25% new). Produced using sustainable farming practices, indigenous yeasts, and bottled unfined / unfiltered.
Although no grand crus exist in the region, Saint-Aubin is home to a whopping 30 premier crus!
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2018 Domaine Alain Burguet Chambertin ‘Clos de Bèze’ Grand Cru
$498.00Despite its medium to full body, this Grand Cru Pinot is delicate, silky and loaded with well-integrated, fine-grained tannins. Produced from organic (converting to biodynamic) fruit and native yeasts, aged for 19 months in barrel (30% new), and bottled unfined / unfiltered. Only 100 cases produced.
We like to enjoy this wine with farmhouse roasted chicken, steak tartare, or Shake Shack – because, why not.
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2018 Chateau des Antonins AOC Bordeaux Supérieur La Réserve du Couvent
$60.00This classic, left bank Bordeaux is powerful, fleshy, and noted with well-integrated tannins that will continue to soften over the next 5-10 years. Certified sustainable farming practices and only 1,200 cases produced.
Left Bank Bordeaux blends are generally Cabernet Sauvignon dominant, whereas Right Bank Bordeaux blends are mostly Merlot dominant.
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2017 E. Pira Chiara Boschis ‘Via Nuova’ Barolo
$110.00This is an absolute stellar vintage of Barolo. On the palate, the wine is bright and complex with structured tannins and integrated acidity. This special bottle will continue to get better year after year. Decant for one hour before enjoying. Made using certified organic farming practices by a woman winemaker. Only 375 cases produced annually.
Well-made bottles of Barolo have been known to withstand decades—yes, decades—in the cellar. Ride this one out as long as you can!
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2019 Wonderland Project No. 9 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
$50.00This is the first vintage of No. 9 Napa Cabernet, and there’s a reason The French Laundry was first to pick it up. The palate is dense and complex, marked by a long and polished finish. Organic farming practices, unfined / unfiltered, and only 1,500 cases produced.
Cabernet Sauvignon is known for its high levels of acid and tannins, making well-made examples excellent candidates for long-term cellaring.
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Team Argaux Favorite
2017 Anomaly Vineyards Oakville Cabernet Sauvignon
$160.00The 2017 Anomaly Cabernet drills down on integrity and purity. This wine will continue to age beautifully over the next 10-20 years. Decant for an hour or two before enjoying. Produced using certified organic farming practices and only 1,000 cases made.
This isn’t one of Napa’s big names, yet this small producer flies under the radar and subtly graces the wine lists of the best restaurants in the nation including The French Laundry, PerSe and Rubicon. If you know, you know.
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