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  • If you love Sancerre, you will love this wine. This old-vine Sauvignon Blanc is distinctly elegant. It comes from a historic domaine that has a reputation for creating signature, chalky minerality that defines top-tier Pouilly-Fumé. Enjoy with goat cheeses, grilled fish & citrus-forward salads.

    Sustainable farming practices (lutte raisonnée), hand-harvested, stainless steel fermentation, family-owned and operated.

    $35.00
  • This is a quintessential Sancerre from a 4th generation family-run estate. Crafted by Jean-Luc Millet alongside his son Maxence, the wine reflects a deep respect for their vineyards and the classic, mineral-driven style that has made Sancerre so beloved.

    This is perfect to serve as guests arrive with aperitifs like oysters or  goat cheese crostinis. On the dinner table it sings alongside grilled fish or shrimp, sushi, lemon-dressed salads, or a classic roast chicken with herbs. 

    $35.00
  • This sparkling rosé is bright, refreshing and effortlessly crowd-pleasing. Crafted from high-quality Pinot Noir grown in Oregon’s cool-climate Willamette Valley, it’s dry, crisp and perfect any day of the week with smoked salmon + crème fraîche crostinis, sushi, or fried chicken (trust us).

    Certified organic farming practices and only 6,000 cases produced annually. Soter donates a portion of the proceeds from this wine to 1% for the Planet.

    $27.00
  • The 2022 vintage of Domaine Jolly’s Chablis shows a delicate pale yellow color with green highlights, reflecting its bright and expressive character. Aromas of citrus lead into fresh, fruit-forward flavors of pear, all framed by a rounded, approachable mouthfeel. Grown on Kimmeridgian clay soils rich with tiny fossilized oysters, the wine carries the classic mineral-driven elegance of Chablis. Versatile and food-friendly, it pairs beautifully with poultry, grilled seafood, vegetarian dishes, and a wide range of cheeses.

    Hand-harvested grapes, 7 days in stainless steel vats then aged on its lees for 7-8 months.

    $42.00
  • The 2022 Yalumba Barossa Valley Bush Vine Grenache is a modern expression of old-vine fruit, offering a bright and elegant take on this classic variety. Aromas of juicy red berries, wild strawberries, and a touch of milk chocolate lead into a lively, spice-laced palate. Light in body yet richly textured, it finishes with smooth, velvety tannins that invite another sip. Exceptionally food-friendly, it pairs beautifully with pork pie or miso-roasted eggplant with tomatoes, dill, and mint.

    Sustainable and organic farming practices, native yeast fermentation, a portion utiizes extended maturation, aged 6 months in American, French and Hungarian oak.

    $27.00
  • The 2022 Forge Cellars Dry Riesling ‘Classique’ harmonizes fruit from sixteen distinct vineyard sites to capture the character and complexity of southeast Seneca Lake. Bone-dry and vibrant, it offers bright acidity, stony minerality, and an elegant reflection of the vintage and region. Crafted to express a true “sense of place,” this wine celebrates balance, precision, and the unique terroir of the Finger Lakes.

    Sustainable farming practices, hand-harvested grapes, native yeast fermentation in stainless steel tanks.

    $28.00
  • A rare find from Tuscany’s hidden gem, the Orcia DOC, which known for its rugged, characterful, and authentic Sangiovese wines. This bottle from family-run Roberto Mascelloni is a pure expression of this unique terroir (tuffaceous clay) and the classic Italian grape. The 2020 vintage is showing excellent structure and depth, defined by fine-grained tannins and a vibrant acidity that carries into a long, persistent finish. Move over Brunello!

    Certified Organic farming practices, Native yeast fermentation with 3 weeks maceration in stainless steel, Aged 1 year in French oak (225l), minimal filtering and SO2 additions.

    $29.00
  • Alberto 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.

    $35.00
  • Deep 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

    $25.00
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    Team Argaux Favorite
    2023 Argaux Santa Barbara County Pinot Noir

    New Arrival

    Our 2024 Pinot Noir was expertly crafted in partnership with the legendary Ernst Storm. This wine embodies the bright, fresh fruit of Santa Barbara with the refined elegance of Burgundy. It’s the beautiful result of a collab between winemaker x sommelier for a Pinot we couldn’t find.

    Sustainable farming practices, no herbicides/pesticides, 15% whole cluster, 10 months in neutral oak barrels, soft extraction and only 112 cases produced. 

    $50.00
  • The wines from these parcels give off lovely floral aromas with notes of red and black fruit, and that infamous Southern Rhône garrigue. The 18 months spent in oak Stockinger foudres, and terracotta amphorae pave way for a pure, elegant tannic structure with the most incredible silky mouthfeel that leaves your tastebuds begging for more.

    Ecocert-certified organic and Demeter-certified biodynamic, 40-year old vines, hand-harvested, unfined and unfiltered at bottling.

    $32.00
  • Showing the influence of the breezy and fog-laced Oak Knoll District, this wine offers plush fruit with delicate acidity, and a structure defined by well-ripened, fine-grained tannins. Layered notes of blackberry preserves, stewed cherries, ripe plums, raspberries, violet, cocoa, and spiced wood. Persistent and full on the palate, this is an expressive Zinfandel that is drinking beautifully now, but will continue to improve for the next 5-7 years.

    Certified sustainable farming practices. Family-owned winery. Dry-farmed vines and hand-harvested.

    $32.00
  • Ever wonder what the locals drink in Barolo, Italy? They drink Dolcetto. Dolcetto is a somms secret weapon. It pairs with charcuterie, duck breast, roast chicken, short rib, and the list goes on. It’s a smooth intro to Italy and THE red to have on hand for a dinner party.

    Organic farming practices, hand-harvest, family-owned, native yeast fermentation, unfiltered and total production is only 3,750 cases annually (across 7 different wines).

    $30.00
  • This baby Chablis is crisp, cool, and quietly energizing—exactly what you want when you’re not in the mood for anything heavy. A happy hour staple, it refreshes the palate, sharpens the appetite, and keeps the mood light. Perfect alongside seafood pasta or sushi.

    Certified organic (Ecocert) and biodynamically farmed, with native yeast fermentation. The wine is aged for six months on the lees in stainless steel, then bottled filtered, without fining or cold stabilization.

    $33.00
  • Branche’s NO.1 extra virgin olive oil is sourced from a seventh-generation organic olive farm in southern Spain. Harvested and bottled within two hours, Branche concentrates on quality through a closed-loop system. Its earthy and bold flavors make it perfect for salad and finishing dishes like fish or pasta.

    NO.1 is packed with over 400 mg of antioxidants per kilogram, offering significantly more than most mass-market olive oils and its medium-spicy finish highlights a high polyphenol content, known for boosting olive oil’s health benefits.

    $44.00
  • Chablis is a staple at Argaux. So when we decide to add a new one to the book, you better believe we have done our homework. This particular bottle was chosen after it won a blind tasting against 17 different bottles of Chablis. We invited our top Chablis clients to join us for the battle and this wine was voted #1. Enough said. It is a must-try.

    Organic farming practices, native yeast fermentation, aged on the lees in stainless steel tanks for 11 months and filtered before bottling (no fining).

    $36.00
  • You are drinking history when you pop this cork. This 19th century estate is the birthplace of Metodo Classico and these wines have graced the tables of not only the Vatican, but also the House of Savoy (the Italian Royal Family), as well as the British monarchy throughout history. This is dry, refreshing and incredibly food friendly.

    Organic farming practices, hand-harvested, native yeast fermentation, 36 months on the lees, hand-riddled, and around 7,000 cases produced annually. 

    $39.00
  • Domaine de la Villaudiere is a family-owned winery located in Sancerre, the historic land of Sauvignon Blanc. This wine is classic, crisp and the perfect wine to pair with goat cheese, fish, and fresh veggies.

    Certified sustainable farming practices and only 1,000 cases produced annually.

    $32.00
  • This 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.

    $25.00
  • This aperitivo is made from organically-farmed Trebbiano di Soave and Garganega grapes, as well as local herbs from Lake Garda, Italy. No chemicals or artificial coloring are used.

    This is an aperitivo (think Aperol) but unlike Aperol, is not an industrial, mass produced product.

    HOW TO DRINK IT
    Enjoy on the rocks, in a Spritz, negroni, or in a paloma with your favorite tequila or mezcal.

    $40.00
  • California sunshine in a glass! The palate is refreshing and bright with an added element of crushed stones and sweet grass on the finish.

    Sustainable farming practices, minimal intervention, and only 1,500 cases produced.

    $30.00
  • This is our staple Pinot Noir. It’s a wonderful example of cool climate Pinot Noir from the central coast. It’s light and bright with a purity of fruit that makes it go down way too easy. Pair this with white meat, grilled fish, pizza, and so on. The balanced profile of this wine makes it extremely versatile.

    Sustainable farming practices and only 150 cases produced.

    $34.00
  • This Tempranillo-dominant red is a very elegant example of Rioja made from high-quality grapes and meticulous winemaking. If you typically like red blends or Cabernet Sauvignon, give this a try for your next BBQ!

    Sustainably farmed 50+ year old bush vines. The wine was aged for 12 months in barrel and only 1,800 cases are produced annually.

    $38.00
  • This distinctly Mediterranean-style vermouth was developed by Raffaele Bellomi for his cocktail bar in Verona called, Bar Archivo. He was inspired by aromas he grew up with like the thyme and licorice plants his grandmother grew on her balcony. It’s more herbal than traditional vermouths which make it incredibly versatile.

    The Americano Recipe (Argaux Fav)
    Equal parts Volume Primo vermouth and your favorite bitter over ice. Mix well, top with soda and garnish with a lemon/orange slice and zest.

    $40.00

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