These wines are natural in their approach but not in taste. If you don't like natural wine, you will still love these wines. And if you love the caricature of natural wine, you will still love these wines. Win-Win!
Thursday, October 15th: 8-9PM In this tasting you’ll learn not only how wine is made and tastes, but also take a “tour” of California, Oregon, and Washington. Napa has been the face of U.S. winemaking for generations, Oregon is becoming the go-to...
Most of you familiar with Italian wines have inevitably come across the great Mastroberadino family, the kings of Campania. They own territory up and down, with some of the most interesting wines out there. The higher end Taurasi are true collectors items and the prices today––considering––are amazing!
All wines will be available this week for shipping or in-store pick up
First off, thank you so much to everyone who has continued to support us throughout these harrowing times. We really appreciate it and appreciate it even more when you give us carte blanche to create cases for you. Keep it up!
Picture this scenario: It's a Tuesday in early March. The weather outside is glistening with emerging images, scents and smells of what could be a productive and illustrious spring. Nature peaks in it's glorious threshold of divine spark.
I know folks, it's been a tough week. Coronavirus, stock market crashes, a battle between one candidate who is (fill in the blank) and another who is (fill in the blank) all in a vapid attempt to unseat a president who is (fill in the blank)....looks like we needSome Good Wine at a killer price!Say no more, I've got you! It's a shame that we hardly mention the Savoie. An obscure and tiny region located in Eastern France, across the border from Switzerland; mountainous, airy, cool climate and producing obscure and indigenous grapes only seen here and hardly anywhere else in the world, even though French wine is supposedly so good it can cross all borders and party lines. Trump and Biden might toast to this one day!
