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Old vine Cesanese from the red hills of Lazio, just east of Rome. Once christened “The King of Wines” by popes of the Middle Ages, the majesty of C...

This award winning wine is a complex blend of Grenache Noir, Syrah, Cinsault, Mourvedre,  and Carignan - all perfectly balanced, and harmonious. Wi...

Yes, the bottle will be the centerpeice of your dinner talk, but besides that, it is a super interesting, amphora cask Roter Veltliner that sold a ...

This is super delicious, classic, steep slope Gruner from the Kremstal vinified in tank and aged on the lees for a full 12 months.  Bright acidity ...

Second label from the iconic Merryvale Cabernet producer Solid Napa Cab with all the lovely fruits, textures and spices we would come to expect. Gr...

Blend of Tintilla and Listán Negro. Strong and apparent notes of plum, cherry, cranberry, dust, spice and some weird mineral concoction. Full bodie...

Joe Swick, natural wine phenom, has yet another minimal intervention light, chuggable , chillable smash hit.  Tastes like berries right from the br...

Created as an homage to the super-drinkable early blends of Italian immigrants, among first winemakers in California. The uniquely New World blend ...

The fragrance of ripe dark berries, pomegranate molasses and warm cranberry sauce with shades of vanilla and hickory. A multi-dimensional mouthfee...

Only produced a few times a decade; tiny yields.  The wines are matured in barrels (228 and 400 litres) and varies from 18 to 24 months. Intense ru...

A nose of dark fruit and spice, dark purple in color. A medium to full bodied red. On the palate, Valderiz is a wine to be enjoyed for its juicines...

This blend of Armenian red grapes sings of berry fruits, cocoa, and exotic spice. 

Superb deal for the quality and real estate. Blend of Syrah, Petite Sirah, Grenache and Tannat.  Roasted cherry, smoked meats, latte, cola and lico...

A new wine from them and the first (that I've seen) white Vijareigo–– a red grape, rare but grown in several parts.  Closest example would be to a ...