Summer is Here and so is Rosé
Pretty In Pink Every spring as the mercury rises, people start to crave that pretty pink wine style called dry rosé. Made in a variety of styles, in nearly […]
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Avancia Godello Reserva Galicia
Avancia Godello Reserva Galicia Nacho Alvarez creates Avancia Godello from the rare native Godello grape. Barrel fermented and aged in large French oak for 7 months. Oxford Wine Companion editor […]
Chateau Musar Rouge
Chateau Musar Rouge The late Frenchman Gaston Hochar founded and son Serge now directs the crafting of some of the most unique wines on the planet Consider they’re grown and […]
Sentinelle de Massiac Minervois Rouge
Sentinelle de Massiac Minervois Rouge The wine is bottled within a year of the harvest using no oak. The blend is two-thirds Syrah and one-third Carignan. Perfect aperitif or grill […]
Faury Saint Joseph Rouge Rhone
Faury Saint Joseph Rouge Rhone From fruit tree’s to Michelin stars, former orchard farmer does syrah quite well. In this sometimes overlooked appellation in Northern Rhone where syrah is king, […]
Domaine de la Chapelle Morgon Beaujolais
Domaine de la Chapelle Morgon Beaujolais Morgon Beaujolais Count this “Cru” Beaujolais about who Hugh Johnson wrote; “from gamay grapes but drinks like it’s pinot noir. Our notes; “distinct aroma […]
Domaine Tempier “Estate” Bandol Rouge
Domaine Tempier “Estate” Bandol Rouge You can see the “Med” from this, arguably the 1st “cult wine” vineyard. Cepage is mostly mourvedre which shows as ripe and dense. Single vineyard […]