Our wine portfolio has been mindfully curated to consist entirely of high-value and high-quality wines. We celebrate brands that are independently owned and those who practice sustainable, organic, and/or biodynamic production methods. Our focus on sustainability means that we work with winemakers who responsibly manage their land and water, practice low intervention in the vineyard, and let the liquid speak for itself, with minimal to no additions. We take pride in knowing where our wines come from and the stories behind those who craft them. From artisanal wines made to cellar to approachable, everyday drinkers, we provide quality, responsibly made wines for every occasion. Drink in good health.
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Started by John Grochau who came to wine via a cycling career in France and sommelier career in Oregon. The wines come from some of the best sites in the Willamette Valley and are fun, well made, and amazing value.
One of the few truly organic producers in the Veneto, growing these Glera grapes (otherwise and previously known as Prosecco) on the banks of the river Piave. Massimo and Paolo now run the estate after their father, Bruno took over from his grandfather Pietro– and give the same attention to each vine– from pruning to harvest.
An homage showcasing grenache and Carignan (The “forefathers” of Languedoc red wines). This wine was subsequently labeled “Les Darons”, the affectionate expression for “The Parents” in the Parisian suburbs where winemaker Jeff Carrel was born.
From young-gun Seth Cripe, these are super-affordable and delicious wines from an exciting new project based in Napa. Sourcing fruit some exceptional vineyards throughout California with a focus on the North Coast, Seth makes low-alcohol, bright, fresh, beautiful wines.
Menhir Salento is an intact habitat, fertile and wise as the people that reside in it: a soil where agriculture, enology and gastronomy are a marvelous consequence. These wines are a great representation of the particularly hot climate of Puglia. The fundamental objective of the estate is respect of the land, plants and people.
This wine is made with 100% Primitivo. Grown in medium deep over layers of limestone. Hand harvested late August. Fermentation with maceration at controlled temperatures for 10 days. Aged in stainless for minimum for 6 months on fine lees.
Menhir Salento is an intact habitat, fertile and wise as the people that reside in it: a soil where agriculture, enology and gastronomy are a marvelous consequence. These wines are a great representation of the particularly hot climate of Puglia. The fundamental objective of the estate is respect of the land, plants and people.
This wine is made with 100% Primitivo. Grown in medium textured clay. Hand harvested late August. Cold maceration in press for 6 hours. Fermentation in temperature controlled, stainless steel tanks. Aged in stainless for 3 months on fine lees.
Menhir Salento is an intact habitat, fertile and wise as the people that reside in it: a soil where agriculture, enology and gastronomy are a marvelous consequence. These wines are a great representation of the particularly hot climate of Puglia. The fundamental objective of the estate is respect of the land, plants and people.
This wine is made with 100% Susumaniello. Grown in medium deep over layers of limestone. Hand harvested late September. Fermentation with maceration at controlled temperatures for 10 days. Aged in stainless for minimum for 6 months on fine lees.
Menhir Salento is an intact habitat, fertile and wise as the people that reside in it: a soil where agriculture, enology and gastronomy are a marvelous consequence. These wines are a great representation of the particularly hot climate of Puglia. The fundamental objective of the estate is respect of the land, plants and people.
This wine is made with 80% Negroamaro 20% Malvasia Nera. Grown in medium textured clay. Harvested mid September. Fermentation with maceration at controlled temperatures for 10 days. Aged in second passage French & American oak barriques for 6 months.
Based in the Alt Penedès region, the highest elevation, most inland of the Penedès area, Montsarra produces mineral-driven wines from the native grape varieties. The wines see 18 months to 24 months of time on their lees adding complexity and texture before they are disgorged and released.
Tomás Achával and his family produce small amounts of wine from old vines in amazing sites across Argentina, in the foothills of the Andes Mountains. The Andes produce wines with tremendous personality due to its conditions: extreme altitudes, dramatic temperature fluctuations, and intense solar radiation. In these areas, grapes like Malbec flourish unlike anywhere else in the world. The tannins become sweeter, softer, and rounder. The minerality and fruit expressions explode.
Tomás Achával and his family produce small amounts of wine from old vines in amazing sites across Argentina, in the foothills of the Andes Mountains. The Andes produce wines with tremendous personality due to its conditions: extreme altitudes, dramatic temperature fluctuations, and intense solar radiation. In these areas, grapes like Malbec flourish unlike anywhere else in the world. The tannins become sweeter, softer, and rounder. The minerality and fruit expressions explode.
Tomás Achával and his family produce small amounts of wine from old vines in amazing sites across Argentina, in the foothills of the Andes Mountains. The Andes produce wines with tremendous personality due to its conditions: extreme altitudes, dramatic temperature fluctuations, and intense solar radiation. In these areas, grapes like Malbec flourish unlike anywhere else in the world. The tannins become sweeter, softer, and rounder. The minerality and fruit expressions explode.
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