In This Newsletter:

The Don of Puente Alto: 
Don Melchor Cabernet 

Flower of Brunello:
La Fiorita 

Cantalupo:
The Count of Monte Rosa  

San Polino’s Impressive Brunello 

Trending Rose

From Champagne with Love

Schatzel:
Tiffany Blue Treasures

Collector’s Corner:
Elite and Ancient Sherry

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The Don of Puente Alto: 

Don Melchor Cabernet 

You’ve heard of Concha Y Toro and their work establishing Chile as a major wine hub but did you know that they have one of the most awarded Chilean wines in their portfolio as well? Don Melchor is their top cuvee from the Puente Alto region, a high elevation growing area at the foot of the Andes Mountains.

In This Newsletter:

May: The Merry Month!
Month Long Specials

Mother’s Day Sale

New Week – New Arrivals

Domaine de la Chevalerie:
Beautiful Bourgueil

Jerome Prévost’s Category-Defining Champagnes
And Bonus Gonon!

  

May: The Merry Month!

Month Long Specials

Gran Moraine is one of Yamhill–Carlton District’s most celebrated producers, and the wines reflect the unique terroir of the growing area. The hillside vineyards of Yamhill–Carlton form a horseshoe (or more accurately a lobster claw) around the valley floor, and enjoy slightly warmer and dryer conditions than neighboring sub-AVAs. These conditions are the result of the rain-shadow effect of the nearby Coastal Range and the warm air that pools within the lobster claw. Under its vines, Yamhill–Carlton is dominated by the Willamette Valley’s oldest marine sedimentary-based soils.

In This Newsletter:


Featured New New Arrival:
Ulysses


Hundred Suns – Willamette Valley Star


Springtime Saké: 


Drink Pink:

Rose Champagne for Mother’s Day

   
Producer Spotlight:

Feudo Montoni



Hirtzberg:

Austrian Treasure 

 

 

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Featured New New Arrival:
Ulysses

“To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield” – Alfred Lord Tennyson, Ulysses 

You’ve heard of Dominus and their multi-award winning Cabernet, but did you know that there’s a sister label just as storied? Ulysses is another single vineyard owned by Christian Moueix located in Oakville at the foot of the Mayacamas Mountain Range. Just like her sister, the Ulysses vineyard is organically farmed with no irrigation (No small feat given the rising temperatures as a result of climate change) and given as much pampering in the cellar as Dominus.

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New and Re-Arrivals: 


Arriving Friday:
Lingua Franca


Mourat, J Mourat:
The James Bond Rose coming this summer


Kia Ora to North Canterbury’s Hermit Ram


Perrier-Jouët: Belle Époque


Killer Quality at a Cut Rate Price:
Rioja’s CVNE


Vicar of Vertus, Duval Leroy 


Collector’s Corner 
Dominio Pingus: 
The Rachmaninov of Ribera
 

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New and Re-Arrivals:
 

France – Champagne 

Chartogne-Taillet Cuvee Sainte Anne Brut Champagne NV 750ML ($51.95) $44 special, 36+ bottles in stock now
John Gilman 90+ points “The current release of Alexandre Chartogne’s Cuvée Ste. Anne non-vintage Brut is from the base year of 2017.

In This Newsletter:


All about Alsace:  


Tuscan Treasure: 
Santa Barbara’s Pathos


Astounding Albarino from Val do Salnes: 


Riesling Worthy of a Kaiser: 
Weingut Prinz 


Arriving Arpepe and in stock offerings   


Collector’s Corner: 
Daniel Landi 

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All about Alsace: 

Looking for the meticulous quality of French wine but at German pricing? Check out Alsace, a region famous for her syncretism. Alsace features some of the most diverse soils in the wine world, ranging from fossilized limestone, granite, alluvial sand and even clay marl. Primarily growing white wines, the wines of Alsace are famous for their structure and texture.