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A slightly effervescent red wine, light and refreshingly sweet, low alcohol, that should be served chilled. Made in Northwestern Italy's Piedmont region, this 100% Malvasia is a conversation piece of every dinner party. Aromas of rose petals, juicy grapes

Lagniappe Sixer - November 2019
Months that end in R: Oyster Friendly Wines

Margaux and value are not words normally found anywhere near each other. A rare exception is Chateau Les Barraillots, a family owned producer located between several famous classified growths in the heart of the village of Margaux. A recently inducted mem

Employing oak and "malo" helps balance out the acidity and round out the wine with attractive texture that delivers stone fruits, orange peel, and minerality." Much like its Piemontese inspiration (Gavi di Gavi), this wine is easy to drink by itself, but

It is a treat to be able to find aged Bordeaux available for purchase in a wine store. Usually you would need to purchase it young and cellar it yourself, so this is a rarity. Chante Alouette Cormeil is located a little over a mile from the lovely medieva

Concrete Old Vine Zinfandel Lodi 2015

Among the most historic appellations of the southwest, the Cahors AOP lies along the Lot River, just southeast of Bordeaux, and produces red wines made primarily from Malbec, locally called Cot or Auxerrois. Malbec originates in Cahors, where the Atlantic

Aguila Cremant de Limoux Brut Rose NV

Collina San Ponzio Roero Arneis 2018

Lanny is our Pinot Noir-focused project named in honor of our owner's late father in law (who would have celebrated 76 years this holiday season). Lanny's first vinous expression was made by the winemaking team at Del Dotto and sourced from their revered

Join Unwined after hours November 17th to taste and learn about cheeses heated with a torch, oven and grill. Why not? It's a fun chance to play with cheese tools and improve your technique with tasty Bucheron Brulee, Camembert Fondue, and traditional Racl

Château Puech-Haut has been on the critic’s radar for some time – which
makes sense since the property has employed Michel Rolland, Claude Gros
and now Philippe Cambie as consulting enologist. Visionary owner Gérard
Bru spares no expense in his quest for

The Bergeron estate has been a family business for 4 generations and is now managed by Jean-François and his brother Pierre Bergeron. The estate is located in the north of the Beaujolais, in the small village of Emeringes, near Juliénas. The vineyard of 3

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Sourced exclusively from the Les Crayons. A chalky parcel of 65-yrs old vines originally planted by Louis Tarlant, Benoît's great-great grandfather. 50% Chardonnay, 50% Pinot Noir, 100% barrel fermentation with the lees regularly stirred back into the win

At first glance, the 2016 la Fontaine is primarily dark and awash with polished fruit. But as we dive a little deeper, this Rasteau distinguishes itself: it is fresh on the palate, with Provençal floral aromatics and a gracefully defined finish, as if fro

The grapes for Dido come from a few hectares of organically farmed vineyards owned by four different grape-growing families in Falset. The soils here are poor in organic matter and contribute to producing grapes with great ripeness and fruit flavors. A bl

Sourced from Napa and the Sierra Foothills - and with a Louisiana connection, which makes us love it more - the 2017 Vending Machines Horror Show is a red blend composed of Sousao (a Portuguese variety), Merlot and Tannat crafted by New Orleans natives -

Ready to talk turkey? The Kelly Bronze "rolls royce of turkeys" was on our holiday table last year and proved well worth the extra dinero. One of the easiest and tastiest culinary tasks ever - don't divert from the instructions and truly you will have a p

70% Chardonnay, 30% Pinot Noir. From “a year won by Chardonnay” according to Benoît Tarlant and from several parcels with an average vine age of 40 years. Bottled in May 2005.
"Although it is nearly 70% Chardonnay, Benoit Tarlant's 2004 Aerienne is one o