Home of Rioja & Ribera Del Duero, this country's wines are often overlooked here in the USA. Initial imports to the US market were not the best in class, now twnety years later we have access to many small producers and unique blends of the native varietals.

Spanish wines are old world styled, soft oak notes offer structure without being overbearing, allowing terroir and fruit to show through.

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       Although we haven't made the pilgrimage yet, we are looking forward to the tour of Italy's great wine country. From Verona & Aldige in the north to the western tips of Sardinia and the southern vineyards of Sicily, great wines that reflect the ancient art of wine making in every bottle.

       We offer a limited selection from around the country, and we will continue to keep an eye out for the fresh & unusual!

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   The delicious wines from Chile and Argentina are developing quite the buzz in the industry, each year new and exciting wines from the newest generations of winemakers are coming to the market! The big producers are Argentina & Chile. Both have benefitted from the joint venture projects with the best winemakers in the world from Mondavi to Lafitte.

        The most notable wines are Malbecs. We learned from their winemakers of the efforts to develop the local vineyards, moving the direction of planting 5 degrees a season, of working a variety of canopy management techniques until they settled on canopies that shield the grape clusters except between 9:30 - 11:30 AM each day. Producing excellent vineyards that can grow great fruit at a variety of altitudes from 1,500 to 5,000 feet.

        There flavor profiles range widely, but focus on ripe blackberry, leather, tobacco, cardamom, cinnamon and pepper.  New world wine fans have found that the wines are easy to approach and even easier to purchase with price points usually under $20 for some of the better bottlings. 

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       The old lady of the wine business continues to produce the greats of Bordeaux, Champagne, Burgundy and more. France can be challenging to us because the labels are different than our general USA versions. The heritage, reputation and terroir  of a producer's vineyard is the value of the label in France.

       Come spend time with us and keep an eye out for our France 101 tastings to learn more of the fundamentals of a wine country that brings wines like Chateau Petrus, Cheval Blanc, and more!