Natural Wines

You can't mention Chateuneuf du Pape without talking about Vieux Telegraphe. The domain is known for its old-vine Grenache on the prime real estate on the plateau of La Crau. The 2019 is showing to be a stunner of a vintage. Read more

A gracious and gorgeous young Grenache that feels like walking through an herb field by the Mediterranean sea with juicy blackberries. Nurse turned winemaker Michèle Aubèry-Laurent works and lives completely sustainably, growing their own food. Read more

Summer breeze in a bottle. This orange wine from Catalonia has notes of yellow peaches, white flowers, and kumquat. Meant for easy drinking and laughter. Read more

From the avant-garde Matchbook Distillery comes their NY interpretation of the Japanese spirit Soju / Korean spirit Shochu. Distilled from koji, caramelized pumpkins, puffed rice, flaked oats, red winter wheat, and malted barley. Read more

Like walking through a field of herbs and ripe raspberries. This Croatian co-ferment was made by Kreso Petrekovic, a former somm, wine importer, and dear friend. The Vinas Mora project is at the forefront of showing off the beautiful wines of Croatia. Read more

A magnum of skin-contact Coda di Volpe and Fiano aged in amphora. Giardino works with minimal intervention and doesn't add any sulfur to this cuvee. Serve chilled and pour liberally. Read more

Lovely, flowery and briny wine, a true showcase of its terroir. Lemon, lime, white flowers and salty notes of the sea vie for your attention, with an intense mineral mouthfeel and striking acidity that balances everything on the palate. Read more

100% Poulsard purity. Situated in the heart of the Jura, Domaine Pierre Richard has been making noteworthy wines since the 1940s. This apres ski style wine has notes of herbal sour cherries. No sulfur added. Read more

A savory, salty expression of Sauvignon Blanc that has us craving mushroom risotto or congee! From Pierre-Olivier Bonhomme, this Sauvignon Blanc sees anywhere from 4-8 months of lees contact. Serve super cold. Read more

A Beaujolais that is true to form. Notes of purple flowers, dark juicy cherries, and slight herb. Absolute stunner and punching way above its weight. Read more

A Champagne in every way besides its name. Made from 100% Chardonnay, this declassified Champagne strikes the right balance of flavor and finesse. A must have for all celebrations! Read more

Domaine Viret uses a unique, PATENTED philosophy of farming called Cosmoculture which revolves around the earth’s energy fields. Magical right? The Renaissance is a GSM blend that is ripe and layered with complexity. Read more

A historic Barolo producer, Rinaldi lies between two of the greatest vineyards in the region, Brunate and Cannubi. This non-cru bottling is a classic expression of terroir with notes dried red cranberries, figs, and orange peel. Stow away if you can. Read more

Domaine Bourdy is one of the oldest domaines in the Jura, dating back to the 1400s! You want to drink this wine out of a chalice. Notes of almond skins, quince, and baked lemons. Pair with a medieval feast. Read more

A juicy yet svelte California red blend in a can by the Las Jaras team! A blend of Zinfandel and Petite Syrah, this red wine has velvety tannins and notes of black plums and red currants. Read more

**SOLD OUT** Dark red with magenta hues, this bottle is pure Burgundian magic with notes of black cherry, red plum, and oolong tea. The Chapuis brothers are taking their experience with Lapierre and Chauvet and making waves out of Ladoix-Savigny. Read more

**SOLD OUT** A volcanic wine from the heart of France. Vincent Marie has been making zero-zero wines from Auvergne since 2013 and has quickly grown a cult following. This 100% Gamay wine has notes of fresh violets, black cherries, and turned earth. Read more

For those looking to get into skin-contact wines made the traditional way - in underground clay pots called qvevri. Made from two indigenous grape from Georgia, this orange wine is not too funky or extreme but very delightful. Read more

Calek, a disciple of the Beaujolais Gang of Four, is well-known for his painstaking work in the vineyards and laissez faire approach in the cellar. The "A Toi Nous" cuvee is his lightest style red, made to be drank with reckless abandon. Read more

Sandrine and Elian Da Ros are working in the Southern suburb of Bordeaux, Marmandais. The Histoire de Boire is a product of Sandrine's dream to make a L'Anglore style red wine. Plush and light but with layers of flavor. Only available in magnums. Read more

We could drink this Aligote all day. Tart green apples, lemon herbana, and stony minerality makes this the quintessential "high-acid white" sommelier wine. Made by the Prudhon family, an institution of Saint Aubin. Read more

This "nothing fancy" rose is made from 100% Pais. Notes of savory strawberries and tart cherries. It's definitely a "drink it, don't think" it type of wine. Read more

The first rose to come from the iconoclast Matassa! 50% Mourvedre, 50% Carignan but 100% deliciousness. Notes of rhubarb, red currants, and rose petals. Read more

Nat Cool is naturally “cool and funky." Fruity freshness and citrus. Excellent balance, high acidity and a gentle effervescence providing an enticing and saline freshness. An ideal apéritif. Read more