Bottle Sizes

A wine of pure and total pleasure. Bright and beautifully lifted. All the elements come together so gracefully. Crushed flowers, red berries, mint, cinnamon and lavender are some of the many notes that open in the glass. Read more

An organic liter of Montepulciano from Abruzzo with ripe blackberry, dark cherry, and a touch of licorice and bitter herbs. Medium-bodied and dry, with lively acidity and soft tannins. An easygoing red for just about anything. Read more

Raspberry leaf, graphite and orange rind aromas. Concentrated raspberry and cherry fruit flavors, the palate is dry, balanced and textured with fine grained tannin. Read more

Delicate bubbles, dense ruby color, intense body. A really perfumed bouquet plenty of dark currants and aromatic herbs with a rich, pulpy and satisfying sip of a lively carbonic and great tannic texture Read more

This quenchable bottle of Anjou Cabernet Franc will have you wanting steak frites outside a Parisian bistro with a cigarette. With notes of blackberries, green bell pepper, and turned earth, grab a bottle or two to always have on hand. Read more

Ja! A fresh, organic Tempranillo that will have you cheers-ing and living loudly with friends on a night out. Notes of crunchy red fruit with a soft spice. Read more

A fresh, classic Poulsard from Arbois with a light, translucent profile. Delicate red cherry, wild strawberry, and subtle spice are lifted by bright acidity and soft tannins. Silky, refreshing, and quietly expressive. Read more

Bone dry sparkler from the famed Muscadet producer Landron. What a great aperitif! Or for a fried chicken and oyster afternoon! Read more

Ripe citrus and racy acidity create the perfect balance for this great South African blend. A blend of Chenin Blanc, Chardonnay, and Viognier, known for its value, easy-drinking nature, and notes of white peach, apricot, and citrus. Read more

Don't be fooled by the price tag, this wine offers bold fruit with great structure. Mostly Syrah, with a little help from Cinsault and Mourvedre produce ripe red fruits with hints of darker berries and a silky dry finish. Read more

A classic medium bodied, organic CDR - 50% Grenache / 25% Syrah / 15% Cinsault / 10% Carignan . Spicy, peppery, and dark fruited, perfect for bistro style food. Read more

A bright, unfiltered, and unoaked chardonnay from Chile! It's a little cloudy in the glass, but clean and refreshing! Notes of lemon and nectarine on the palate. Read more

This spritzy, lively Cabernet Franc is fun treat from the Central Valley of Chile. With notes of fresh blackberries and red jalapeño, this bright yet velvety wine is the perfect pairing for taco night. Read more

The key to unlocking a fun night lies within this bottle! Skin-contact Xarello from Catalonia made from an up and coming winemaker. Notes of pear juice, white pepper, and peach pith. Pair with baked brie! Read more

Souhaut makes elegant and svelte wines out of the Rhone valley. He opts for whole cluster, semi-carbonic maceration the gently extracts flavors and tannins. La Souteronne is 100% Gamay with notes of black cherry, plum, fig paste, and smoky herbs. Read more

The entry-level wine from the iconic biodynamic Bordeaux producer Chateau Le Puy. Merlot dominant with both Cabernets blended it, this is an incredible value for Bordeaux. Read more

A vibrant, medium-bodied Trousseau from Arbois with depth and freshness. Dark cherry, blackberry, and subtle spice are framed by bright acidity and fine, grippy tannins. Juicy yet structured, with a savory Jura finish. Read more

Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Honeyed circularity that plunges deep into your cerebral cortex. Your perceptions will become enriched and heightened as this wine's depth envelops you tightly like a snug cashmere sweater. Noticeable and highly present bubbles Read more

A tangy orange wine with a wildly aromatic bouquet. Skin contact for 8 weeks in a clay amphora. Read more

This is a certified organic wine that consists mainly of Grenache Noir, Syrah and Mourvedre. It's a classic example of the wine made at this domaine. Read more