Kruger-Rumpf is a family-owned winery located in the Nahe region of Germany. The winery is known for producing exceptional Riesling wines that showcase what the Nahe has to offer.
"Minouche" means "kitty", which is a most apt name for this playful yet elegant wine from Beaujolais. Its versatility and expressive character make it a perfect choice for everyday enjoyment or for savoring the delights of Beaujolais.
This vineyard was planted in the 1920’s in what is classified as Dehli blow sand (decomposed granite that has been deposited by wind). Total production of 5 barrels for this unique cuvée.
Join me in welcoming Reilly Keenan, a 3rd Generation Winemaker from one of Napa Valley's most esteemed estates, Keenan Winery in the Spring Mountain District.
Domaine Rémi Jobard is a family-owned winery located in Meursault, Burgundy, France. The winery is known for producing exceptional Chardonnay wines that reflect the unique terroir of the region.
Jean-Michel Dupré "Le Temps des Oranges" Beaujolais Blanc 2021
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A unique white wine from the Beaujolais region, produced by Jean-Michel Dupré, a winemaker who specializes in small-batch, handcrafted wines. This wine is made from a rare grape variety, Chardonnay Doré, and is aged in oak barrels.
Biancolella is grown mainly on the stark slopes of Ischia island off the coast of Naples in the Campania Region. Strong wind, and poor volcanic soil made of pumice-stone & obsidian are the extreme conditions in which this indigenous grape thrives.
Rhys Vineyards "Alesia" Santa Cruz Mountains Pinot Noir 2017
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The wine bottled under Alesia is selected to be delicious & earlier drinking but still offer the complex character & balance that is expected from Rhys Vineyards. The 2017 has stellar aromatics that soar from the glass in a very expressive & complex natur
Join me in welcoming Reilly Keenan, a 3rd Generation Winemaker from one of Napa Valley's most esteemed estates, Keenan Winery in the Spring Mountain District.
