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The calling card wine from hero/vintner/reconteur/gourmand Gernot Kollmann is a crisp, crunchy, keenly balanced, TOTALLY DRY Riesling from multiple...

Our newest obsession.  The silky hills of Lebanon meets the strawberry fields of Provence and they fall madly in love.  Medium bodied with all sort...

NYT's favorite Pet Nat is BACK! Winemaker's Jody and Emily think this is the best vintage ever of the wine, and we agree. This pét-nat is bottle-co...

Emily & Jody spent the night before the pick in the vineyard, sleeping in the box of the rented truck in which they would drive the grapes back...

Aromatics include crushed violet, pink peppercorn, rhubarb, and blackberry. As fresh as this wine is, there is a sublime earthy note of autumn leav...

Like Vaillons, the premier cru of Montmains encompasses a handful of individual vineyards, and Sébastien owns a small parcel in the lieu-dit of Mon...

The premier cru Vaillons is actually a climat comprised of a handful of adjoining vineyards, and Sébastien’s bottling comes from 40-year-old vines ...

Sébastien owns three quarters of a hectare in Les Preuses, sandwiched between Bougros and Vaudesir in the northern part of the grand cru zone. Prod...

From the Loire, this orange wine is made from old-vine Melon Blanc. With notes of orange zest, peach, and earth. Crisp, with backup minerality.

Muscadet; fresh, fun and cheap as hell!

From a Loire favorite producer; fresh, zippy, limestone and minerals, fun in the sun!

The ‘Grand Cras’ is a lieu-dit with clay-rich alluvial soils located 250ml above sea level at the base of the Cote du Py. The 65 year-old vines hav...

 Sweet, seamless and expansive on the palate, offering concentrated blackberry, cherry and spice cake flavors that show surprising vivacity for the...

In Beaujolais they make white too.  Chardonnay in its most steely and compressed.

En Coteaux is 100% Pinot Noir from Pays d’Oc, Vin de Pays IGP region in the southern coast of France. Grown in coastal climate, cooled by sea and o...

In Italian,"where dreams have no end" is loosely translated as a place where Chardonnay doesn't normally grow, but whatever, everyone else is doing...

The vineyards for the simple Bourgogne are spread over several sectors of Nuits and Prémeaux, a large number of small sites that cover 2.8 hectares...