Southern Hemisphere

As classic a Malbec as one can get these days. Profound pepper notes laced throughout this medium bodied monster of a vision. There is beauty here ...

Hearty version of Carmenere where the oak gives it a nice punch in the face. Melon and berry is there but alongside a fine layer of spice and herb.

From 40 year old Chenin vines, partly done in steel. This is a great nose with lots of ginger, peach, pine, fennel and other cool things. Fat pa...

The 2020 Mendel Malbec is a full-bodied, dense, and chewy red wine. It has notes of: fresh wild berries , black plum , forest floor . The wine has ...

A White wine from Itata Valley, South, Chile. Made from Moscatel. This wine has 48 mentions of citrus notes (orange, citrus) white tropical and bal...

The Manuel Pelegrina vineyard— the source for this wine— was planted in 1972, and sits at an altitude of nearly 4,000 feet above sea-level. A seduc...

Light and refreshing with no nonsense silky Pinot flavors.

Hailing from the heart of the Maule Valley, Chile, this orange wine is made from a blend of Torontel, Moscatel and País with 60 days spent macerati...

Juicy, fruity, smooth Malbec from high-altitude vineyards in the Uco Valley of Mendoza. 

Semi-orange with mild skin contact. Unfined and unfiltered. Zesty style of Chenin but unlike some of the others from SA that could be mistaken for...

From granite soils, the grapes are handpicked across three pick dates;. the majority of the grapes were whole bunch pressed to stainless steel with...

A limited edition pet nat 100% savagnin from a certified organic vineyard in Mclaren Vale, South Australia.  This down under special is super brig...

This biodynamic Pinot Noir from Rio Negro, Argentina, is the most award winning wine from the region. With old vines, this wine takes classic pinot...

Via Revolucionaria is located in the Uco Valley in Tupungato, Mendoza; Matias Michelini, the winemaker and agronomist, strives to make experimental...

This is a single-vineyard wine with jaw-dropping minerality. “Blauenstein,” or “blue stones” refers to the amphibolite found in the soil that give ...