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Another single-vineyard wine, “Les Colonnades” is planted to 100-year-old Grenache and Mourvèdre in pebbly red-clay and limestone. Philippe picks p...

The most important wine of the estate. The Dolcetto here is sourced from parcels found in prime positions, as well as the oldest vines of the estat...

Aldo spent time traveling through India during his younger years, and “Shiva” is named in homage to Hinduism’s “Great God” and supreme being—the de...

From one of the most obscure areas in Piedmonte. Boca has 3 producers in this tiny DOC. This is 80% Nebbiolo, 10% Croatina and 10% Uva Rara. Soft, ...

A step up in oxidative complexity from the Chardonnay above, the Pêcheurs’ “Cuvée Speciale” combines roughly equal parts Savagnin and Chardonnay, ...

The Ferrandos only produce their legendary black-label Carema when the vintage allows for it, and it never comprises more than a fifth of their tot...

Made from 100% of the Vespolina grape. It is a masculine but elegant wine marked by a strong flavor of bitter cherry with an intense minerality to ...

A blend of the classic varieties of the area, “Renaissance” combines Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre, and Carignan from parcels scattered throughout th...

Majority Nebbiolo with some Vespolina. Soft and perfumed style -- perhaps the most of any major Nebbiolo producer. Tons of finely tuned berry notes...

The most important wine of the estate. The Dolcetto here is sourced from parcels found in prime positions, as well as the oldest vines of the estat...

Montbourgeau’s spellbinding Savagnin is produced from 20-year-old vines planted in veins of grey and blue marne, a soil particularly favored by the...

This Pinot Noir from the prized town of Nuits-Saint-Georges is complex and wonderfully well structured, with notes of dark red fruit, strawberry, a...

A young winery that began in 2014 under the leadership of the famous Belregard Figeac family. Here the Pueyo family works 7 hectares of vineyards d...

“Egesta” is the old Hellenic name for Segesta, an area of western Sicily in close proximity to Aldo’s vineyards, as well as the name of a local str...

Like the “Egesta” below, “Krimiso” refers to both a river in western Sicily and to its corresponding river deity; Krimiso and Egesta were believed ...

The vines for Aldo’s red wines grow 30 kilometers from his home village of Alcamo, in a dry, hot microclimate not dissimilar to that of northern Af...

 The “house cuvée” is a selected blend from all the parcels that the Levet family owns. This bottling tends to be the most open and immediately sed...