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Bisci Verdicchio di Matelica 2020
Marche, Italy
boasting some of the Marches’ highest altitude vineyards, the Matelica zone is renowned for Verdicchios with more flesh and body than elsewhere in the region.
$14.99
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Chateau du Cayrou Cahors 2015
Southwest France
Cayrou is always good, but sometimes, in years like 2015, it's great! A noble reminder that when the Medoc was but a string of damp fishing villages, Cahors was the great red from Southwest France.
$18.99
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Cordero di Montezemolo Langhe Nebbiolo 2020
Piedmont, Italy
Barolo and Barbaresco grab all the headlines, but time after time we find these delicate, cheerful and unassuming Langhe Nebbiolos to be some of the most satisfying red wines money can buy.
$20.99
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Emile Balland Coteaux du Giennois "Les Beaux Jours" 2020
Loire Valley, France
To our minds, this is what Sauvignon Blanc should always strive for. Give us those lemons, yellow plums and passionfruit; give us a bit of pepper and flint; but above all, give us balance and freshness.
$15.99
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Eugene Carrel Jongieux Mondeuse 2019
Savoie, France
There's a cabin high in a valley in the French Alps, overlooking a pasture and shaded by craggy mountains. That cabin's wine cupboard is full of this tasty and refreshing Mondeuse.
$14.99
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Fantinel Tenuta Sant'Helena Pinot Grigio 2018
Collio, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy
Fans of the brisk, vivacious, dry expressions of Pinot Grigio will love this wine both as an aperitif and as a complement to spring fare.
$19.99 $16.99
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