Red Wine

Explore the captivating world of Gulfi’s Nerojbleo Nero d’Avola, a Sicilian gem that transforms from rich herbal notes to a vibrant fruit explosion.

If you love Super Tuscans that are bold, elegant, and have expansive palates with rivers of lush dark fruit, this bottle of 2018 Cabreo “Il Borgo” is one to hold and drink now, or cellar for a special occasion.

If you think Sonoma County Cabernet can’t compete with neighboring Napa, think again. The 2007 Knights Bridge Cabernet Sauvignon made with To Kalon and Dr. Crane vineyard fruit is captivating.

When wine critics like Jancis Robinson and James Sucking describe the 2016 Caiarossa, they use words like “brooding” and “complex”. One sip of this seven-grape blend Super Tuscan, and you will understand why.

Move over Napa Valley, there’s a new Cabernet in town, and it’s redefining the wine game without breaking the bank. If you love Cabernet Sauvignon, Walla Walla is where to look for your next bottle.

Full-bodied, complex, and a palate that sings with rich notes of dark fruit and spice. There’s a reason Tua Rita’s “Giusto di Notri” is a favorite of Italian wine lovers.

From the isolated edge of Western Australia’s Frankland River emerges the 2019 Frankland Estate Cabernet Sauvignon, an intriguing wine from Frankland Estate, a second-generation wine family.

Nebbiolo, a classic Italian grape, sings in the hands of legendary Baja winemaker Camillo Magoni and his Casa Magoni winery. The 2019 Casa Magoni Nebbiolo is the perfect example of the incredible wines coming out of Mexico’s Valle de Guadalupe

Kanonkop Wine Estate is a beacon of quality and craftsmanship in the South African wine community. With its heritage, dedication to producing exceptional wines, and commitment to showcasing the unique flavors of the region, Kanonkop continues to make its mark as one of the country’s premier wineries. The 2019 Pinotage

If you’ve been reading this blog for a while, you know that we love our Rhone blends, and there are a lot of them coming out of California, particularly out of Paso Robles.

Delmas produces Rhône-style wines on the Oregon side of the Walla Walla Valley, and this 2018 Delmas SJR Vineyard Syrah is the epitome of the Robertson family’s commitment to crafting elegant, single-vineyard wines with cellaring potential.

How many winemakers can say they are equally as interested in sustainability and terroir as they are experimenting with A.I. to craft their wines.