Gaspar's Scurvy Lime Rum (750ml) | ||
From Tampa, Florida | ||
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2021 Seresin Sauvignon Blanc (750ml) | ||
Sauvignon Blanc from Martinborough, New Zealand | ||
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2019 Cayuse Camaspelo (750ml) | ||
Cabernet Sauvignon from Columbia, Washington State | ||
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2016 Abreu Cappella Proprietary Red (750ml) | ||
Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa, California | ||
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2019 Realm Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon Beckstoffer To Kalon Vineyard (750ml) | ||
Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa, California | ||
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2016 Tesseron Estate Pym-Rae (750ml) | ||
Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa, California | ||
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2018 Vice Versa Cabernet Sauvignon Beckstoffer Houyi Vineyard (750ml) | ||
Cabernet Sauvignon from Pritchard Hill, California | ||
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2017 Cloudburst Cabernet Sauvignon (750ml) | ||
Cabernet Sauvignon from Margaret River, Western Australia, Australia | ||
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2018 Georges Vernay Coteau de Vernon (1.5L) | ||
Viognier from Condrieu, Rhône, France | ||
B-21 Top Recommendation
Read More Domaine Georges Vernay, founded by Francis Vernay in 1937, is a third-generation, venerable wine producer, located in the heart of Condrieu, France. The efforts of Francis Vernay were instrumental in the creation of the official Condrieu appellation in 1940. In later years, Francis was succeeded by his son Georges, who played a key role in restricting the geographical boundaries of Condrieu, preserving the character of the appellation and ensuring its future greatness. In 1996, Christine Vernay, Georges' daughter, took over as winemaker and General Manager of the Estate. Recognized as one of the great winemakers in France, several of her wines have recently been awarded the coveted 100 points in the world’s top wine publications; remarkable - since the 2011 vintage, not a score below 96 from Jeb Dunnuck for the Coteau de Vernon. Among the top two or three Condrieu in any vintage, the Coteau de Vernon comes from very old vines planted in 1936 and 1960, on the steep granite slopes just behind the Vernay estate. | ||
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2019 Domaine de Montille Aux Malconsorts Cuvee Christiane 1er Cru (750ml) | ||
Pinot Noir from Vosne-Romanee, Burgundy, France | ||
B-21 Top Recommendation
Read More Boasting fresh, lively fruit and balanced acidity, these spectacular 2019 Domaine de Montille Burgundies come from a vintage that "hit the bullseye" according to critic James Suckling, offering a "rare combination of excellence and great consistency." Benefiting from our long-standing relationship with the Domaine, this part two of our exclusive Domaine de Montille offering features Burgundies from the estate's vineyards heading south from Volnay through the Cote d'Or to Saint Aubin, ranging from a value-packed entry level Red Burgundy to a vast array of exquisite Premier and Grand Cru Whites, all exceptional wines offering outstanding value, many offered in large format perfect for cellaring. Now considered a pioneer in the region for being among the first to estate bottle his wines and craft ageworthy Burgundy with a sense of place, Hubert de Montille took over his family's estate at the age of 17 in 1947 after it had dwindled to only 2.5 hectares and set about rebuilding the domaine's holdings while establishing a stellar reputation. Taking the reins after his father's 50-year tenure, Hubert's son Etienne was among the first in the region to convert to organic and then biodynamic practices, while continuing to expand the estate with the acquisition of some of Burgundy's most highly regarded vineyards, including those of Chateau de Puligny-Montrachet in 2012. Now with 35 hectares of holdings spanning an astounding 20 separate top appellations throughout the region, Domaine de Montille's top Chardonnay parcels south of Volnay include Puligny Folatières, a premier cru with two prestigious neighbors, Leflaive and Leroy, the rock-covered Meursault Poruzots next to the famous "Les Genevrières" vineyard and Saint Aubin En Remilly, located just behind the revered Grand Cru Le Montrachet. Crediting the influence of his brother-in-law, the masterful Meursault winemaker Jean Marc Roulot, Etienne employs a restrained use of new oak for the whites depending on the specific plots, aging for up to a year on the lees and preserving the acidic backbone while crafting complex, balanced wines that will evolve over decades. From the exceptional 2019 Bourgogne Blanc "Clos du Chateau," boasting the rich profile of Puligny Montrachet at a fraction of the price, to the magnificent 2019 Chevalier Montrachet Grand Cru, an ultimate expression of refined, long-lived Chardonnay from a tiny .23 hectare parcel, and including one Red Burgundy, the bright and energetic 2019 Bourgogne Rouge, these selections from Domaine de Montille rank among the top in the region, superbly expressing each terroir with alluring freshness and elegant length. Produced in a vintage with significantly lower yields guaranteeing excess demand, now is the time to secure your allocation of these magnificent 2019 Burgundies today and look forward to enjoying them for years to come. | ||
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2015 Chateau Valandraud (1.5L) | ||
Merlot from Saint-Emilion, Bordeaux, France | ||
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Larusee Bleue Absinthe (750ml) | ||
From Canton of Neuchatel, Switzerland | ||
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Lucien Jacob Creme de Framboise (375ml) | ||
From Burgundy, France | ||
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Copalli Barrel Rested Single Estate Rum (750ml) | ||
From Belize | ||
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Gaspar's Silver Rum (750ml) | ||
From Tampa, Florida | ||
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Kangakoi 7yr Single Grain Whisky (750ml) | ||
From Yunomae, Kumamoto, Japan | ||
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2016 Accendo Cabernet Sauvignon (750ml) | ||
Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa, California | ||
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2019 Realm Cellars Cabernet Farella Vineyard (750ml) | ||
Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa, California | ||
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2018 Vice Versa Cabernet Sauvignon Beckstoffer Georges III (750ml) | ||
Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa, California | ||
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2020 Alzinger Riesling Smaragd Hollerin (750ml) | ||
Riesling from Wachau, Niederosterreich, Austria | ||
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2018 Pichler-Krutzler Riesling Loiben (750ml) | ||
Riesling from Wachau, Niederosterreich, Austria | ||
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2019 Vina Sena Sena (1.5L) | ||
Cabernet Sauvignon from Aconcagua Valley, Chile | ||
B-21 Top Recommendation
Read More Eduardo Chadwick is one of the most important people of the vine in Chile – the world for that matter – facing multiple obstacles throughout his impressive career. For nearly a decade Eduardo worked to rebuild the iconic Viña Errázuriz, restoring his family's 19th century estate to its former glory. As Eduardo was gaining ground, California's most famous man of the vine paid the country a visit in 1990. Robert Mondavi fell in love with Chile and would soon be introduced to his counterpart in the region. By 1995, the two had reached a pioneering agreement – Seña was born. For four long, grueling years the two passionate visionaries toiled over vineyard sites in search of the perfect terroir for their dream wine. This was to be Chile's icon above all others. Site was paramount. Located in the Valle de Aconcagua, on a 42 hectare colluvial vineyard of well drained gravel, rock and loam, the Seña vineyard is planted to the perfect mix of Cabernet Sauvignon, Carménère, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, Malbec and Syrah. The slightly cooler temperatures of this elevated, sloping site allow for long, slow ripening. The Seña vineyard is often harvested two weeks after its nearest neighbor. Precious few wines in the country will compete; perhaps none – after all, perfection is incredibly rare. This is a wine above all others ever bottled in Chile. A wine which is rightly described by Neal Martin as "The peripatetic wine that goes around the world challenging and, let it be said, often defeating First Growths in blind tastings." | ||
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2018 CVNE Medianias (750ml) | ||
From Spain | ||
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2019 Domaine Giraud Galimardes Rouge (750ml) | ||
Grenache from Chateauneuf-du-Pape, Rhône, France | ||
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2019 Paul Jaboulet-Aine Hermitage La Chapelle (1.5L) | ||
Syrah from Hermitage, Rhône, France | ||
B-21 Top Recommendation
Read More Driving through the Northern Rhône Valley past the steeply sloping hillsides south of Tain L’Hermitage, first time visitors might notice a small centuries old chapel perched unassumingly among rows of vines. But lovers of Northern Rhone Syrah recognize this landmark as the hallowed ground of one of the greatest wines in the world, La Chapelle. Planting vineyards here almost two centuries ago, Antoine Jaboulet was at the forefront of establishing Hermitage (the region in fact named for the hermit who used to live in the chapel) as one of the most important wine producing regions of the world and later giving his name to the company – Paul Jaboulet Ainé (Ainé meaning the elder in French). It is always with great excitement that we offer a selection of the outstanding, highly rated wines of Jaboulet at incredible pre-arrival pricing, from the exceptional 2019 vintage. Passed down from generation to generation and expanding through the years, Jaboulet now owns 120 hectares, producing fine wines from twenty six other appellations. Ten years after the untimely death of Gerard Jaboulet and a subsequent decline in quality, the Frey family, also owners of Château La Lagune in Bordeaux and part-owner of Champagne house Billecart-Salmon, purchased Jaboulet in 2006. Oenologist Caroline Frey implemented new winemaking practices (including a new barrel program from Bordeaux) and viticultural improvements (including a shift to organic and biodynamic vineyard practices), spearheading the estate’s recent renaissance and culminating in the stellar 2019 vintage. The extraordinary 2019 Jaboulet La Chapelle Hermitage is made from 100% Syrah from their top vineyard sites including Les Bessards, Le Meal and Les Rocoules. Formerly known as “Le Petite Chapelle,” the 2019 Jaboulet Hermitage Maison Bleue is sourced from the Rocoules section of the Hermitage hill, making it more approachable at a younger age. Sourced from the pebble-strewn lieu-dit Les Chassis, a vineyard owned by Jaboulet since its founding in 1834, the 2019 Crozes Hermitage Domaine de Thalabert exhibits Hermitage-like truffle nuances and velvety tannins. And for fans of Hermitage Blanc, the Marsanne-dominated 2019 Hermitage Le Chevalier De Sterimberg Blanc is elegant and cellar-worthy. Upon taking over at Jaboulet, Carolyn Frey stated her aim for the estate was a simple one - “Nothing less than perfection.” The 2019 Jaboulet wines hit the mark, establishing a new standard for excellence upon a centuries-old tradition of excellence, offering exceptional quality now for an exceptional price. | ||
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2019 Domaine Nicole Lamarche Grand Cru (750ml) | ||
Pinot Noir from Clos Vougeot, Burgundy, France | ||
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2018 Vietti Brunate (750ml) | ||
Nebbiolo from Barolo, Piedmont, Italy | ||
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2017 Croft Quinta de Roeda Serikos (750ml) | ||
From Portugal | ||
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2020 Argyle Nuthouse Riesling (750ml) | ||
Riesling from Willamette, Oregon | ||
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2018 Futo Oakville Estate Red (750ml) | ||
Cabernet Sauvignon from Oakville, California | ||
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