70% of the grapes undergo carbonic maceration and are aged for 11 months in French oak barrels. A leafy and savory structured Pinot Noir with silky texture and notes of cherry and red fruits.
Northwest-facing Gamay vines grown on a pink-granite topsoil. First aged in concrete and then in a fiberglass egg. A lighter style of a this Cru with silky tannins and aromas of succulent red fruit, fresh herbs and freshly grounded white pepper
3 weeks macerated Gewürztraminer offering an aromatic, orange peel, stone fruit characteristic. Blended with Riesling that adds fresh and upbeat tones. Seriously elegant and exciting from start to finish, with notes of lychee, blossom and grapefruit.
100% Blaufrankisch from a cool north facing vineyard. The berries undergo carbonic maceration, giving way to a fresh, bright wine with a gorgeous underlying spice. You won't want the bottle to end!
Rebel fave alert! Wild, spicy and structured rosé, Blaufränkisch from a north-faced cold climate vineyard, with heavy clay soil. The grapes are macerated in a semi-closed small fermenter for a few days, and after ferment in 1200lt. Austrian oak barrels.
A special method is used here, called intracellular fermentation, meaning fermentation inside the intact berry, keeping the wine fresh and subtle. After a 62 day maceration, the berries are pressed and then aged on oak. A wild wine, with a gentle heart
A gastronomic power house of a Pinot Gris: fresh but rich, smooth and salty. Aromatic with notes of exotic fruits, ginger, and cedar. Perfect pairing with more spicy dishes, as well as meat when you don't feel like red wine.
Kept in French oak barrels for 15 months on lees and what comes out is a full, rounded, but zingy Chardonnay with hints of lemon zest and ginger. In the nose you´ll be met with a soft pear which quickly goes over to dried apricots.
In this narrative and visual deep-dive into the soul of Portuguese wine, Woolf & Opaz dig deep into the stories behind the winemakers, their history, and Portugal’s culture – and how all of this has affected Portugal and its wine industry today
Amazingly elegant but full and ripe Sauvignon Blanc from Mathieu Coste. Left on the skins for a month and the juice left in barrel for another year. Clean, citrussy and peachy, very herbacious and very moreish! Likes to be in a carafe before drinking.
Catarratto macerated on the skins for a long time, lending its character to the wine. Medium-bodied yet fresh, slightly salty, soft tannins, with hints of yeast, freshly cut grass, finishing with a touch of almond
The world’s first book to tell the full, forgotten story of orange wines – white wines made like a red, fermented with their skins. Learn about the backstory and discover how these wines are made, why they taste different, where to buy & how to enjoy.
A mineral and mature riesling full of ripe peach and nectarines combined with a soft woody note! The appellation name is Goldnagel. This area has very unique soil conditions. It has a poor and thin top soil layer of Löss and a solid Amphibolite rock under
Outrageously gorgeous Carignan from Alex Durand. From a single parcel of 70 year old Carignan on schist soil: smooth, mineral and layered, pure-fruited and pretty, with a herby undertone and powdered-rock tannins. One to savour every sip
100 % Cinsault coming from estate vines located in the Gard. The grapes are macerated for 12 days and aged 12 months in oak foudres, amphoras and stainless steel tanks. A complex red with delicate tannins, long minerality and peppery strawberry notes.
Four weeks of maceration in stainless steel with 80% whole clusters and 20% destemmed grapes, followed by 8 months ripening on foudres. A gorgeous orange from 100% sylvaner with notes of apple, honey and bitter orange freshness.
A complex and rather expressive red with a herbal nose combined with tea leaves. In the mouth, juicy, vibrant and full of red cherry fruits. Super clean and simply gorgeous!
Coming from one of the coolest vineyards in South Africa we get this complex and mineral wine. Full of cherries and red fruits wrapped in a French oak barrel giving it a silky texture. Pairs amazingly with your Sunday roast!
Full of citrus fruits, baked apples and a distinct minerality. You will also find a touch of smoked hay and a great acidity all beautifully integrated in an oakiness giving you a complex Chardonnay with a medium body.
