Australia. exceptional length with hints of plum and black currant and black pepper. pairs well with hard cheeses, red sauces, curries and french onion soup.
France. a supple, well-balanced taste with notes of blackcurrant, prune, vanilla, and dark fruit. a long, elegant finish with smooth tannins and a well-balanced acidity. pairs well with beef and charcuterie, as well as blue cheese dishes.
France. this fruit-forward, juicy wine has expressive aromas and flavors of strawberries and black cherries with spice notes. pairs well with chicken, mild cheeses and bocoditos.
Wine with firm, subtle, elegant and balanced flavors, with a balance between acidity and soft tannins and a defined aftertaste. pairs well with seafood, charcuterie, oriental or tex mex cuisine.
Bright strawberry, jammy fruit, boysenberry, blackberry, dark cherry, and finishing with notes of oak and plum. pairs well with seafood, italian, spicy and oriental foods, as well as charcuterie.
California. rich and complex layers of violet, oak, vanilla, coffee, tobacco and berries. pairs well with italian dishes, beef and sharp cheeses.
California. ripe fruit aromas of black cherry and currant are accented by notes of toasted pastry, hazelnut, and vanilla and strong oak. pairs well with strong flavoured dishes.
Argentina. smooth, expressive, and well-bodied with sweet tannins and a fruity character. long notes of oak. pairs well with pastor, beef, italian foods.
California. crisp and refreshing, with flavors of red berries, citrus, and a hint of minerality. pairs well with salads, light appetizers, fish.
Germany. this reisling is a wonderful combination of bright, fresh fruit flavors with hints of white peach and a soft cool finish. pairs well with chicken, fish, light cheeses, charcuterie.
Spain. a sparkling cava wine with tasting notes of apple, pear, citrus, and ginger: pairs well with charcuterie, seafood, eggs, fruit, tapas, creamy dishes.
Alsace, germany. light. bold. dry. sweet. soft. acidic. peach, yellow apple. served especially well with oriental or spicy dishes.
California. aromas and palette of tropical fruits, pineapple, papaya and pear, kiwi and gooseberry. a well balanced blend between nose and taste. pairs well with seafood, fish, chicken and light appetizers.
New zealand. fresh, juicy, and balanced with vibrant acidity, and flavors of passion fruit, melon, and grapefruit. pairs well with fruit, cheese, charcuterie, seafood, chicken and light appetizers.
Napa valley. a bright, crisp, and lively wine with notes of lemon verbena, asian pear, golden delicious apple, and orange blossom. it also has a creamy mouthfeel and a long buttery finish. pairs well with fish tacos, salmon, crab, mushrooms, cheeses and vegetarian dishes.