News of the Wine Newbies
All wines are equal. Some are more equal than others. And these are more recent than the rest. Consider these wines, hot in off the wine press. Covid-19 may have…
Les Caves discoversâŚCalabria!
Sometimes known as Italyâs toe, and divided from Sicily by the narrow Strait of Messina, Calabria juts out between the Ionian and the Tyrrhenian Seas. Its northern border with Basilicata,…
New and Forthcoming Arrivals in July!
In the last newsletter, we highlighted some of our most recent additions and forthcoming arrivals. Now the rivers of wine are positively flowing with the Jurassic stuff; at last, we…
New Arrivals: Oregon (Bow & Arrow and Kelley Fox Wines)
The United States of Loiregon More power to the Bow Scott Frank of Bow and Arrow obeys the rule of the Loire. For him it involves sourcing the right vineyards…
New Wine Resolutions: Refresh your palates and wine lists
We're nearly a month out from the holidays, and itâs time to refresh your palates and your wine lists. Ignore dry January for try-new-wine-January (or February or March) instead because, when…
New and grooving wines
Forthcoming new and grooving wines Natural Burgundy, Napoleonâs favourite tipple (sort of), rare volcanic gems, tiny production single vineyard Barolo, a natural Retsina (yes!), a cool Malbec-dominated wine from a…
Doug Decants: New wines from Arbois, South Africa, and Itata!
Recently Arrivals Nom dâUn Nom dâun Nom dâUn Chien! Playful names to play with: 2015 Straight No Chaser, Hughes Beguet Superb value Arbois blend of Chardonnay and Savagnin from Patrice…
It’s Raining New Wines
Buy, buy, buy! There ainât no sanity clause as far as our buyers are concerned as new wines continue to rain/snow/hail into our portfolio from all corners of the globe.…
New Wines!
The Gain in Spain is mainly in the mountains Despite the flowers peeking through the earth, spring hasnât even officially sprung yet we are hearing the first cheep-cheep (and less…