Metodo Classico Italian Wines
Italy produces some of the most versatile sparkling wines. You have playful pet nats, fresh Prosecco, herbal Lambrusco, and then some more serious metodo classico wines that compete with Champagne. Today I am excited to talk about a newer Metodo Classico wine from Elena Brovia and Alex Sanchez of Brovia and a Franciacorta from Ronco Calino. After a cold and snowy New York winter, I am really craving sparkling wines!
View WinesAmazing deal on 1er Cru Vosne-Romanee
It is a rare occasion that I am able to highlight a wine from such a spectacular vineyard in Burgundy, let alone be able to offer an additional discount on it. Today we have an incredible bottle of Vosne-Romanee 1er Cru Les Chaumes from Jerome Chezeaux. The Premier cru of Les Chaumes is on the southern end of Vosne-Romanée, neighboring 1er Cru Aux Malconsorts and La Tache. The Chezeaux family owns just 0.4 hectare of vines here and make a wine of incredible beauty.
View WinesIntroducing... Montecorneo 570 from Umbria, Italy
We are thrilled to be working with Sara Gallina from Montecorneo 570, a small family-run winery and organic farm located in Umbria, Italy. We first met Sara two years ago at a small wine fair highlighting women winemakers, and now the wines are finally here in New York!
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