From the volcanic Matra region of northern central Hungary, this Pinot Noir is produced in Gyöngyöstarján, about 50 miles northeast of Budapest. Peter Benedek makes wine without any industrial chemicals, letting... Read More
Weiss Trocken literally means White Dry in English, but this blend of Müller-Thurgau, Silvaner, and Muscaris (related to Muscat) is also aromatic, citrussy, floral, and stony. The Beurer family makes various white wines,... Read More
There are two growing regions for Verdicchio (Vair-dee-kee-oh) along Marche's Adriatic coast, Castelli di Jesi and Matelica. The former is produced right along the water, and the latter is in a smaller area located farther... Read More
Chris Brockway has been making site-specific wine since his first barrel in 2002. Unlike many other young winemakers looking to create the next blockbuster Cab or Pinot, Brockway turned his focus on Zin and reinvented it as natural... Read More
Nestled on the border between Roussillon and western Languedoc, Château Guilhem was built in 1791 and acquired by the Guilhem family in 1878. Bertrand Guilhem is the fifth-generation winemaker to oversee 85 acres of vineyard... Read More
Produced by Clos de la Barthassade in central Languedoc, Cuvee H Rouge is a blend of Syrah (70%), Mourvèdre (15%), and Grenache (15%) which come from different vineyards within the sub-region of Coteaux du Languedoc. Whole... Read More
Cristom was making amazing Willamette Valley Pinot Noir long before most people knew there were vines in Oregon. Mt. Jefferson is a Biodynamic blend of 18 different Eola-Amity vineyards aged in French oak. Notes of tea, spice,... Read More
From southwest France near Spain, Côtes du Roussillon produces unique versions of the usual Rhone varietals. This organic blend of Carignan and Syrah is dry, seductive, and complex, with notes of red and black berries, mild... Read More