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Le Mont and Clos du Bourg. Undisputably a grand cru vineyard, Le Mont enjoys a choice site on the Premiere Cote. With less clay and more stone than Le Haut-Lieu, Le Mont yields young wines of intense minerality. With age, the wines develop great length and finesse. Learn More

The 2017 “IX Estate” beams from the glass with a feeling of purpose and a sense of place. In its youth, this vintage has continually shown enhanced soil driven aromas such as iron and graphite along with the sappy wild sage that grows in the periphery of this site.

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Bruno Lorenzon Bourgogne Blanc Clos des Alas 2018 is an exquisite white wine from the Bourgogne region of Burgundy, France. Crafted from 100% Chardonnay grapes, this wine reflects the expertise and dedication of Bruno Lorenzon.

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A deep ruby color introduces this bright, full-bodied Pinot. The aromas that follow are a forthcoming mix of red raspberry, plum and Maraschino cherry fruit scents tied to savory notes of coriander seed, roasted grain and a floral finish. A classic California Pinot. Learn More

This wine, produced with organically grown grapes, is an harmonious mixture of Merlot (70%), and Cabernet Sauvignon (30%), typical of red Bordeaux wines. It has a bright ruby color, fine bouquet, and enjoyable lightness. It complements lightly flavored red meat and poultry. Learn More

The Hoshen stones are gems that were set in the breatplate of the high priest during the time of the Second Temple. Just as these gems were meticulously chosen, so have we chosen the unique and quality wine grapes that go into creating these exciting wines that reflect our aspiration.

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The Psagot Winery is located in the Judean Hills, just north of Jerusalem and overlooking the Edom mountains to the east. Psagot's Edom is the winery's premier red wine, featuring a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon (75%) and Merlot (25%). Learn More

This wine is all ripe red fruits, but still has the density and backbone from the Mourvedre and a slight amount of Syrah. The 20% stem inclusion adds so much spice and character. Fans of California Pinot and Chateauneuf Du Pape should buy this in bulk! Learn More

The growing conditions were ideal for producing a great wine, with each plot reaching optimal ripeness during harvest. This wine offers remarkable freshness, rich fruit, and smooth, silky tannins, promising an exceptional drinking experience.

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The ruby-red color of this wine is lovely in the glass, as are the aromas of framboise, sweet jerky, and flint. Hints of redcurrant and blackberry emerge towards a finish that envelops the palate. Velvety, expansive, and brightly textured. Learn More

As a blend of their best Cabernet Sauvignon vineyard sites, the Estate bottling is one of the most compelling illustrations of the Stonestreet Mountain. They blend this wine with discerning precision, balancing aromatic intrigue, texture and the Mayacamas' signature structural elements into a pure reflection of the vintage.

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Powerful ruby ​​purple. Exuberant bouquet with ripe black berries, nuts, cocoa. Juicy on the palate, round, flattering. Great fruit with fine sweetness. The tannins are terrifically integrated, but still youthful. Bundled black-berry, long-lasting finale. Learn More

Yellow with green undertones, fresh apple aroma with delicate citrus notes in the nose, a pleasant peppery spice with stimulating fruit on the tongue. A perfect drinking experience for many occasions. Goes well with starters, poultry, salads and white meats – whether grilled, roasted, or breaded and fried. Also accompanies vegetable dishes and stews very well. Learn More

Year after year Abbey Ridge produces some of the best Pinot noir in Oregon. It is not the richest or the ripest but it is clearly one of the most elegant sites in the state. Most vintages cast forth an initial fragrance of rose petals followed by lavender and rosemary. Learn More

Alban vineyards are a patchwork of isolated soil types that you may recognize as Reva, Lorraine, Seymour’s and Pandora. Between and in route to these well healed sites are vineyards that are not so obviously distinct. They have blended these disparate and ‘disenfranchised’ blocks into a single wine they call Patrina. Learn More