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An unfiltered sake in a cheerful bottle. The light pink glass is the perfect shade to represent the sake, which piques your taste buds. Its creamy taste matches its creamy texture.
Orange is the fruit of sun, reminescent of summer and its scents. The 958 Santero Mimosa made this fruits its symbol. Sweet but strong taste, with pleasantly sour tones, its bubbles enliven a fine and persistent perlage for a fresh, young and new way of drinks. Alc. 6.5% by Vol.
This margarita is sure to please. The perfect balance of tangy and sweet is great for a hot summer day and will send your taste buds on a tropical holiday. Like all of their ready-to-serve products, just add ice.
Pale green-yellow color. Intense vegetal and citrus aromas on the nose. An unctuous, yet powerful, palate. The intense gooseberry flavors are complimented by a long lasting finale!
Winemaker's Notes: The Monterey vineyards where our Pinot Noir grapes are grown offer ideal sun exposure, which ensures ripe fruit for us to make a rich, complex, fruit-driven wine.
Dive into a peachy paradise with Bartenura Peach Moscato! As soon as you pop open the can, you’re transported to a peach orchard with sweet aromas of fresh peaches followed by notes of floral gardens.
The 2010 vintage has delivered a beautifully fragrant wine with layered aromas of blackberry, cassis, cinnamon cake, anise, cardamom, tobacco leaf, and mocha. On the palate, the entry is soft and smooth with blueberry and bittersweet chocolate flavors, as well as notes of red currant, cedar, and sweet spice.
Rubus Staropolski Raspberry Wine is a traditional Polish delight crafted with rich, sun-ripened raspberries. This luscious wine boasts a vibrant sweetness balanced with a hint of tartness, making it an irresistible choice for dessert pairings or sipping on its own.
Luminous Hills Vineyard Pinot Noir - We speak often about our preference for ripening fruit with light rather than heat. It is why we work with high elevation sites that take time to develop.
