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The wine Intense purple tones, with soft cardinal edging, covered layer, clean and bright. Very intense and complex, with bright aromas of ripe black fruit; Acid blackberry and blueberry jam with balsamic elegant lavender, balanced with tertiary aromas from the barrel aging, highlighting spicy clove and black pepper, fine chocolate, roasted and licorice stick. Learn More

Very dark garnet color, with a big, bright cherry nose, sporting hints of cola, spice, cocoa, and toast. The palate is rich, juicy, and round, with more chocolate and rich, ripe raspberry flavors. The structure is positively liquid velvet, and the finish lingers on and on. Great site plus great year equals great wine. Enough said. Learn More

The reserve wines, some dating back ten years give the wine lushness. The depth of the thousand-year-old chalk quarries where the wine matures offer a touch of praline along with notes of amber and vanilla. Learn More

Deep purple in color, Giusto di Notri offers abundant aromas of blackberry, plum, and currants with underpinnings of coriander, violet, and a touch of vanilla. Full bodied with ripe, fine tannins and a silky texture, this is a stunning wine with great aging potential.

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Affirmed Kosher. Clear, lackluster, unsweetened anise-enhanced liquor. Typically blended with water and delighted in as an aperitif or after supper drink. Customary beverage of the Middle East. Learn More

Produced on the North Coast of Portugal this is a harmonious wine. The floral aromas merge to perfection with tropical notes resulting in a complex elegant Vinho Verde. It is delicious, refreshing and fruity with a long persistent after-taste. Perfect for all occasions.

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A wine that has acquired an increasingly well-defined identity over the years and that in 2019, also on the strength of a spectacular harvest and the confirmation of the addition of Cabernet Franc in the blend, undoubtedly marks its territorial connotation.

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Steak night, game night, or Wednesday night. It doesn't matter. They're all perfect for the winery's Cabernet Sauvignon wine. This medium-bodied wine has no agenda other than inviting you to partake in its rich cherry flavors and toasty vanilla touches of goodness.

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Pale gold with greenish highlights. Intense floral and inviting nose with hints of Grapefruit and lemon. Full and weighty to taste with notes of tropical fruits, green apple is lingering to the crisp and zesty finish with fresh and mouthwatering acidity. Learn More

Light bright gold. Pear and nectarine aromas show good clarity and pick up smoky lees and toasted grain nuances with aeration. Ripe tropical flavors of mango and pineapple with a firm seam of acidity wrap around the tongue suspending flavors well into the finish. There is a pronounced lushness to the wine that adds both weight and complexity. Learn More

A ripe and exuberantly spicy nose also features an expansive range of fruit aromas that include red, blue and black berries plus plum nuances. The rich, seductive and mouth coating flavors are underpinned by phenolically mature tannins and excellent length where a touch of menthol surfaces. Learn More

Showing a typical golden tawny color, this sweet wine has aromas and flavors of apricot and butterscotch and a smooth, round mouthfeel. Now ready to drink it can be enjoyed on its own or as an accompaniment to fine cheeses or desserts. Learn More

The Riesling is the finest and best known of Germany's white varieties. It comes in a blue glass bottle, which has been revived from a 200-year-old tradition of the Nahe Valley. Well-balanced and slightly fruity, semidry wine. A crisp and refreshing wine for seafood, chicken, or salads. Learn More

Fragrant bouquet with floral notes, sweet spices and smoke, more black fruit, like black cherry, then red fruit. Intense, supple, dense and powerful. Two brothers of diverse wine-making backgrounds come together in the elaboration of Durigutti wines.

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Chateau Bela is an ancient property of the Baron Ullmann situated in Slovakia on the banks of the Danube River. The first vines were planted by the Romans and today Riesling grapes are grown on the hills below the castle and vinified by Miroslav Petrech and Egon Muller. Learn More