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Semi-sweet and fruity with an exceptionally smooth finish. Best served with light fish or chicken dishes. This Italian winery takes its name from one of the most celebrated Jewish winemakers.

Produced from the cabernet sauvignon grape variety grown in Ukraine. The deep, dark garnet color highlights a complex, round, harsh taste with prune, chocolate, and blackcurrant tones.

In an effort to produce Baron Herzog Cabernet Sauvignon Jeunesse, a wine that exhibits this exceptional character, we cold fermented ripe grapes in exclusively stainless steel tanks. Hence you will enjoy a wine that is pointedly "Jeunesse" - French for youthful, vibrant, flavorful and fun.

Aromas of ripe peach and citrus notes with flavors of lemon, lime and a hint of green apple. Well-balanced acidity and a lingering hint of nectarine frames the finish.

Ruby-like, bright. Fruity with red plum and varietal characteristics. Medium dry, tanninous, medium body and harmonious with a good finish. This wine marries two of the classic Bordeaux grape varieties: Cabernet Sauvignon offers character, complexity and longevity, while Merlot adds softer tannins and elegance.

Witness the deep colour, pronounced aromas and delicious ripeness of this distinctive cuvée. Serve with braised steaks, duck or roast beef. From the outside, Château Les Riganes is fairly unremarkable.

Made from the slopes of the Loire Valley, this Sauvignon Blanc takes advantage of 10 generations of winemaking experience. Very aromatic with pleasant flower and fruit fragrances recalling the flower of the vine and the fruit of the Sauvignon grape.

For over 130 years, Bolla has been recognized for its trusted taste and quality. Made with handpicked grapes from selected hillside vineyards in Italy's Northeast region, Bolla Pinot Noir is well balanced and fruit forward, with a light ruby-red color and jammy black-cherry and raspberry flavors.

Strawberries, raspberries, and cherries on the nose. The palate is fine, light, and semi-sweet with wild red berries and soft tannins. Until the 1980s the wines of Languedoc-Roussillon were mostly rustic, roasted, and dirt-cheap--of little interest to export markets.