100% Cabernet Sauvignon. Deep ruby in color with garnet highlights. Expressive aromas of black currant, black cherry, anise, tobacco leaf, cedar, and warm baking spices with subtle notes of dark cocoa and earth. The palate is rich and structured with flav
100% Malbec. Inky deep ruby in color. Attractive raspberry frozen yogurt, red cherry, strawberry, sweet spice, acacia wood, blackberry, boysenberry, and vanilla. Added flavors of blueberry, black plum, earthy, smoke, and hints of cardamom, walnut, and bla
90% Glera, 10% Pinot Nero (Pinot Noir). Pale lemon in color. Aromas of green apple, citrus, and pear with floral lift and a subtle creamy, leesy character. On the palate, flavors of lemon zest, green melon, and white peach are layered with almond and ligh
56% Chardonay, 44% Sauvignon Blanc. Pale lemon in color, this wine opens with vibrant aromas of grapefruit, lemon zest, white peach, green apple, gooseberry, honeysuckle, white blossom, and fresh-cut herbs with subtle mineral notes. The palate is lively a
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Back in April of 2025, the City Vino Wine Cru received bottles from the land of Texas with a question. Who produced wine first? Was it Viginia or was it Texas? You would think this would be an easy answer. We Virginians are pretty proud of our viticulture. But that month we spent some time on diving into Cortes’s adventures defeating the Aztecs in 1521, sort of (Montezuma’s Revenge). The Jesuits and Franciscan monks followed, proselytizing, trying to make Christians out of everyone working their way form Cozumel to eventually, like 100 years it took them, to the western side of Texas, then New Mexico, Arizona, and up into California planting the mission grape, Pais. Why 100 years to get from Cozumel to Texas?
The Basque Country, straddling northern Spain and southwestern France along the Bay of Biscay, is a region defined by contrasts that somehow resolve into coherence: Ancient language and cutting-edge cuisine, rugged fishing villages and avant-garde architecture, deep rural tradition and global culinary influence.
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