Agrina Doo Portuguiser Fruška Gora Serbia 2020
100% Portuguiser. Medium ruby in color. Medium light berry aromatics, hinging raspberry, pomegranate, red cherry, black currants, blackberry fruitiness followed by early florals. The palate is syncophony of red and black berries, bright black cherry juice

$19.99

Sula Vineyards Chenin Blanc Estate Bottled Nashik India 2023
A refreshing, light, semi-dry wine bursting with tropical fruits aromas and flavors of pineapple, pear and green apple.

$15.99

Delea Marengo Bianco Ticino Switzerland 2021
60% Chasselas. 40% Merlot. Clear pale gold in color. Medium light aroma intensity, aromas of white flowers, orange blossom, mango, red cherry, lemon citrus. The palate continues with a nutty almond, tart cherry, savory, and biscuit lees aging. Fun, dry, l

$24.99

Sangria Lolea No1 Red Sangria Frizzante Spain NV
Blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Tempranillo and Merlot. Slight effervescence of fine, steady bubbles. Fresh, young wine, with aromas of cherry, orange peel, lemon drops, cinnamon and sour strawberry. Its intense, pleasant aromas are married with crisps nuanc

$17.99

Rough Day Rose Gamza Danube Thracian Valley Bulgaria 2022
100% Gamza: Soft, pale pink in color. Energetic aromas of fresh strawberry, raspberry, rose, and citrus-lemon. Continuing to the palate, flavors of peach, mango, pineapple, dried sage, wet stone. This is a dry wine with medium-plus acidity, medium body an

$15.99

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Earth Day…What’s in Your Glass?

Earth Day was celebrated this year in many ways and by many different entities, including wineries and vineyards. After all wine is about terroir, which is all about environment, climate, and dirt and all of that is affected by how we treat this Earth. As wine lovers, we should expect that those cultivating the grapes used for our wines are caring for their mother Earth.

The Rich Tapestry of Portuguese Grape Varieties

Nestled along the Atlantic coast, Portugal boasts a winemaking tradition as diverse and vibrant as its landscapes. What sets Portuguese wines apart is not just their exquisite flavors and aromas but the remarkable diversity of indigenous grape varieties that have flourished within its borders. From the sun-kissed slopes of the Douro Valley to the rolling hills of the Alentejo, Portugal's vineyards are a testament to centuries of cultivation, where a staggering array of grape varietals have not only thrived but have been embraced worldwide as symbols of quality and distinction. Amidst this enological tapestry, Portugal stands as a beacon of vinicultural heritage, offering a treasure trove of unique flavors and experiences waiting to be explored.