Carménère 2019

A fourth-generation winemaker, Sebastian De Martino lives on land his family has cultivated in Chile’s Maipo Valley since immigrating from Italy in 1934. “Every generation has contributed in some way to shaping our winery to its current form,” he shares. At this organic vineyard situated in the birthplace of the Chilean wine industry, there are no herbicides or fertilizers, and wines are fermented with wild yeasts, helping each bottle transport you to this special corner of the world.

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Behind the Bottle

Carménère is one of Chile’s star varietals known for vibrant fruit flavor and unmistakable pepper notes. This bottle uses organically grown grapes and offers a compelling mix of ripe fruit, savory notes—think herbs like sage and thyme—and a silky mouthfeel that compliments both rich meats and lighter vegetarian dishes. As our sommelier says, just pop and pour!

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In 2004, New Zealand couple Royce and Sue McKean returned to their home country after living in the UK, and fell in love with an old 800-acre sheep farm in Waipara. They planted 160 acres of organic Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Gris grapes, and began working with winemaker Evan Ward to craft their popular wines. As an accredited member of the NZWG sustainable viticulture program, this vineyard embodies the indigenous Māori philosophy of Kaitiakitanga: guardianship, protection, and preservation of the Earth.


Erewhon

Sauvignon Blanc is one of the world’s most popular varietals. Organically grown in New Zealand, this bottle is aromatic, crisp, and a total crowd-pleaser with notes of passionfruit, peach, and kiwi. For a perfect pairing, enjoy a glass on a warm day served alongside white fish, asparagus, roasted potatoes, and a dollop of aioli.

Sauvignon Blanc 2020

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The Viscomi family has been producing wine in Argentina’s Uco Valley for the past decade and oversees a vineyard with original vines dating back to 1975. Respecting the land’s terroir is a priority for the winemakers, which means minimal intervention, hands-on production, and grapes fermented in small batches.

Asado Cruz

Citrus and white fruit flavors are married with subtle oak in this organic Argentinian Chardonnay. It has a pleasantly creamy texture, yet it’s not overpoweringly buttery. Sip a glass on its own, or watch the wine shine when paired with any type of meat. Fun fact: Mendoza, Argentina’s high elevation and low precipitation during the growing season provide farmers with ample opportunity to grow grapes organically, without the use of harsh chemicals or pesticides.

Chardonnay 2019

Meet the softer side of Sauvignon Blanc—a smooth, soft white that’s less acidic than other bottles—not to mention the alluring notes of kiwi, passion fruit, and freshly cut grass swirling in the glass. Serve it chilled, but let it sit for a few minutes out of the fridge to enhance the flavors even more.

When he’s crafting the perfect blend, winemaker Ian Burch from Scott Paul focuses on place: the soil, the bedrock, and the climate both at the vineyard and around the vine. The Winery crafts small lots of Pinot Noir year after year with fruit sourced from some of the best vineyards in Oregon’s Willamette Valley. Organic farming leads to healthy soil, active microbial activity, and balance among the vines so you can taste the wine’s true character in every sip.


Scott Paul 

Here’s a rare opportunity to find an affordable Pinot Noir from a touchstone region of the Willamette Valley. This lighter-bodied wine has a backbone that pairs beautifully with everything from seafood to chicken. Notes of rose, spice, and cherry are bright and fresh, kissed by a touch of oak. 



Scott Paul Pinot Noir 2016

Pinot Noir 2016

Argentinian Malbec is versatile, affordable, and can be enjoyed in almost any circumstance. Rich with tannins and dark berry fruits, this bottle was aged for 18 months in stainless steel tanks. Sip a glass on its own, or watch the wine shine when paired with any type of meat.

Malbec 2020

From Chile, Argentina, and Oregon's Willamette Valley to your glass. These sustainable wines are hand-picked by our master sommelier.

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