Nose: Aromas of bitter herbs, spices, and dried fruits.
Taste: Bitter and complex flavors of herbs, roots, and botanicals.
Palate: Rich and full-bodied with a lingering bitter finish.

Nose: Aromas of red currant, blackberry, and cherry, with hints of violet and dried herbs.

Taste: Flavors of ripe raspberry, plum, and black pepper, with a touch of tobacco and cedar.

Palate: Medium-bodied with smooth tannins and a balanced acidity. The wine has a lingering finish with notes of dark chocolate and spice.

Introducing Kim Crawford French Rosé, a delightful embodiment of the French lifestyle. Sourced from grapes grown in France, renowned for its excellence in this varietal, this Rosé offers an elegant and bright profile, adorned with fresh red fruit notes and delicate white floral aromas, culminating in a crisp, dry finish. Its pretty pale pink color sets the stage for a lively nose filled with bright berry, rose petal, and watermelon notes. On the palate, enjoy rich fruitiness with hints of watermelon and fresh cherries, leading to a refreshing finish accentuated by floral undertones. Perfect as an aperitif or summer sipper, this versatile wine also pairs beautifully with lighter salads, roasted eggplant, or grilled swordfish. Originating from France, Kim Crawford French Rosé invites you to indulge in the essence of French joie de vivre with every sip.

Kinokawa Nigori is a 15% ABV, premium Japanese cloudy sake from Nagasaki, featuring a creamy, opaque appearance with visible rice solids. It offers an aromatic, off-dry, medium-bodied experience with notes of Granny Smith apple, banana, and savory hints like marinated mushrooms. It is best served chilled, offering a smooth finish with hints of horchata.

Acid-driven and irrepressibly earthy, this vineyard-designate unfurls slowly in the glass to reveal rose petal, cranberry and orange flavors, tangy and taut on the palate. Light and delicate in tannin and oak, it lingers in forest and clove. Virginie Boone

Bright light golden nuance. The nose offers a classic stony/chalky touch, fine oak, layers of fresh stone fruit, ripe citrus and crushed nuts. Very nice texture with layers of fresh stone fruit, citrus zest, well-integrated oak and a bright acidity. Dense and long finish. Well-built and potent.

Bristling lemon and tart nectarine flavors are center stage in this fresh-fruited, youthful Chablis sourced from a premier cru site just outside the grand cru Les Preuses. Accented by hints of crushed almonds and a lingering tang of limestone, it's a rejuvenating white best enjoyed now through 2026. Anna Lee C. Iijima

This white wine from an estate property is bright in lemon and tangerine, with a tasty accompianment of biscotti and anise. Well-integrated oak gives it structure and weight without being intrusive. A touch of pie dough and nutmeg coats the finish. Virginie Boone

Black in the glass and dense with aromas of cooked blueberry, vanilla, maple syrup, brown sugar, tar, fudge and fresh purple flowers, this wine takes ripeness and concentration to impressive heights. Lavish on the palate with sticky, grippy tannins, the flavors of blueberry fudge, cola, black pepper and lavender are bold and delicious.

Rose, violet, forest-berry and wild herb aromas fill the glass on this fragrant red. Firmly structured yet loaded with finesse, the linear palate shows strawberry, red cherry, star anise and menthol set against assertive fine-grained tannins and bright acidity. It's still youthfully austere but balanced.Kerin O’Keefe

Avarietal wine with layers of leather and bacon at the core, this full-bodied bottling is otherwise soft and juicy in red and black fruit. Overlaying it all is a smoky quality that overbears at times, but will pair well with the right foods.

Fukucho Hattanso 50 Junmai Daiginjo is a premium, aromatic, and slightly fruity Japanese sake produced by Imada Sake Brewery in Hiroshima. It uses the revived heirloom rice "Hattanso" polished to 50% for a clean, elegant flavor, offering notes of pineapple with a crisp finish, making it perfect for pairing with seafood.

A "Goldilocks wine" where everything, down to the restrained alcohol, is just right. Blackcap raspberries, dried rose petals, beeswax and a touch of Madagascar vanilla draw the nose deeper into the glass. Bright red cherry and tangerine flavors create a juicy and pleasurable sweet-tart flavor combination.

This Pinot comes from the Eola-Amity Hills AVA, now towards the south of Willamette Valley, harvesting around two to three weeks later than Dundee Hills for example. Biodynamically farmed since 2007, this vineyard is planted on its own roots and the wine sees around 25% whole bunches in the ferment. An interesting nose here, not nearly so buoyant and expressive as some, with a savoury, iodine, almost seaweed-herby character. The black fruit quality comes through on the palate - still savoury and dark, a little roasted chestnut note, firm and taut tannins and a cherry skin bite to the really quite salty, sour orange acidity, though a sweeter cherry flesh fruitiness does begin to assert, the whole picture structured, savoury and multi-faceted.

Ripe, lush, round and packed with crushed rocks, herbs and spice, is already easy to taste. The majority of the blend is Grenache with a bit of Syrah and Mourvedre and is a selection from various parcels.

Inspired by the renowned Rosés of Provence, the Decoy Rosé stands apart with its deliberate crafting process. Unlike typical Rosés derived from bleeding off juice during red wine fermentations, this wine's grapes were harvested at lower Brix specifically for a dry Rosé. To maintain its exquisite aromatics, pure fruit flavors, and crisp, refreshing mouthfeel, the wine underwent fermentation entirely in stainless steel. The wine is a blend of 62% Syrah, 15% Carignan, 12% Vermentino and 11% Grenache.

Forward and a bit on the chunky side, with fruit flavors of raspberry and cherry, this ready-to-drink wine shows the more open and fruit-driven aspect of the vintage. Tasty highlights suggest chocolate-coated orange peels.

Courvoisier Rouge Luxe is a limited-edition, 40% ABV premium cognac from the renowned French house, presented in a striking red-and-gold bottle. It features a rich, complex profile matured in French Limousin oak and finished in fine-grain casks, offering notes of vanilla, dried fruits, sandalwood, and spices with a smooth, woody, and long finish.

Smells a bit musty and earthy, with hints of mint and a whiff of cherries. The texture is lovely, just what you want in a Sonoma Pinot: silky, soft and seductive. If only there were more going on with the flavors besides oak.

Grown in the mineral rich red soils of Istria, it has enticing aromas of fresh black raspberry, black cherry and black plum. Rich and full-bodied in the mouth, flavors recall fresh plums and ripe cranberries.

The wine has a medium golden yellow color & a real viscosity. The honeyed aromas have an overlying honeysuckle perfume. The palate is hugely sweet with rich honey, juicy, ripe apricot & intense perfumed honeysuckle flavors. Acidity is balanced and alcohol adds warmth & roundness. The finish has notes of vanilla & marzipan touches, but ends sweet with opulent ripe apricot fruit.

CÎROC Peach is masterfully infused with a distinctive blend of peach and other natural flavours, resulting in a taste experience that is juicy and succulent with the hint of peach flavour and orchard fruit.

Modern and bulky, this has a lot of great things going on. It opens with aromas of mineral, graphite, sage and bold berry, with chewy, roasted black-fruit flavors. It's long, compact, chocolaty and spicy on the finish.

Deep, dark, opaque purple-black color holds well to a vivid purple rim & stains the glass when swirled. The aromas are of concentrated dark-fruit. Concentrated fruit on the palate has a tight graphite nature at its core, but is lifted by good freshness. The tannins are fine, but a little drying. Alcohol seems balanced by the fruit. Lovely, juicy blackcurrant fruit emerges from the graphite on the finish – which has fair length.

Sweet black plums, black cherries, chocolate, espresso, and licorice on the nose, are also found on the fresh, forward, chalky palate.

Gentle aromatics of zesty citrus, ripe yellow plum and touch of white lilies. Zingy palate with high refreshing acidity, round body, lemon peel and creamy notes. Seamlessly integrated oak evidenced by notes of macadamia nuts and toast. All wrapped up in a long finish with mineral backbone.

Broken Barrel Whiskey Co., founded by Seth Benhaim, finds its inspiration in experimentation with used barrels, including Bourbon, French oak, and Spanish sherry casks. The company's innovative "Oak Bill" trademark involves breaking down barrel staves and infusing them into the whiskey for finishing. Featuring a mash bill of 70% corn, 21% rye, and 9% malted barley, their expression showcases a unique blend of 80% Central Coast Cabernet staves and 20% New French Oak staves. On the nose, expect notes of vanilla, freshly-cut straw, and subtle oak. The palate offers a continuation of vanilla alongside red berry sweetness, with a hint of rye spiciness emerging on the back palate. Surprisingly, the finish is short and spicy, with minimal tannin dryness often associated with Cabernet casks.

This opens with aromas suggesting raisin, forest floor, tobacco leaf and raisin. On the straightforward palate, smooth tannins support prune, black plum and baking spice. Kerin O’Keefe

Nose: Dark fruits, blackberries, blueberries, and hints of black pepper.
Taste: Rich and concentrated flavors of black cherry, plum, and dark chocolate.
Palate: Full-bodied with velvety tannins, balanced acidity, and a long, lingering finish.

Nose: Aromas of ripe blackberries, dark cherries, and plums with hints of black pepper and dried herbs.

Taste: Rich and full-bodied with flavors of blackberry jam, blueberries, and dark chocolate. Subtle notes of vanilla and spice add complexity.

Palate: Smooth and velvety texture with well-integrated tannins. The wine has a long, lingering finish with a touch of smokiness.