Albertina specializes in ultra-premium, limited-production Cabernet Sauvignon wines from their higher elevation, cool climate vineyard above Hopland in Mendocino County, California. Grapes grown at higher elevations produce smaller berries and softer tannins. As a result, this wine offers more intense, distinctive, but well balanced, appearance, aromas and flavors than many of its Napa Valley counterparts.
Bon Cap or “Good Cape,” lies on the banks of the Breede River in the picturesque valley of Eilandia outside the Robertson Wine Valley of South Africa. The du Preez family has engaged in the production of premium, award winning wines by organic means for years. The winery has held full organic status from SGS, the world’s foremost certification service, since 2002 and is audited to affirm its practices annually.
Bon Cap or “Good Cape,” lies on the banks of the Breede River in the picturesque valley of Eilandia outside the Robertson Wine Valley of South Africa. The du Preez family has engaged in the production of premium, award winning wines by organic means for years. The winery has held full organic status from SGS, the world’s foremost certification service, since 2002 and is audited to affirm its practices annually.
Brooks is a producer of very highly regarded, limited release wines in Oregon's renowned Willamette Valley. This Pinot Noir is a blend of fruit from their finest source vineyards. It shows the precocious nature of the 2007 vintage in Oregon. It is an authentic expression of what the region’s terroir can render and a manifestation of the vintage.
Domaine Gayda has again captured the creative spirit of the Languedoc in this wine. Viognier is all too often relegated to the work of merely blending to lift the florals of other whites. The Cepage Viognier, however, is a fine expression of the region's marvelous diversity in climate and soils. In the hands of Domain Gayda's talented winemakers, this wine shows its merit as a varietal worthy of any table. A fine example, very well priced.
Chamonix is located in the rich wine-growing region of the Western Cape, tucked away deep in the Franschhoek Valley. Once a part of the historic La Cotte Farm, granted to the Huguenots in 1688, Chamonix is today known for internationally acclaimed wines that are distinct from other South African examples due to the benefit of the altitude variation of the vineyards. Each varietal is planted and thrives within its optimal microclimate.
Domaine Gayda is a leader in the resurgence of fine wines coming from the Vin de Pays d'Oc region of Southwest France, especially the highly regarded La Liviniere in Minervois. Here, a striking diversity in climate, soil types and vineyard aspect contribute to the production of numerous wines offering exceptional quality, character and value. The winery's philosophy centers on growing the finest fruit and then combining traditional methods with contemporary technologies. Domaine Gayda winemakers put their trust in the vineyards and interfere very little with the vinification process.
Domaine Gayda is a leader in the resurgence of fine wines coming from the Vin de Pays d'Oc region of Southwest France, especially the highly regarded La Liviniere in Minervois. Here, a striking diversity in climate, soil types and vineyard aspect contribute to the production of numerous wines offering exceptional quality, character and value. The winery's philosophy centers on growing the finest fruit and then combining traditional methods with contemporary technologies. Domaine Gayda winemakers put their trust in the vineyards and interfere very little with the vinification process.
Fontana wines offer excellent quality, character and value. They are crafted by our award-winning winemakers to express the distinctive character of each grape from the acclaimed Mendoza growing region at the foot of the Andes Mountains in Argentina. Fontana wines are known for their generous flavors, fine balance and consistency.
The soul of the Robertson Winery is found in its member families. In 1941, a number of Robertson Valley grape growers came together to form a winery in which all families would own a share. Naming their new venture Robertson Winery, after Scottish minister Dr. William Robertson who settled in the area in 1822, the group set a course that has taken the company from humble beginnings to become one of largest fine wine producers in South Africa. The ownership takes great pride in having built a success based on family values spanning more than four generations.
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