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48 hours of skin contact gives this wine some depth and texture, but it still drinks like a white rather than orange. Lush pineapple and passion fruit is bolstered by earthy minerality and white flowers. Slovenian Malvasia is quickly becoming a favorite h

Red fruit, earth, and a hint of cola evolve into some granite and garrigue on the finish. A lighter-bodied “wine of thirst”, as the French say, but still structured enough to be a great food wine. Emilie and Brice Bolognini were barely 20 years old when t

A gorgeously fresh mountain wine, with white flowers, green apple, and a profound mineral and acid structure. At 1100 meters these are the highest vineyards in Europe, meaning the vines were never exposed to phylloxera. This makes them some of the last to

Bright lime zest, refreshing minerality, and cloudy texture reminiscent of Col Fondo Prosecco. Il Mostro (“The Monster”) is a new line of wines from Poggio Anima named after children’s bedtime warnings throughout Europe, Ragana meaning “witch” in Lithuani

Lively and fresh, with excellent minerality and texture from skin contact. Heidi is a benchmark producer in the region, working to bring back old varietals such as Furmint and is also campaigning to bring back Ausbruch, a Tokaji-esque dessert wine of the

Soft and round with some lush green fruit from Chardonnay, and and fresh white flowers from Rousette. Jeremy Decoster apprenticed with many acclaimed natural winemakers such as Lilian Duplessis in Chablis. Bonus fact: he plays the harpsichord.

Caveau Bugiste is a celebrated producer within the Bugey community itself, with only about 20% of their wines seeing export. We’re grateful to receive a portion of this pristine mountain wine. The style is reminiscent of Chablis, with linear minerality an

The nose is fresh, with subtle herbs. On the palate, elegant mineral and dried apricot are held firmly by a slightly tannic finish. The focus at Le Ragnaie is classic Sangiovese wines, but when the Campinoti’s purchased the land, these white vines were al

Marco Moccia found this recipe, which dates back to the 1500s, among his grandmother’s old recipes. Aglianico wine, from vines well over 100 years old, is infused with cherry leaves and fortified. Bright, dark, cherry (surprisingly, since it’s just the le

Refosco is a unique grape indigenous to northeastern Italy and western Slovenia that shows deep earthy granite and minerality. The Štoka estate is located in Kras, which is an extension of Carso in Italy. The two regions combine to make the first cross-bo

Chalk Hill in Australia, but that name was taken here, so it’s “Wit’s End.” Part of Australia’s next wave of winemakers making terroir driven, not jammy over-extracted wines. And really beautiful ones. Still bold and powerful, but with great balance of ac

Juicy ripe red fruits and elegant texture. Shaunt Oungoulian and Diego Roig make two lines of wine: Les Lunes (more classic and rustic) and Populis, where the focus is easy drinking, yummy wines. They purchase fruit from historic sites around Mendocino, a