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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

Philippe is the sixth-generation winemaker at this estate located in l’Étoile. The family focus has always been limited yields and sustainable agriculture. A pale, peppery and ebullient Poulsard with berry fruit and earth.

Rosé to set your watch to; bright, light bodied, perfectly summery. Strawberry fruited with great acidity. The label and name are an homage to the iconic French liquor license. This wine was designed for park shenanigans.

A gorgeous, purple-fruited dark rosé with blueberries, refreshing minerality and acidity, and a touch of purple flowers. Eric Pfifferling of Domain L’Anglore has aided winemakers Emilie and Brice over the years, and his influence is apparent in the purity

Despite 5 years of age, the acidity is still singing, with classic petrol and ripe tangerine. Mari Vineyards is perhaps the premiere winery in Michigan, with over 20 different varietals planted, including Italian grapes like Nebbiolo and Teroldego, unusua

A bright, clean, and lively frizzante sparkler, with light red berry fruits and a dry, slightly chalky finish. This wine screams for a cloudless, sunny afternoon. The Longana is a female creature of Italian legend, something of a cross between a faun and

Ruchè is a rare Piedmontese varietal with a very distinct personality: unusually aromatic for a red, with lots of cracked black pepper, purple berries, and coriander spice. This example is medium in body with some tannins and acidic structure. Crivelli is

This is a lovely little ‘village wine’ from northeastern Slovenia, somewhat in the tradition of an Austrian Gemischter Satz wine. Light, floral and breezy with clean mineral. Črnko makes a handful of single varietal wines and everything else goes into the

Moscato Giallo brings aromatic complexity and ripe fruits to this white. Matteo Furlani got his start as an agronomist, using that knowledge when he took over the family vines. No chemicals had ever been used in the past, but Matteo went one step further

Turbiana was long thought to be a mutation of Trebbiano, but DNA tests show it’s actually related to Verdicchio. Regardless, it’s delicious. Bright, sunshine-y fruit with equal parts citrus and white flower. Absolutely glistens in the glass.

Lively, with a slight citrus tang, red current fruit, and a mineral-driven palate. Winemakers Paolo and Dina Rapuzzi are largely responsible for reviving (sometimes literally) the native Friulian varietals such as Refosco during the 70’s. Their wines now

Freshly cracked black pepper, black raspberries, and a clean, volcanic minerality, with a medium body and great acidity. We at the shop feel that Frappato is severely overlooked (although to be fair there’s not a lot to go around). Its personality is as d