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Three days of skin contact is enough to impart a gorgeous color. The nose follows with apple and tangerine fruit, with a great balance of acidity, hints of RS, and a frothy palate. A complex and delicious skin-contact Pét Nat perfect for the dog days of s

New York was first recognized in the wine world in the 1800s for its sparkling wines… Empire Estate pays homage to that legacy. Riesling grown on the Finger Lake’s glacial, mineral rich soils produce this delightful bright, light & crisp sparkler with fin

“VINNY” is “VIN” (wine) + “NY” (New York)… it is also just a delicious, little treat in a very portable package. Refreshing and bright, but with a perhaps surprising little note of complexity & depth that may not ordinarily be associated with wines in can

Wildly herbaceous, almost in a Vermouth-y way, with peach and hints of lavender. We’re calling it red, but it could pass for a dark rosé. Michael Cruse started his winery in 2013 with the goal of making distinctly Cali wines that are fresh and serious at

A fun and tasty sparkler with notes of stoney minerals and star fruit, and a pleasing zestiness. Field Recordings was begun in 2007 by Andrew Jones as a pet project; his full-time gig at the time was as a vine nursery manager.

Very dry, with a depth of red fruit, a bright acid, and tight bubbles. Madson is the project of viticulturist Ken Swegles and winemaker Cole Thomas. They’re focused on making wines that express the terroir of each vineyard site.

Piquette was originally something winemakers would make for vineyard workers to sip on while they conducted harvest. Winemaker Todd Cavallo was the first to produce and sell piquette in the U.S., and the trend has caught on. It’s light, airy and delicious