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Sacchetto 2024 Pinot Grigio delle Venezie

$24.99
Fresh apple and pear meet peach blossom, citrus and a light exotic-fruit note. The palate is dry and clean, with a gently rounded texture held by bright acidity. A pleasant hint of bitter lemon sharpens the lingering finish. Serve well chilled with shellfish, salads, antipasti or delicate white-fish dishes.

Dario Princic 2017 Sivi Pinot Grigio

$104.99
Dark pink-amber in the glass, with apricot skin, mandarin peel, candied ginger and ripe tropical fruit. The palate is full-bodied and energetic, combining bright acidity with fine skin tannin, stony minerality and a gently bitter savoury edge. Long and persistent, it pairs well with roast pork, mushrooms or aged cheese.

Elios 2021 Modus Bibendi Grillo

$42.99
Citrus and white flowers lead, with a light Mediterranean herbal note adding freshness and definition. The palate is dry, medium-bodied and balanced, carrying lemon, subtle spice and a gently saline edge into a clean finish. Bright and quietly textural, it works well with grilled fish, shellfish, fennel or fresh cheeses.

Elios 2019 Modus Bibendi Bianco Macerato

$53.99
Burnished orange-gold in the glass, with candied fruit, apricot, orange peel and brown spice. The palate is structured and textural, its light skin tannin and gentle astringency balanced by lively acidity and a fresh herbal lift. Complex but approachable, it suits roast squash, spiced poultry, firm cheese or savoury grain dishes.

Tiberio 2024 Pecorino

$37.99
Green fig and yellow melon open with rosemary and sage. The palate is round and full, then lifted by zesty acidity and a thread of mineral freshness. Mint, chamomile, candied citrus and tart green apple add detail before a long, crisp finish. A focused match for grilled fish, shellfish, herb-led pasta or fresh cheese.

Santa Maria Colleoni 2021 Ansonica

$55.99
Orange blossom and jasmine rise from the glass, followed by dried apricot and a clear coastal note of sea salt and crushed stone. The palate is gently textural, with citrus, orchard fruit and savoury mineral detail held by fresh acidity. A quietly distinctive white for shellfish, grilled vegetables or young pecorino.

Benanti 2023 Etna Bianco

$69.99
Pale and bright, with green-apple freshness, lemon oil and a light chamomile note. The palate is dry and finely cut, bringing white cherry and a touch of honey into vivid mineral acidity. A saline, gently smoky line carries the persistent finish. Poised rather than showy, it suits raw shellfish, grilled fish or simply chilled as an aperitif.

Umani Ronchi 2024 Casal di Serra Verdicchio

$28.99
Wild flowers, peach, apricot and golden apple lead a generous, clearly defined nose. The palate is rich and velvety, with lively freshness and a savoury mineral edge balancing the ripe orchard fruit. Dry and persistent on the finish, it is a polished match for grilled fish, roast poultry or fresh cheeses.

Tollo 2025 Trebbiano d’Abruzzo

$19.99
Pale gold in the glass, with citrus, white peach and pear joined by fresh herbs and flowers. The palate is dry, medium-bodied and bright, its clean fruit carried by lively acidity. A lightly spicy almond note brings savoury definition to the finish. Serve well chilled with grilled fish, soft cheese, shellfish or a simple herb-led pasta.

Caves Sao Joao 1996 Dao Porta dos Cavaleiros

$127.99
Still structured, with red fruit and vanilla set against an integrated tannic frame. The palate is light and mature, yet sound bottles retain good colour, a composed texture and a clean finish. Bottle variation is pronounced, with some examples appearing fresher than their age and others more fragile. Stand upright, open carefully and assess before deciding whether to decant.

Caves Sao Joao 1992 Dao Porta dos Cavaleiros

$148.99
Dark fruit and forest-floor aromas lead to dark cherry, mixed berries, leather and a light balsamic edge. Soft tannins give the palate an easy, mature shape, while surprisingly bright acidity keeps the fruit defined and the medium-length finish fresh. Stand upright before opening and pour carefully around sediment; the balance suggests a bottle holding its age with quiet assurance.

Caves Sao Joao 1990 Dao Porta dos Cavaleiros

$117.99
Flint, steel and damp earth lead into autumn leaf, tarragon, cherry pit, espresso, tart red berry, fresh cigar tobacco and damson plum. Lean and elegant rather than fruit-driven, the palate has clean, softened acidity and an austere, savoury line. A short decant helps it open. Serve with duck, grouse or salmon, and handle the mature cork and sediment with care.

Caves Sao Joao 1987 Porta dos Cavaleiros Tinto

$127.99
Complex fruit aromas lead a full-bodied, richly structured palate, with the depth expected of a mature Dão red. Touriga Nacional, Tinta Roriz, Jaen and Alfrocheiro form the blend, giving the wine a layered, traditional profile. Handle the bottle gently, stand it upright before opening, and serve with roast lamb, braised beef, mushrooms or firm cheese.

Caves Sao Joao 1985 Dao Porta dos Cavaleiros

$128.99
Mature dark cherry and red berry sit beneath tobacco, pencil lead, graphite and dark chocolate, with damp earth, mushroom and leather adding further savoury depth. Medium acidity and resolved tannins give the palate a gentle, evolved shape, while hints of mint, dried flowers and cured meat carry the finish. Bottle variation is expected; stand upright and decant carefully around sediment.

Caves Sao Joao 1982 Dao Porta dos Cavaleiros

$129.99
Light garnet with pronounced bricking opens slowly into dried red cherry, currant, hickory, mulch, wet hay, sweet cedar and worn leather. The palate is mature but alive, with resolved tannins and medium acidity carrying savoury red fruit, tobacco, coffee bean and cigar-box detail. Give it twenty to thirty minutes in the glass; stand upright beforehand and open carefully, as older corks may be fragile.

Caves Sao Joao 1989 Dao Porta dos Cavaleiros Reserva

$129.99
Brick-garnet in colour, with cherry and strawberry moving into dried herbs, baked gingerbread, leather and a gently earthy savoury tone. The palate remains bright, carrying red fruit and raisined nuance on a firm line of acidity, while mature bottles may show a touch of oxidation. Stand upright before opening, pour carefully, and serve with roast pork, mushrooms or braised dishes.

Caves Sao Joao 1987 Frei Joao Bairrada

$125.99
Deep garnet with a brick-orange rim leads into dried blackcurrant, cherry and plum, layered with cedar, tobacco, leather, graphite, forest floor and dried herbs. Silky, fully integrated tannins meet fresh acidity, carrying savoury plum, cigar box and earthy spice through a long, composed finish. Stand upright for a day before opening, then decant gently and serve slightly cool.

Clos Cibonne 2021 Cuvee Prestige Olivier

$103.99
Deep ruby in the glass, with ripe cherry, blackberry, plum and prune layered over licorice, sweet spice and wild Mediterranean herbs. The palate is rich and velvety, with fine tannins giving shape to the generous fruit. Full of savoury southern character, it finishes with persistent spice and polished structure.

Domaine de Trevallon 2011 IGP Alpilles

$109.99
Lush dark fruit meets dried herbs, black pepper and a cool stony note in a deeply savoury expression. The palate has generous ripeness but remains energetic, carried by juicy acidity, chalky minerality and ripe, well-integrated tannins. Earth and pepper return on the structured finish. Decant for an hour and serve with lamb, grilled meats or lentils.

Les Cortis 2020 Neumite

$45.99
Floral and red-fruited, with bright cherry and a light Beaujolais-like lift. The palate is graceful and energetic, gaining depth from semi-carbonic fermentation and extended skin contact while remaining fresh rather than heavy. Gentle structure and added complexity balance the vivid fruit, leading to a poised, clean finish.