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Taittinger NV Nocturne Sec

$144.99
Yellow peach and dried apricot lead, joined by white flowers, candied citrus and a gentle note of honey. Soft and creamy on the palate, this off-dry Champagne balances rounded orchard fruit with fine bubbles and enough freshness to stay poised. Raisin, ginger and light toast gather through the mellow, lingering finish.

Ca’ del Bosco 2014 Annamaria Clementi Riserva Dosage Zéro Franciacorta

$144.99
Golden and finely beaded, with baked apple, ripe stone fruit and freshly made pastry layered over acacia honey, wet stone and discreet oak spice. The palate is creamy yet controlled, adding hazelnut, ginger, almond and bitter lemon around a firm mineral core. Long lees ageing brings depth without sacrificing precision, leaving an elegant, savoury finish.

Duckhorn 2007 Three Palms Vineyard Merlot Napa

$144.99
Red and black cherry meet blackberry, liquorice, mineral tones and warm spice. Soft and smooth at first, the palate develops a dusty tannic frame that gives the succulent fruit shape and persistence. Rich without losing definition, it closes with layered dark fruit and savoury mineral detail. Serve with lamb, duck or mushroom dishes.

Domaine Bessin-Tremblay 2023 Chablis Premier Cru Fourchaume

$144.99
Lemon peel, grapefruit and lime zest lead with yellow apple, pear and white flowers. The palate has concentrated fruit wrapped in a smooth, finely textured middle, while bright acidity keeps the wine precise. An iodised, saline character adds savoury definition. The finish is persistent and mineral, leaving citrus, subtle hazelnut, gentle spice and a cool stony edge.

Telmo Rodriguez 2017 La Estrada Rioja 750 mL

$143.99
Dark cherry and dried red fruit meet potpourri, leather and a quiet earthy note. The palate is ripe yet fresh, with red and dark fruit framed by dusty tannins, subtle spice and restrained vanilla. A faint rustic character gives the wine texture and individuality, while the finish remains long and composed. Decant before serving with roast lamb, grilled pork, braised beef, mushrooms or aged Manchego.

Pol Roger 2015 Brut Vintage Champagne

$142.99
Apple jelly, dried flowers and rose petals open with a restrained touch of honey. The palate is round and elegant, balancing ripe fruit with flint, wet stone and a lively citrus edge. Brioche and gentle spice emerge through the focused, saline finish, bringing freshness and polish to the generous texture.

Vouette et Sorbée NV Fidèle Brut Nature Champagne

$142.99
Deep gold with a faint copper cast, opening on red cherry, wild strawberry, baked apple and citrus peel. Brioche and toasted nuts add depth before a powerful, vinous palate takes over, shaped by tart red fruit, chalky earth and lively acidity. Bone-dry and savoury, it finishes long, clean and mineral, with fruit and structure in equal measure.

Barons de Rothschild NV Brut Kosher Champagne

$141.99
Bright and polished, with citrus peel, pear and golden apple layered with white flowers, fresh bread and a gentle roasted-nut note. The palate is creamy yet lively, its fine bubbles carrying nectarine and subtle toast through a balanced, persistent finish. Serve well chilled with canapés, shellfish, roast chicken or mild, nutty cheeses.

Domaine de l’Enclos 2023 Chablis Premier Cru La Fourchaume

$141.99
Ripe orchard fruit opens with an inviting sense of richness. Full and softly enveloping on the palate, it carries its fruit with measured weight while a clear mineral line keeps the profile composed. The texture is generous without becoming heavy, and the flavours linger through a persistent, harmonious finish. A poised match for scallops, lobster, roast poultry or creamy mushroom dishes.

Jane Eyre 2020 Savigny-les-Beaune 1er Cru Aux Vergelesses

$141.99
Bright ruby in colour, opening with pure violet, fresh red cherry and a quiet touch of forest floor. The palate is graceful and mid-weight, with supple tannins, lively tension and subtle whole-bunch spice. Silky texture and poised acidity keep the fruit precise before a clean, persistent finish of violet and fine mineral detail.

Ciacci Piccolomini d’Aragona 2005 Brunello di Montalcino Limited Edition Sponsorship Label Giro d’Italia 2010 750 mL

$139.99
Wild berries, cassis and white cherry lead the fruit profile, accompanied by spice and smoke. The nose is vertical and intense, while the palate is toned down in dimension. Sangiovese provides the varietal basis and Tuscany the regional context. Berry fruit, spice and smoke remain the focus, with an intense aromatic profile followed by a smaller-scaled palate.

Benjamin Laroche La Manufacture 2018 Chablis Grand Cru Blanchot 750 mL

$139.99
Ripe citrus, white peach and white flowers open over crushed chalk and a restrained oyster-shell note. The palate is generous and rounded, reflecting a warm vintage, yet vibrant acidity keeps the fruit precise. A stony, saline line brings definition through the centre, while the texture remains polished and ample. The finish is long, dry and mineral, with citrus and chalk lingering cleanly.

Domaine Étienne Sauzet 2022 Bourgogne Hautes-Côtes de Beaune Jardin du Calvaire 750 mL

$139.99
A light matchstick reduction opens toward toasted sesame, cool citrus, apple blossom and restrained stone fruit. The palate is dry and neatly structured, with lively acidity bringing clarity to a gently rounded texture. Mineral notes remain at the centre rather than oak, giving the wine a clean, composed line. With air, the fruit becomes more expressive and the finish settles into chalk, citrus peel and subtle savoury detail.

Oddero 2020 Barolo 750 mL

$139.99
Dried red fruit leads with a distinctive herbal note and lively pepper spice. Darker fruit follows on the palate, moving into tar, earth and savoury depth. Firm, youthful tannins give the wine a precise frame, while lifted acidity keeps the profile energetic and carries the finish. Decant before serving with braised beef, roast lamb or mushroom dishes.

Palmer Rose Solera NV

$139.99
A pale copper rosé Champagne with gingerbread, spiced apple and pink grapefruit, joined by truffle and a light saline note. The palate is tight, focused and spicy, with salty undertones and very fine bubbles giving the fruit precision. Complex but controlled through the finish, it is an excellent aperitif and a fine match for smoked salmon or charcuterie.

Guigal 2014 Côte-Rôtie Brune et Blonde

$139.99
Cherry and raspberry rise with cedar, cracked pepper and wild herbs. The palate is light on its feet yet structured, carrying red berry fruit through fine, spicy tannins and a smooth, even texture. A savoury herbal note gives the middle quiet complexity without weighing it down. The finish is fragrant and persistent, leaving pepper, red fruit, subtle wood and a gentle earthy echo.

Bénédicte & Stéphane Tissot NV Crémant du Jura Magnum

$139.99
Baked apple and tangy yellow fruit open with hints of fennel, ginger and fresh herbs. Crisp acidity gives the palate lift, while fine bubbles carry a broad, juicy orchard-fruit core. A light savoury edge and clean mineral tone add definition, leading to a dry, persistent finish that feels energetic, textured and quietly complex.

Château Langoa Barton 2019 Saint-Julien

$139.99
Dense and layered, with blackberry and other dark berries framed by mild spice, liquorice and discreet toasted notes. The palate is sappy and well structured, combining crisp fruit with ripe, firm tannins, a silky core and convincing length. Balanced but still youthful, it benefits from about two hours in a decanter before serving with beef or lamb.