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Gymnasium 2019 Riesling Kabinett Mosel

$42.99

The palate is light, gently off-dry, and driven by bright, zesty acidity that keeps the fruit crisp and refreshing. Classic and easy-drinking, it’s a charming expression of Mosel Riesling.

Gymnasium Fritz Willi 2022 Kabinett

$38.99

Fresh and aromatic, with notes of green apple, white peach and citrus. Light-bodied and crisp, with bright acidity, a touch of sweetness and a refreshing, clean finish.

Haywire 2025 Pinot Gris King

$31.99

This wine is 100% Pinot Gris from King Family Vineyards on the Naramata Bench. The batch was whole cluster pressed into concrete tanks for fermentation with natural yeast and ageing on lees. Fresh pears and tropical citrus mix with typical Okanagan savoury notes. Pairs well with a sunny day or a rainy one.

Hospitien 2003 Auslese Sss

$69.99

The palate is luscious yet balanced, with gentle acidity lifting the sweetness and carrying it through a long, silky finish. Opulent and complex, it’s a classic aged Mosel Auslese.

Hospitien 2016 Kabinett Pies. Goldt.

$49.99

This 2016 Kabinett is drinking well but has 10-20 years to go. You’ll find honeydew melon, white peach, and yellow pear, with a big serving of zest at the end of the palate.

Hospitien 2019 S.S. Riesling Kabinett

$51.99

In 1805, Napoleon issued an imperial edict which consolidated all the various hospitals in Trier; homes for lepers, for the poor and orphanages. This was the beginnings of the foundation of the United Hospices, Vereinigte Hospitien, which was then part of the French Empire. Over 25 hectares of vineyards are cultivated mainly thanks to endowments and gifts, and are situated in the Saar and Mosel.

This beautiful expression of dry Riesling is versatile. Enjoy with seared scallops to Japanese curry. Honeyed petrol and white peach dominate the nose and palate.

Hospitien 2019 Spatlese Pg

$64.99

This 2019 features lush fruit and a good serving of sweetness coming from late harvested grapes. Think honeyed apricot and caramel crusted almonds.