Wines

<p>Spritz Del Conte Classico is an&nbsp;Italian aperitivo-style cocktail that brings the essence of Italy&#39;s &quot;La Dolce Vita&quot; to every sip. It features a blend of bubbly white wine, aromatic herbs, and notes of zesty bitter orange, resulting in a vibrant and refreshing drink.</p>

<p>This crisp white hits the mark with spicy foods and sipping on its own alike. Enjoy honeyed apricot and peach flavors in the glass, and breathe deeply to capture aromas of rose petals and honeysuckle.</p>

<p>This wine displays attractive tropical and subtle pear fruit flavors and aromas, with a great balance.</p>

<p>Experience the exquisite craftsmanship of Noble Vines Chardonnay, a captivating expression of California&#39;s renowned vineyards. Cultivated with precision and passion, this Chardonnay embodies the essence of the Monterey and San Bernabe appellations, where cool maritime breezes and sun-drenched days impart grapes with unparalleled depth and character. Radiating a golden hue, this wine entices the senses with aromas of ripe pear, green apple, and tropical nuances, intertwined with delicate hints of vanilla and butterscotch. On the palate, layers of rich flavors unfold, showcasing ripe stone fruits, citrus zest, and subtle oak nuances, culminating in a creamy texture and a lingering, refreshing finish that leaves a lasting impression.</p>

<p>Grapes are sourced from the finest vineyards within the Beaujolais-Villages appellation in northern Beaujolais. Louis Jadot practices the quality-driven &ldquo;replis&rdquo; method, whereby grapes of higher classifications from the 10 famed Beaujolais Cru villages are added to elevate the blend. The area&rsquo;s granite and sandy subsoils contain a high percentage of manganese, which produces an especially deep and rich expression of Gamay. Grapes are handpicked in whole bunches and traditional Burgundian methods are used for vinification.</p>

Noble Vines 667 Pince Noir displays the traits that earned this vine stock its noble reputation: A velvety, vibrant wine with notes of cherry and plum. What's up with the numbers? Our vine stocks are called "noble" because they've proven their quality over centuries. Today, these superior stocks are identified by number. We believe that character shows itself over time. That's why we choose noble vines, why we give our best to each vintage, and why we believe in pouring good into the world.

The legacy of the world's noblest vines is written in numbers. These numbers identify superior vine stocks that produce exceptional wines. Noble Vines 152 Pinot Grigio displays the traits that carried this vine stock its noble reputation: A bright, clean wine with notes of silky peach, green apple and tangerine. Pair with chicken, seafood and light pastas. What's up with the numbers? Our vine stocks are called "noble" because they've proven their quality over centuries. Today, these superior stocks are identified by number. We believe that character shows itself over time. That's why we choose noble vines, why we give our best to each vintage, and why we believe in pouring good into the world.

<p>Crafted from a select blend of rich Tempranillo wine imported from Spain, this Sangria is infused with a medley of fresh citrus fruits, embracing the lively spirit of Spanish culture. Each sip offers a harmonious balance of sweetness and zest.</p>

<p>One of the oldest port houses, Quinta do Noval is also arguably the greatest. It is unique among top port houses in that most of the ports are made from estate-grown fruit and, notably, all of the vintage Noval wines are from the single Quinta do Noval vineyard. In addition, it is difficult to elaborate on Quinta do Noval without mentioning Nacional, the legendary port made from a 6 acre parcel of ungrafted vines. When declared, only 200-300 cases of Nacional will be made, and instantly become the most sought after port in the world. Many vintages of Nacional are considered as the finest ports, and some of the finest wines, ever made. Noval is mentioned in land registries going back to 1715, and has been sold just twice in that time, once in the late 19th century, and to its present owners in 1993.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Choose between White or Red: Enjoy a full carafe at your table.</p>