The Melini Winery dates back to 1705 and is one of the Chianti region’s oldest and most historic wineries. Today Melini owns 556 hectares in the Chianti and Chianti Classico district On this splendid estate, farms with famous names such as Granaio, San Lorenzo, Bonorli, Coltri, and Poggio a’...

The story of Brandlin Estate began in the 1870s, when the Brandlins emigrated from Switzerland. Their alpine heritage led them to pioneer a homestead high on Mount Veeder. Where others saw challenges, they saw untapped potential, and soon the family was farming orchard fruit, and running the...

Famille Vincent produces a range of wines made with the same care and expertise as those made at the Vincent’s historic domaine, Château Fuissé. Made primarily from grapes sourced from Mâconnais vineyards in the South of Burgundy that are owned by members of the Vincent family, these wines...

Glazebrook wines pay homage to Garry Glazebrook, the landowner who founded the original company in 1981. Today, Glazebrook is all about location, location, location. It is an amalgamation of our unique cool coastal climate, growing season, harvest and winemaking to create an expression of...

Castello Monaci is a benchmark producer crafting wines from Southern Italy’s indigenous grapes: Primitivo, Negroamaro and Verdeca. The region of Puglia is drenched in the most intense sunlight in all of Italy tempered only by the Adriatic and Ionian seas which provide constant, cooling...

Henri Plantin (1890 – 1966) acted as a precursor. In 1923, well before the creation of the Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée Châteauneuf-du-Pape in 1936, he acquired this property isolated from the village and surrounded by woods. A visionary, he worked to group the plots around the...

Don David wines come from the Bodega El Esteco Vineyard. Bodega El Esteco, founded in 1892 by David Michel and Gabriela Torino, is located in the Calchaqui Valley, which is in Argentina’s far northwest province of Salta. With over 1,500 acres of vineyards in what is known as the world’s...

Astica was born in Argentina’s booming Cuyo region, which encompasses the provinces of San Juan, San Luis and Mendoza. Booming because Argentina is the world’s fifth-largest wine producer and much of the production is focused in Cuyo’s Mendoza province. Bordering Chile, the Cuyo region is...

Rapitalà, much like Sicily itself, is a mosaic of influences that comes together to create its unique identity. A marriage of Sicilian soul and French know-how, Rapitalà showcases the power and personality of Sicilian terroir with an elegant, French winemaking style. Today, Rapitalà’s over...

Château Fuissé, in the heart of the Mâconnais, is an emblematic estate in Burgundy. The 40 hectares of vines are divided into more than 100 plots, spread over different “climates” or localities. Each of them brings their identity. Perfect knowledge of these climates allows Château...