Our Brands

Pico Maccario

What do you get when two brothers with Piedmontese roots and a shared obsession for Barbera decide to shake things up? You get Pico Maccario: a vibrant, family-owned estate with 112 hectares of serious vineyard muscle and a bold, modern twist. Born in 1997 in Mombaruzzo, this winery isn’t afraid to challenge norms. While its heart beats for Barbera — specifically Barbera d’Asti — it also dabbles in top-notch crus in Barolo and Barbaresco, thanks to its 2016 Langhe expansion. The result? A portfolio that balances old-world charm with next-gen vision. Innovation is the name of the game here. From vineyard tech and selective harvests to flashy color-coded pencils (yes, really) and pop-art labels, Pico Maccario makes wines that are as pleasing to the eye as they are to the palate. Their icon, Lavignone, hails from a single 54-hectare block — the largest Barbera cru in existence — and drinks like a love letter to Piedmont. Playful, precise, and proudly Piedmontese, Pico Maccario is putting Barbera where it belongs: center stage on the global wine scene. * * *

Pinetti Notte

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A tribute to modern Italian style and its chic sophistication, Pinetti Notte celebrates la dolce vita with a wine sure to pique your palate. This wine embraces time honored traditional winemaking and a refined flair for style. Relish in a Pinetti evening of casual elegance; sipping wine, laughing, and enjoying close friends and family in the Italian way.

Rancho Alto

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Rancho Alto Sangria is a spirited celebration in a bottle, bringing the vibrant essence of Spanish fiestas straight to your glass. Here, flavorful red wine and juicy, fresh fruit are combined with culture, friends and family to create this wonderful drink that is celebrated across Spain. This delightful sangria combines sun-ripened fruits and aromatic spices, capturing the joyful, carefree spirit of summer gatherings. Rancho Alto Sangria provides a refreshing and flavorful escape, perfect for sharing memorable moments with friends and family.

Robert Mondavi Private Selection

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Robert Mondavi Private Selection wines

Robert Mondavi Winery

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Iconic Napa Valley winery

Rue de Perle

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Rue de Perle wines - Premium selection

Ruffino

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Italian wines from Tuscany

SIMI

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SVEDKA

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SVEDKA spirit products

San Marzano

San Marzano isn’t just a winery—it’s a sun-soaked love letter to Puglia. Nestled in the village of San Marzano di San Giuseppe, this bold southern star flips the script on what you thought you knew about Italian wine. Sure, there’s terroir, tradition, and that oh-so-clean taste, but this place is all about bringing the Mediterranean lifestyle into your glass—with a wink and a splash of rebellion. From shaking up Primitivo di Manduria’s global image to reinventing rosé with Tramari and turning heads with white wines like Edda, San Marzano is all about challenging expectations while toasting to joy, art, and celebration. Every bottle is a stylish manifesto of modern winemaking rooted in ancient soil, built on respect for the land, and driven by a flair for the experimental. It’s not just about wine—it’s about vibe, identity, and crossing borders (literal and metaphorical). * * *

Scarpa

Scarpa isn’t just a winery—it’s a time capsule, a Piedmontese legend with a soft spot for native grapes and a serious aging habit. Founded in 1900 by a Venetian dreamer, Scarpa bloomed under Mario Pesce post-WWII, turning heads with elegant, age-worthy reds. Today, Scarpa’s style is as classic as a cashmere coat: slow fermentations, giant oak casks (bottigrandi), and a library of vintage Barbera that dates back decades. At the heart of it all is La Bogliona, the flagship Barbera d’Asti that ages like a Barolo and drinks like royalty. But don’t stop there—Scarpa crafts Barolo and Barbaresco too, from vineyards in top crus like Monvigliero and Roncaglie, despite not being based in the Langhe. A revivalist at heart, Scarpa also brought back its early-1900s vermouth line, now a benchmark in the Vermouth di Torino DOC. And while the wines are patient, the people are passionate—led by winemaker Silvio Trinchero, whose respect for tradition is only rivaled by his curiosity for lesser-known grapes like Ruchè and Pelaverga. Scarpa isn’t here to chase trends—it’s here to define timelessness, one cellar-aged bottle at a time. * * *

Sella & Mosca

Sella&Mosca isn’t just a Sardinian winery—it’s a living legend. Founded in 1899 by mountaineer-photographer Vittorio Sella and his brother-in-law Edgardo Mosca, this coastal icon transformed the island’s wine destiny. Nestled in Alghero on the island’s northwest coast, Sella&Mosca boasts Europe’s largest contiguous vineyard: a sprawling, sun-drenched mosaic of 650 hectares (542 under vine) that feels more like a wine kingdom than an estate. But the real magic? Variety. In Gallura, they craft zippy Vermentino. In Sulcis, it’s Carignano with serious critic cred. And their Alghero base delivers bold, structured Cannonau that keeps sommeliers and beach-goers equally smitten. Famed wine critic Antonio Galloni calls them “terrific quality and tons of pure value.” Monica Larner dubbed the Carignano del Sulcis “a frankly ridiculous value.” Not bad for a winery that never forgot its roots while staying ahead of the sustainability curve. Whether you’re sipping sun-kissed Vermentino or a rich Cannonau under a Mediterranean sunset, Sella&Mosca pours out Sardinia’s heart, soul, and terroir—one bottle at a time. * * *

Serafini&Vidotto

When a charming extrovert and a quiet perfectionist team up to make wine, magic tends to happen. Francesco Serafini and Antonio Vidotto are the unlikely duo behind one of Veneto’s most trailblazing wineries. Since the mid-1980s, they’ve been crafting age-worthy, Bordeaux-style reds in Asolo—yes, _in the land of Prosecco_. Their location at the foot of the Dolomites, where river-pebbled soils meet alpine breezes, is more red-wine-friendly than you’d think. And Serafini & Vidotto took full advantage. Back when most of their neighbors were playing it safe, these two planted Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc, aged the wines in barriques, and bet big on quality. They didn’t just succeed—they helped revive the region’s long-lost love affair with serious red wine. Case in point? Recantina: a native grape they rescued from obscurity that now headlines their lineup. With their daring, terroir-driven blends and unwavering dedication to the land, Serafini & Vidotto have carved out a bold red path in bubbly territory. Drink up, rebels. * * *

Side Show

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STEP RIGHT UP and prepare to be awed by Sideshow Wines. This collection of wines from down under will surprise and delight the curious palate.

Simple Truth

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Simple Truth wines - Premium selection

Sofia

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Francis Ford Coppola Sofia wines

St. Pauls

Tucked into the storybook village of St. Pauls in Alto Adige, Sankt. Pauls Winery is a cooperative that proves great things happen when families work together. Founded in 1907 and now boasting around 150 growers—each farming an average of just one hectare—it’s less a business and more a tight-knit community rooted in passion, tradition, and a whole lot of mountain charm. These high-elevation vineyards, perched between 300 and 700 meters above sea level, sit on an incredible geological mosaic of volcanic, morainic, and limestone soils. That means one thing: terroir, terroir, terroir. Here, sustainable farming is second nature, gravity does the heavy lifting in the cellar, and Pinot Bianco reigns supreme—especially from their legendary 1899 vineyard, the oldest in the region. But Sankt Pauls isn’t just about whites: it’s a champion of Alto Adige’s native reds like Schiava and Lagrein, grapes often overshadowed but never forgotten here. While international stars like Chardonnay and Cabernet make an appearance, local pride leads the charge. Not certified organic, but very much walking the talk, this is honest, high-altitude winemaking from a region where Italy meets the Alps, and…

Storyteller

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Wine for friends, fables and front-porch moments. Sonoma wine country is brimming with fables (of varying degrees of truth) passed down through the generations, usually aided by a celebrated local wine. Storyteller wines encourage your stories to unfold in ever more fantastic versions.

Tangent

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Tangent from Baileyana Winery is an invigorating departure from the ordinary, a break from the expected. We explore the possibilities of aromatic white wines rooted in the Edna Valley region and surrounding area, proving that every day can be a new adventure. Tangent offers a range of crisp and bright, individual and distinct wines that are vibrant, fresh and different. Tangent is made with coastal fruit grown just a few miles from the Pacific Ocean along the Central Coast, the coolest growing region in California. Our innovative spirit and focus on creating refreshing white wines delivers surprise and delight, while unlocking a world of possibilities.

Terrazze dell'Etna

Terrazze dell’Etna is not your average Sicilian winery—it’s a full-blown lava-fueled revival project launched in 2008 by Palermo-born engineer Nino Bevilacqua. With a little help from winemaking wizard Riccardo Cotarella, Nino transformed abandoned volcanic land into a high-altitude vine haven on Mt. Etna’s northwestern slopes. We’re talking up to 950 meters above sea level—nosebleed territory for vineyards. Set across 36 dramatic hectares of terraces (yes, actual terraces carved into lava rock), the estate is surrounded by olive groves, cherry trees, and thick chestnut forests. But the main event? Native grape royalty Nerello Mascalese and its sidekick Nerello Cappuccio. Add a splash of international flair (Chardonnay and Pinot Noir for bubblies) and you’ve got a sparkling revolution in the making. Everything is done by hand, from pruning to picking, and farming practices are integrated to keep biodiversity buzzing. The result: wines with nerve, nuance, and the kind of minerality only a volcano can serve up. * * *

The Icon Rock

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Sourced from vineyards located in Mendoza, Argentina and in Aconcagua Valley in Chile. These elegant varietals offer juicy, expressive fruit aromas and delicate tannins.

The Prisoner Wine Company

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Bold red blends from Napa Valley

The Recipient

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The Recipient wine brand embodies the art of giving and the joy of savoring life's finest moments. With its meticulously crafted Paso Robles Cabernet Sauvignon, Russian River Sonoma Pinot Noir, and crisp Italian Pinot Grigio, the collection captures the essence of diverse terroirs and winemaking traditions. Each bottle offers a story to be shared, celebrating the connection between people and the exceptional wines they gift or enjoy.

Thor's Well

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Thor�s Well wines - Premium selection