Wine Guide

Barbera

High acidity & bone dry, this medium to full bodied red has notes of cherry, licorice, blackberry herbs & pepper. This blend of red & black berry notes make it a "light but full" wine that tastes juicy. Meant to be enjoyed young, look to this grape as an alternative to Chianti for a great valued wine. 

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Nebbiolo

One of Italy’s most important red wine varieties made famous by the Barolo region of Piedmont where wines offer delicate aromas accompanied by strong tannins. Translucent like Pinot with a delicate nose, it's robust tannins & high acidity will greet your palate.

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Ukraine

Ukraine was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire for many years, and during this time, Austrian winemaking traditions were introduced to the region. This influence can still be seen in the wine-making practices of modern-day Ukraine, with a variety of native grape varietals that are used to produce a range of red, white, and sparkling wines. 

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Tempranillo (Tinta Fino, Tinta Roriz)

 Made famous by Rioja, this dry, medium full body wine is full of cherry & savory dried fig flavors, as well as earthy flavors like tobacco & dill. While it does not get as rich as Cabernet Sauvignon, it is a very complex wine with layers start to finish.

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