Rated 89 Points or Higher

Pluribus expresses the character of an estate located at an elevation over 1,100 feet on the dramatic slopes of Spring Mountain.

The name refers to the Latin word for many, and was chosen to signify the various facets involved... Read More

Quella is the name for the wine from a 9-acre site located in the eastern hills overlooking the heart of the Napa Valley.

Making its debut with the 2006 vintage, the name is derived from the German word for a pristine source or... Read More

Vecina is coined from the Spanish word for neighbor. This is our endeavor with the property situated directly southeast of the BOND winery.

The beautifully terraced volcanic soil slopes of this property reside in Oakville's... Read More

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Straw-yellow color with golden tints. On the first nose subtle notes of vanilla and grilled notes appear. After twirling, more complex notes of smoke and very ripe fruits are revealed. In mouth the structure of the wine is remarkable.... Read More

Located in the southern valley of the village of Saint-Émilion running down to the plain, the 40 hectares have their roots in a patchwork of clay-limestone, sand and gravel soils. The spirit of Château Simard can... Read More

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The Faustino I Gran Reserva reveals spice and dark, stewed fruit aromas, with vanilla, pastry and jam notes. Long, structured finish.

Enjoy with T-bone steak and grilled meats... Read More

An endless and complex range of aromas define this Castillo Ygay 2011 that evokes fragances of ripe cherry, blueberry and cassis with refined hints of garrigue, Mediterranean herbs, black pepper, clove and mocha. Balance defines... Read More

The 2011 Pingus mesmerizes with an explosion of ripe black fruits on the nose, belied by provocative undertones of violet and mint. On the palate, it unravels with stunning complexity, revealing layers of blackcurrant laced with... Read More

The word “Nacional” refers to the fact that the vines are Portuguese vines growing in Portuguese soil with no foreign root stock and are therefore “attached to the soil of the Nation.” When Noval’s... Read More