Experience total indulgence in every sip of Alpasion Los Chacayes Old School NV. This Argentinian delight, meticulously handcrafted in Mendoza's Uco Valley, is a testament to the superb winemaking tradition of the Alpasion Winery. The NV in the name stands for 'non-vintage', indicating the mixing of grapes from different years to achieve a consistent, high quality taste.

Produced from 100% Malbec grapes, each handpicked from 35-year-old vines, this fine wine is made using traditional methods. The grapes are harvested early morning, to retain their freshness, then aged in concrete eggs to preserve their pure, authentic flavours. The result is a wine with an expressive nose of black cherries and plums, laced with hints of black pepper spice.

On the palate, Alpasion Los Chacayes Old School NV offers intense dark fruit flavours balanced with a beautiful minerality, underlying floral notes, and well-integrated tannins, culminating in a persistent, elegant finish. An impeccable and sophisticated selection for fine wine connoisseurs.

Savour the exquisite Duckhorn Vineyards Decoy Cuvee Brut NV, an embodiment of superior craftsmanship from California’s famed Duckhorn Vineyards. Established in the late 70's, Duckhorn Vineyards has a rich legacy of producing award-winning varietals with meticulous attention to detail. This non-vintage Brut encapsulates artisan winemaking principles.

Produced in the Méthode Champenoise style, the Decoy Cuvee Brut NV presents a harmonious blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. The balanced blend of terroir-driven fruit, framed by precise acidity, gives rise to elegant bubbles and a delicate mousse, culminating in a flavorful, lingering finish.

Duckhorn Vineyards’ Decoy Cuvee Brut NV boasts complex aromas of green apple, pear, and citrus, accentuated by alluring notes of warm brioche. On the palate, this effervescent delight offers crisp acidity and vibrant fruit flavors, making it a sophisticated choice for any celebration or special gathering.

Wine Advocate (100)

I was really looking forward to tasting the 2013 Gran Enemigo Gualtallary Single Vineyard since all of the previous vintages have been truly exceptional, and I wanted to see what it would be in a cooler year. The bottled wine contains perhaps 15% Malbec in the blend, and they will soon stop mentioning Cabernet Franc on the label. It fermented in 500-liter oak barrels with 50% of the Cabernet Franc and all of the Malbec and then matured in used oak foudres. It's very intense and powerful, but at the same time, there is a kind of lightness on the palate that makes if feel light on its feet but with great inner power. There is citrus acidity that makes it effervescent and electric. It has some 7.5 grams of acidity and a pH of 3.45, very healthy parameters. The peppery character appears after some time, giving it a Chinon-like twist, and it also reminds me of my favorite Bordeaux, Pomerol's Lafleur. This is definitely world-class and worth lying down, as it should develop further complexity in bottle. This is one of those wines where the only improvement I can think of is having magnums rather than bottles. Bravo!

James Suckling (94)

Extremely fresh and floral with sliced apples, stones and some white peach. Bread dough, too. Fine bead. Medium to full body with crisp acidity and a steely finish. Hints of phenolics provide a fine texture. Vibrant acidity. About 15% reserve wine (mostly chardonnay) in this, from five vintages. 2.5 years on the lees. 60% chardonnay and 40% pinot noir. Drink or hold.

Wine Advocate (97+)

(The Third Twin Graciano 2014) A blend of 90% Graciano and 10% Mourvèdre, completely destemmed and then aged all in used oak barrels for around 27 months, the 2014 The Third Twin Graciano sports a very deep garnet-purple color and beguiling nose of espresso, tapenade, preserved plums and Indian spices with earth and licorice nuances. The densely packed, full-bodied palate has a firm backbone of grainy tannins and lovely freshness, with loads of earthy layers and fantastic length, which features buckets of exotic spices. This is the first edition of this single vineyard wine, coming entirely from The Third Twin Vineyard in Los Alamos, showcasing not only the potential of this amazing site but of this grape variety in the region. Manfred Krankl commented, “Of course I realize this is a Spanish variety, but I think God...or someone...made a slight mistake along the way, as the grape very much reminds me of the Rhône.” Positively the finest example of this grape I have ever tasted, move over Spain, Graciano has found a new spiritual home in California’s Central Coast! 65 cases were made. (Lisa Perrotti-Brown, 30 Sep 2017) (The Third Twin Graciano 2015) Graciano is a low-yielding Spanish variety grown primarily in Rioja, but Krankl contends that its spiritual home is the Rhône Valley: it reminds him of Mourvèdre in so far as it needs to be very ripe to show all its character, he says. And it's certainly a striking addition to his winemaking palate, with a character quite distinct to any of the other red varieties he works with. Offering up aromas of cherry pit and balsamic cherries, subtly framed by creamy new oak, the 2015 The Third Twin Graciano is amazingly saturated in color. On the palate, it's velvety, full-bodied and richly tannic, almost preternaturally concentrated in character, but remarkably supple and expansive despite its formidable levels of extract and structure. It's a singular wine, even by Krankl's standards. (William Kelley, ,23 Aug 2018)