New Wine Who Dis?

November is Beaujolais season so let's have some Beaujo and burgers! Featuring: Laura Lardy Fleurie "Les Côtes"” (2021), Durieu Beaujolais-Villages “Lou. Y Es-tu?” (2020), and Joubert Gamaret (2018).

We’ve all played the party game before, now lets play with wine! Featuring: Moordernaarskloof Chenin Blanc 2021, Villa Maria Taylors Pass Pinot Noir 2018, and Bonnet Cotton Brouilly 2022.

Talking orange wine, the trendy new-old style. Featuring: Buccia Nera Pa’Ro Bianco 2022, Metamorphika Macabeu Orange 2021, and Gabriel’s Wine 2020.

There are many people in the anything-but-chardonnay camp, but we’re here to say, give Chardonnay a chance. Featuring: Domaine de l’Enclos Chablis 2022, Catena Alta Historic Rows Chardonnay 2020, and Poseidon Vineyard Estate Chardonnay 2019.

The south of France is great and all, but there’s good Rosé from all over. Featuring: Balea Txakoli Rose 2022, Wolffer Summer in a Bottle 2022, and Arnot Roberts Rose 2022.

Break free from the glass bottle. Featuring: Underwood The Bubbles [Can], Mai Vino Amber [Bag], and Neleman, Tempranillo - Monastrell [Bag-in-Box] 2020.

Talking about those Big, Bold Reds - you know who you are. Featuring: Wolffer Malbec 2022, Juggernaut Hillside Cabernet Sauvignon 2021, and Domaine Tempier Bandol “Lulu & Lucienne” 2020.

We’re getting sparkly, but keeping it low-key with fried chicken for a delicious pairing. Featuring: Champagne Louis Regnier, Grande Réserve, Champagne Herve Rafflin, La Nature’l, and Champagne Etienne Calsac, L'échappée Belle.

We delve into some unknown (or lesser known) wine regions to try three new and different wines. Featuring: Patricius Tokai Furmint 2017, Zulal Voskehat 2020, and Lechuza Playa Nebbiolo 2021.

We all love Pinot Noir, so this seemed like a great place to start. Featuring: Brandborg Bench Lands Pinot Noir 2021, Scar of the Sea Pinot Noir 2020, and Philippe Pacalet Nuits-Saint-Georges 2014.