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Bright wine with good herb and fruit intensity across the palate. Notes of boxwood, coriander, and tomato leaf with richer tropical fruits framed by citrus lime. Fresh, bright finish.
Enjoy on its own or with an array of appetizers, soft cheeses, grilled fish and seasonal salads.
Bodegas Portia is Grupo Faustino’s most recent winery project and is the 7th winery in the group. Located in the heart of Ribera del Duero, the Portia winery is a display of modern design, winemaking function and artistic detail. The brand offers very small production wines - intense, energetic & balanced.
Harvesting at night allows the grapes to maintain all of their organoleptic qualities, as well as a balance between alcohol content and acidity. Once in the winery, the grapes are cold-macerated for a few hours before being pressed. Fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks at a low temperature to maintain all the characteristics of the best Verdejo white wine.
Whether it’s a cozy dinner or a gathering with friends, Sonsierra Crianza is the perfect companion. Aged for 12 months in oak barrels, it offers a balanced blend of ripe fruits, vanilla, and cocoa. Ideal with meats, legumes, or semi-cured cheeses. A wine that’s always a great choice!
The Sonsierra Crianza is a classic expression of 100% Tempranillo, made from carefully selected grapes hand-harvested from the slopes of the Sierra Cantabria in the heart of Rioja Alta. These vineyards benefit from ideal conditions that ensure the production of high-quality grapes, creating a wine that balances tradition with a modern winemaking approach.
The winemaking process starts with a cold maceration of 24 hours, followed by an 8-day fermentation in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature to extract the best fruity aromas. After fermentation, the wine undergoes 12 months of aging in oak barrels (70% American oak and 30% French oak), where it gains its characteristic complexity and balance. Finally, the wine rests for a minimum of 3 months in the bottle, allowing its flavors to mature and harmonize.
With a bright ruby-red color, the Sonsierra Crianza opens with a complex bouquet of ripe red fruits, combined with hints of vanilla, cocoa, and toasted coffee from its time in the barrel. On the palate, it is smooth and balanced, with well-integrated tannins and a long, lingering finish that evokes flavors of ripe fruit and vanilla.
Deep and attractive red color with a purple rim. Mountain wine with a powerful terroir expression. Intense red fruit, black currants, lavender, thyme, rosemary and scrubland notes. In the palate shows long, very fresh, wide and savory, with a gentle structure and attractive texture.
Tempranillo (Tinto Fino) | Ribera del Duero / Spain
Vintage: 2018 | Size: 750ml | Reserva · 90+ Rated
Bodegas Valduero is one of Ribera del Duero’s founding estates, established in 1984 by Gregorio García Álvarez in the small Burgos town of Gumiel del Mercado — making it one of the very first wineries in the appellation. Today, alongside his daughters Yolanda and Carolina, the family cultivates 200 hectares of Tempranillo at the foot of a mountain, aging their wines in an authentic cave over 30 metres deep that houses more than 4,000 oak barrels and a million bottles.
The Tierra Alta en 2 Cotas Reserva is their most terroir-driven expression: sourced from 50-year-old bush-trained vines planted at 830 metres altitude on clay-calcareous soils, with production naturally limited to 3,500 kg/ha. Harvested by hand into 14kg boxes, fermented in stainless steel, then aged 30 months in oak barrels of three different origins, followed by 18 months of bottle aging before release. The 2018 is classic and expressive — dark fruit, cedar, warm spice, and a subtle earthiness from the high-altitude soils. Fine and elegant on the palate, with well-balanced fruit and oak, firm but refined tannins, and a long, complex finish that speaks clearly of its terroir.
“Deftly made wine, with intense fruit and smart oak ageing, redolent of Ribera typicity, with a modern and easygoing style. Very clean, well defined, dry and smooth in mouth, remarkably fresh. Persistent and fruity finish… An excellent entry point to Valduero’s stable of great wines, which is one of the most notable in the whole region.”
— Decanter, 92 Points. (Vintage 2018).
Vines: 50+ years, bush-trained | Altitude: 830m | Soils: Clay-calcareous
Aging: 30 months in oak (3 origins) + 18 months bottle aging
Pairs with: Roast lamb, suckling pig, beef stew, aged Manchego, hearty game dishes.
Expert Reviews - Viintage 2019
Wine Spectator 92 — “Lively and expressive. Black cherry and currant flavors are fresh and juicy, backed by cocoa, spice and licorice notes. Well-integrated tannins and fresh acidity give this a balanced structure.”
Decanter 90 — “Blue fruit, tobacco and cocoa nose. The palate is juicy and savoury with rounded tannins and well-integrated alcohol. Long, lively finish. Rather classic.”
A 92-point Ribera del Duero at an honest price — Valduero Una Cepa is the benchmark for what single-varietal Tempranillo can be.
Mike DeSimone of the Wine Enthusiast writes 95 Points | Dark ruby in color, this wine has a nose of black cherry, cedar chest and violet candy. A pleasant floral note is a constant companion to blackberry, anisette, clove and dark-chocolate flavors that are enclosed in a shell of muscular tannins. A soft note of pomegranate permeates the grippy finish. Drink through 2035.
A 1er Cru RBD from Yolanda and Carolina García Viadero whose mission is to place the Tinto Fino varietal among the world’s best. Bursts of blackberry and cassis, relaxed opulence and richness.
One hundred per cent Listán Blanco (aka Palomino Fino) from ungrafted vines. These vines are pergola-trained and about one hundred years old on average and planted between 500 and 900 meters of altitude above sea-level. Vinification and aging is done in inox tanks.
Fresh, salty, mineral-driven and hugely refreshing; quintessential island wine.
Warehouse stored item - please allow one to three business days to fulfill.
James Suckling 92 Points | A deliciously dark-fruited tempranillo that has aromas and flavors of grilled herbs, charcoal and black plums. Hints of soy, too. It’s full-bodied with ripe, mellow tannins.
Intense purple color. Aromas of tobacco, licorice and blackcurrants. Full-bodied with hints of toast and mature fruit. Long balanced finish.
Warehouse stored item - please allow two to five business days to fulfill.
Bright violet color. Aromas of red berries, spices and dried flowers with a spicy note that is becomes pronounced as it breathes. Juicy in the mouth, offers fresh currants and cherry flavors. Fine-grained tannins add to a long finish with accented spices.
From the rugged, high-altitude vineyards of Cebreros in Spain’s Sierra de Gredos, Vereda de las Tórdigas 2021 is a beautifully expressive Garnacha that captures the purity of its mountain terroir. Sourced from old vines planted on granite soils, this wine reflects both elegance and precision.
Aromatically lifted, it reveals notes of wild red berries, crushed herbs, and a subtle mineral edge. On the palate, it is fresh and finely textured, with silky tannins, vibrant acidity, and a graceful, lingering finish.
Delicate yet full of character, this is a striking example of the new wave of Gredos Garnacha—transparent, refined, and deeply expressive of place.
Food Pairing:
Perfect with grilled lamb, roasted chicken, and herb-marinated pork. Its freshness and elegance also make it an excellent match for Mediterranean dishes, charcuterie, and aged cheeses. For a lighter option, pair with mushroom-based dishes or grilled vegetables to highlight the wine’s delicate, mineral-driven character.
After working at Cia de Vinos Telmo Rodriguez Juan Antonio Ponce returned home. The project started in 2005, he was 23, just 11 barrels, and a loan. The family’s wine growing tradition dates back to Juan Antonio’s great-grandfather, although his father never made wine–he used to sell the grapes to the local cooperative. “Ponce says. “The area is full of prejudices, people lack self-confidence.
These days Manchuela is probably the most interesting appellation in central Spain, led by Ponce. This is sharp and austere, mineral and electric. A wine to keep.
Boen Belle Glos is one of California's most celebrated Pinot Noir projects, sourcing fruit from the fog-kissed vineyards of Santa Maria Valley — a cool-climate AVA where the Pacific Ocean's influence stretches deep inland, preserving natural acidity and coaxing wines of remarkable depth and finesse. The 2023 vintage was shaped by a deliberate growing season: cooler spring temperatures slowed budbreak, while consistent warm days and cool coastal nights through summer allowed each cluster to develop exceptional concentration. Harvesting from late September to early October, the winemaking team captured fruit at peak ripeness.
In the glass, this Pinot Noir opens with a vibrant scarlet red shot through with glimmers of garnet. Aromas of ripe blackberry, boysenberry, and tart cherry intertwine with subtle hints of tobacco and cocoa powder. On the palate, very ripe boysenberry, blueberry, and plum pie unfold in layers alongside rosemary and cocoa — anchored by firm, structured tannins that carry through to a long, mouthwatering finish. Rich, expressive, and built for the table.
"Vibrant colors, rich flavors of cherry and blackberry, excellent acidity, and smooth tannins — a promising vintage from one of Santa Maria Valley's most distinctive estates."
— Wine Enthusiast, 95 Points. (Vintage 2023).
A standout California Pinot Noir that delivers cool-climate elegance and Santa Maria Valley's signature coastal character in every pour.
The deep ruby color indicates a luxe complexity, while aromas of black cherry, cassis, and rich earth are abundant in this classic Cabernet Sauvignon. On entry, currants and black plums generously lead to a plush mouthfeel, with ample tannins carrying the fruit to a long, lingering finish. Aged 12 months in 1-year-old American oak barrels, developing notes of baking spices, nutmeg, and hints of caramel.
Wine Enthusiast - 90 Points - (Tonya Pitts) (Vintage 2023) Pronounced nose, with a focused fruit core, notes of Black plum, black licorice, molasses, vanilla bean, and violets. Fresh youthful blackberries on the palate, dried herbs, bittersweet chocolate, espresso, and grippy tannins to finish. Aerate and enjoy mid-week. —
Wine Enthusiast — 90 Points (Vintage 2022)
"For $11, this California Cab packs bags of flavor. Find notes of black cherry, plum and currant, cinnamon, nutmeg, fennel, crushed violets and toasted wood alongside mouthcoating tannins and modest acidity."
Pairs well with rib-eye steak with blue cheese butter, roasted eggplant with provolone, and dark chocolate mousse with fresh berries.
Bogle Vineyards has been farming the Sacramento River Delta since 1968 — one of California's most enduring family wine estates, now in its third generation. Their California Chardonnay is a perennial overachiever: sourced from select California vineyards, crafted with careful oak integration, and built to deliver genuine complexity at an everyday price. The 2023 vintage reflects the distinct influence of a cooler growing season, allowing the grapes to ripen slowly and develop nuanced, layered flavors that punch well above their weight class.
The nose is captivating: freshly baked brioche, yellow plum, bruléed orange slices, and notes of elderflower honey lead into vibrant aromas of bright citrus, freshly plucked apple, and delicate white jasmine. On the palate, stone fruit notes are met with rich undertones of vanilla and clove, harmonized with warm spice and a touch of oak-derived toastiness. Sugared lemon rind, baked pear, and Pink Lady apple carry through to a balanced, mineral-dry finish with higher toasty notes lingering gracefully.
🏆 Wine Enthusiast 92 Points — Tonya Pitts. "The aromas of freshly baked brioche are captivating, giving way to yellow plum, bruléed orange slices and notes of elderflower honey. Flavors of sugared lemon rind, baked pear, Pink Lady apple with a mineral dry finish."
California Chardonnay that genuinely overdelivers — Bogle's 2023 is complex, balanced, and built for the table.
Bogle Vineyards has been farming the Sacramento Valley since 1968, and the Essential Red is the wine that best captures their philosophy: exceptional quality at an honest price. Sourced from estate vineyards spanning Dunnigan Hills, Clarksburg, and Lodi, the 2023 vintage benefited from a long, temperate summer and extended hang time that allowed for slow, even ripening across all varieties. The blend — 44% Petite Sirah, 32% Teroldego, 15% Syrah, and 9% Zinfandel — is aged for twelve months in a combination of American and French oak, adding warmth and structure without sacrificing the wine's natural generosity. Certified by the California Rules for Sustainable Winegrowing, vegan-friendly, and gluten-free. At $9.78, this is one of California's most compelling everyday reds.
Deep, boldly colored ruby in the glass with an expressive nose of bramble berry, ripe plum, boysenberry, and black currant, layered with warm accents of vanilla, mocha, and a hint of tiramisu from the oak aging. On the palate: generous and full-bodied, with an enveloping mouthfeel and a long, composed finish marked by refined, chalky tannins that provide structure while keeping the wine approachable. Pair with barbecue ribs, seared duck breast, rich pasta with truffle oil and parmesan, or anything off the grill.
Sustainable farming, Sacramento Valley soul — California's best-kept everyday red.
The Bogle family has been farming the California Delta since the late 1870s, when Captain AJ Bogle traveled west from Tennessee after the Civil War and planted the first roots in the rich delta soil. Five generations later, the family still farms over 2,000 acres of estate vineyards — and their California Merlot remains one of the most consistent and honest values in American red wine. Wine Enthusiast awarded the prior vintage 90 points, calling it a wine of baked plum, coffee bean, and grippy, mouthwatering tannins. Vegan and gluten-free certified.
The nose opens with Bing cherries, sassafras, baked plum, coffee bean, dried bay leaf, and cocoa. On the palate, supple red fruits — dried cranberry, strawberry, and grilled orange rind — give way to touches of cedar and sweet herbs. The tannins are grippy and mouthwatering, with a finish that is approachable, food-friendly, and built to over-deliver for the price.
Wine Enthusiast 90 (Prior Vintage 2022) — "Deep aromas of baked plum, coffee bean, dried bay leaf, cocoa, and dried florals. Flavors of dried cranberry, strawberry, and grilled orange rind, leaving the palate with grippy, mouthwatering tannins." — Tonya Pitts
A 90-point California Merlot at an everyday price — Bogle's five-generation family estate is the benchmark for what honest American red wine can be.
Gold Medal | 2024 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition
Gold Medal | 2024 Los Angeles Wine & Spirits Challenge
Bogle's heritage Petite Sirah is celebrated for its concentration and jammy, luscious character. The nose opens with touches of cacao and roasted coffee bean, while blue fruits and boysenberry command the senses upon entry. Notes of black pepper and spice linger on the palate, and 12 months of aging in American oak has noticeably softened the ripe, textured tannins — yielding an incredibly well-structured yet approachable wine of great color and depth.
Aging: 12 months in American oak | Certifications: Certified Sustainable (California Rules for Sustainable Winegrowing), Vegan Friendly, Gluten-Free
Bogle Vineyards has been farming the Sacramento Delta since 1968, and Phantom is their flagship red — a bold, layered blend built from the estate's oldest and most expressive blocks. The 2021 is anchored by Petit Sirah and Zinfandel, aged over 24 months in 1- and 2-year-old American oak.
The result is a wine that punches well above its price: rich, structured, and unmistakably Californian.
The nose pulses with ripe Bing cherry, black currant, layered incense spice, molasses, and vanilla cream. On the palate, it is fresh and zesty — red berries, citrus, and dark chocolate mousse give way to spicy pepper, juniper, black plum, and blueberry. Pipe tobacco and clove settle around the long, lingering finish, framed by dry, mouth-watering tannins. A 92-point red blend at a rock-bottom price.
"The aromatics of ripe Bing cherry and black currant pulsate throughout the glass, and the notes of layered incense spice, molasses and vanilla cream create another dimensional element. The mouthfeel is fresh and zesty with red berries, citrus, dark chocolate mousse and dry, mouth-watering tannins on the finish." — Tonya Pitts, Wine Enthusiast, 92 Points (Vintage 2021)
Full-bodied and jammy, Phantom's origins of Petit Sirah and Zinfandel emerge from the glass. Spicy pepper and juniper tantalize your senses, while black plums and blueberries emerge on the palate. After aging for over 24 months in 1 & 2 year old American oak, pipe tobacco and clove settle around the finish, long and lingering.
Two bottles, two expressions of Bollinger. This Champagne duo brings together Bollinger Rosé NV and Special Cuvée Brut NV, with one 750ml bottle of each. Share them over dinner, open them side by side for a tasting, or save a bottle for another occasion.
Rich and textured, Special Cuvée combines notes of golden apricot, hazelnut, dried apple and toasty sourdough with a refined mousse and a long, savory finish. Its listed blend is 60% Pinot Noir, 25% Chardonnay and 15% Pinot Meunier.
Serve chilled and enjoy as an aperitif or alongside dinner. Try Special Cuvée with oysters, lobster, grilled fish, roast chicken, aged Comté or charcuterie.
97 Points Robert Parker Wine Advocate | 96 Points Wine Spectator | 95 Points Essi Avellan | 94 Points Vinous
Bollinger La Côte aux Enfants Champagne 2015 is an extraordinary, single-vineyard Blanc de Noirs that represents one of the rarest and most distinctive expressions of Pinot Noir in Champagne. Produced exclusively from 100% Grand Cru Pinot Noir grown on the legendary La Côte aux Enfants vineyard in Aÿ, this exceptional vintage Champagne captures the remarkable depth, precision, and mineral character of one of the region's most celebrated terroirs.
The historic vineyard was assembled by Jacques Bollinger between 1926 and 1934, reflecting his vision of producing extraordinary Pinot Noir from this prestigious site. While the south-facing slopes are traditionally associated with Bollinger's celebrated still red wine, the Champagne comes from the cooler, northwest-facing section of the vineyard, where chalk-rich soils contribute remarkable freshness, tension, and elegance.
The 2015 vintage was marked by a warm, dry growing season that produced beautifully concentrated grapes. Despite the vintage's natural richness, La Côte aux Enfants 2015 displays extraordinary vibrancy and precision, demonstrating the distinctive influence of its exceptional terroir.
The bouquet is intensely expressive, opening with aromas of bergamot, lemon, clementine, and orange blossom, followed by ripe quince, Mirabelle plum, and candied citrus. Subtle notes of dried fruits, toasted almonds, and delicate pastry add complexity, while an underlying chalky minerality provides remarkable aromatic freshness.
On the palate, this Champagne is powerful yet beautifully sculpted, revealing concentrated flavors of ripe orchard fruits, red grapefruit, baked white cherry, and citrus zest. A fine, satiny mousse complements its sophisticated structure, while vibrant acidity and pronounced saline minerality bring remarkable energy and focus. The finish is exceptionally long, precise, and mouthwatering, with lingering notes of roasted nuts, citrus peel, and crushed chalk.
Produced in extremely limited quantities, Bollinger La Côte aux Enfants 2015 is a remarkable Champagne for collectors and enthusiasts seeking an authentic expression of Grand Cru Pinot Noir. Its concentration, structure, and exceptional freshness promise outstanding aging potential.
Food Pairings: An exceptional companion to lobster with ginger butter, roasted poultry with preserved lemon, grilled scallops, roasted asparagus, and aged goat cheese. Its remarkable depth and mineral precision also make it a sophisticated Champagne to enjoy on its own.
Bollinger’s 2015 Blanc de Noirs La Côte aux Enfants, disgorged in February 2025 with a dosage of four grams per liter, stands as the most harmonious iteration to date—a conclusion reaffirmed during a retrospective tasting that included every vintage produced from the vineyard’s northwest-facing slope, which boasts a steep 39% gradient and shallow soils that have been cultivated according to organic practices since 2009. Harvested at 11.2% potential alcohol, with meticulous selection to exclude herbaceous elements—a refinement made possible through vinification in small barrels rather than large tanks—the wine opens with a flamboyant bouquet evocative of red grapefruit zest, pear, red plum, mango and pastry notes. On the palate, it is full-bodied and concentrated, with a vibrant core of fruit supported by racy acidity and ample chalky extract. The finish is long, saline and resonant, marked by Pinot Noir phenolics that just amplify its mineral signature. Denis Bunner notes that sugar accumulation occurred rapidly in this vintage, outpacing aromatic development, yet the decision to delay harvest proved fortuitous—and I wholeheartedly concur. This is an extroverted, characterful expression that aligns beautifully with Bollinger’s house style, and while it can be drunk with considerable satisfaction in the near term, it promises a broad window of enjoyment.
Sourced from two hectares in Aÿ, this is the third release of La Côte Aux Enfants Brut, following 2012 and 2014. The 2015 Champagne Blanc De Noirs La Côte Aux Enfants Brut is medium to full-bodied, with fantastic purity, and offers more verticality than La Grande Année of the same vintage. It reveals fabulous, compact, and pure notes of black raspberry, smoky wet stones, frangipane, and fresh flowers. The mousse is refined and elegant, with lasting notes of black cherry liqueur lasting through a long finish. While it is fabulous now, those seeking more decadence will need to be patient as it fleshes out. Disgorged in February of 2025.
A statuesque Champagne, with crystal-cut acidity providing fine definition to flavors of baked white cherry and cassis, lime peel, and roasted almond, with accents of ground anise, pickled ginger and raisin bread toast. Long and mouthwatering, with a fine, satiny mousse, plus a streak of salinity creating a refreshing tang on the finish. Disgorged February 2025.
The 2015 Blanc de Noirs La Côte aux Enfants is tropical, rich and super-expressive right out of the gate. The Côte aux Enfants offers a decidedly mineral-drenched, racy expression of Pinot Noir, with tons of salinity and bracing vibrancy to match. The imprint of site is so strong, so compelling. Low dosage of 4 grams per liter accents the wine's energy to the maximum. The 2015 was disgorged in February 2025, so readers should plan on being at least a little bit patient. It's another very fine offering from the team at Bollinger. April 2025
Producer: Champagne Bollinger
Wine: La Côte aux Enfants Champagne
Vintage: 2015
Country: France
Region: Champagne
Appellation: Champagne AOC
Village: Aÿ, Grand Cru
Vineyard: La Côte aux Enfants, northwest-facing slope
Grape Variety: 100% Pinot Noir
Style: Vintage Blanc de Noirs Champagne
Classification: Grand Cru
Vineyard Type: Single-vineyard monopole
Soil: Chalk-rich limestone
Color: Saffron yellow
Dosage: 4 g/L (Extra Brut)
Aging: Extended cellar maturation under natural cork, more than twice the appellation minimum
Disgorgement: February 2025
Alcohol: 12.5% ABV
Bottle Size: 750ml
Serving Temperature: 46–50°F (8–10°C)
Cellaring Potential: Excellent; suitable for extended aging
Bollinger La Grande Année 2018 is an exceptional vintage Champagne that embodies the House of Bollinger's signature richness, precision, and elegance. Produced only in outstanding vintages, La Grande Année represents the finest expression of Bollinger's traditional craftsmanship, combining the structure and depth of Pinot Noir with the finesse and freshness of Chardonnay.
The 2018 vintage is composed of 66% Pinot Noir and 34% Chardonnay, sourced predominantly from Grand Cru and Premier Cru vineyards in Champagne. Fermented in small oak barrels and aged extensively on the lees, this prestigious cuvée offers remarkable complexity, a beautifully refined mousse, and extraordinary aging potential.
The bouquet opens with expressive aromas of ripe orchard fruits, white peach, red berries, and blood orange, layered with delicate floral notes of acacia, jasmine, and rose petals. Subtle nuances of toasted brioche, hazelnut, praline, and warm spices add richness and depth.
On the palate, La Grande Année 2018 is both generous and beautifully structured, revealing concentrated flavors of white cherry, baked apple, citrus zest, and delicate red fruits. Its creamy, finely textured mousse is balanced by vibrant acidity and distinctive chalky minerality. The finish is exceptionally long and elegant, with lingering notes of roasted almonds, fresh ginger, and a captivating saline freshness.
A magnificent Champagne for special occasions, La Grande Année 2018 is equally compelling at the table, pairing beautifully with lobster, scallops, roasted poultry, truffle dishes, and aged cheeses. While already displaying remarkable harmony, its structure and complexity promise further development with careful cellaring.
A wine built on generosity, precision, and layered depth. The nose alone is remarkably complex, offering crushed raspberry, white peach, blood orange, rose hip, jasmine, saffron, patisserie, fresh ginger, and hazelnut. On the palate, concentrated, pure red berries rest atop delicate spice, yeast, and fine clay. Divine and harmonious, this expression should only deepen with additional cellaring."
July 13, 2026 "A statuesque Champagne, with a spine of fine china–like acidity enmeshed in the plush mouthfeel of its finely detailed mousse. That’s an elegant springboard for layers of white cherry, creamed apple and brioche, with a fragrant skein of grated coconut, toasted cumin, anise, acacia blossom and mandarin orange peel accents. A push of salty roasted almond is a subtle but rich and lasting chime on the finish. Pinot Noir and Chardonnay."
March 9, 2026 "Bollinger's 2018 La Grande Annee is quite pretty and delicate. Floral and citrus notes are nicely lifted in a Grande Annee that offers notable sensuality and grace. Hints of orchard fruit, chamomile, mint and chalk build through the mid-palate and into the taut, chiseled finish. There's plenty of energy and focus. I would give this a few years in the cellar."
August 3, 2026 "Aromas of quince, wet stones, roasted apples, pralines, wilted rose petals, yellow plums and acacia. The mousse is creamy and finely textured, leading to a captivating saline finish. A fine expression of Bollinger. A blend of pinot noir and chardonnay."
Producer: Champagne Bollinger
Wine: La Grande Année Brut
Vintage: 2018
Region: Champagne, France
Appellation: Champagne AOC
Grape Varieties: 66% Pinot Noir, 34% Chardonnay
Style: Vintage Brut Champagne
Color: White
Vineyards: Predominantly Grand Cru and Premier Cru sites
Vinification: Traditional fermentation in small oak barrels
Aging: Extended maturation on the lees
Dosage: Brut
Bottle Size: 750ml
Serving Temperature: 46–50°F (8–10°C)
Cellaring Potential: Excellent; suitable for extended aging under proper storage conditions
Vinous 98 Points | Bollinger’s 2014 La Grande Année is a great way to start the evening as guests mill around Wheeler Farms. It is early evening in Napa, but there is still plenty of action in the winery, where various lots are being pressed under the watchful eye of winemaker Nigel Kinsman. There are some moments where I would very much like to be a civilian, a regular person enjoying the night, but I am more concerned with our guests having a great night, so I quickly go back to check on our wines. The Bollinger 2014 is everything I expected; bright, focused and full of all the energy this late-ripening vintage conferred to the best wines.
La Grande Année: The Great Year. This Champagne is the embodiment of everything that makes Bollinger the producer that stands apart in Champagne. La Grande Année symbolizes the word “hand-crafted” so strongly that an overused word suddenly becomes the appropriate definition.
La Grande Année is only produced in the most outstanding of vintages, where ripeness and acidity reach a perfect balance and aging potential is excellent.
Alison Napjus of the Wine Spectator writes 97 Points | Like a racing spinnaker, this is tightly trimmed yet voluminous in character. Toasty notes of roasted almond and vanilla wafer are deftly integrated with sun-dried black cherry, baked peach, blood orange sorbet and candied ginger flavors, all well-defined by racy acidity and a subtle streak of salinity. This is long and fragrant, with pain d'épices, graphite and tea rose notes playing on the finish. Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Disgorged February 2024. Drink now through 2040.
William Kelley of the Wine Advocate writes 96 Points | Bollinger's 2015 Brut La Grande Année Rosé was disgorged in May last year with seven grams per liter dosage. Offering up deep aromas of orchard fruits, blood orange, mandarin rind and peach mingled with nuances of coffee, praline and fino sherry, it's medium to full-bodied, pillowy and layered, with a broad attack that segues into a vinous palate framed by high levels of structuring dry extract that makes its presence felt on the sapid, nutty and penetrating finish. Given the skin maturity and inherent structure of the year, the Bollinger team elected to include only 4.5% of still red wine in the blend, a comparatively low percentage.
James Suckling writes 95 Points | This elegant, medium-bodied rosé includes select plots of pinot noir from the Cote Aux Enfants vineyard. It shows a medium orange-amber color, dark cherry-skin and candied-plum aromas followed by vivid strawberry and blood-orange flavors. Marked by finesse, light but very flavorful, complex and layered. Drink or hold.
Vinous 94 Points | The 2015 Brut Grand Année Rosé is quite open in its aromatics but much more reticent on the palate. It's a Champagne that is going to need some time to be at its finest. Chalk, white pepper, grapefruit, blood orange and mint lend notable presence in the bouquet. Today, the 2015 comes across as a touch ethereal and also quite different in overall feel than the Blanc. Dosage is 7 grams per liter. Disgorged: July 2023.
Bollinger PN AYC21 is an exceptional Blanc de Noirs Champagne that celebrates the distinctive character of Pinot Noir and the remarkable diversity of Champagne's terroirs. Part of Bollinger's exclusive PN collection, this limited-production cuvée showcases the House's mastery of Pinot Noir, combining richness, precision, and freshness in a beautifully expressive Champagne.
The AYC21 edition highlights Pinot Noir from the celebrated village of Aÿ, one of Champagne's most prestigious Grand Cru terroirs. Built around the 2021 harvest, this release captures the elegance and mineral tension of Pinot Noir while maintaining Bollinger's signature depth and complexity.
The nose is inviting and beautifully layered, revealing delicate floral aromas intertwined with warm spices, ripe white cherry, white raspberry, and juicy white peach. Subtle notes of freshly baked biscuits, toasted almonds, and candied ginger add complexity and richness.
On the palate, the Champagne is vibrant, focused, and remarkably harmonious. Flavors of orchard fruits, delicate red berries, and citrus unfold across a finely textured, energetic mousse. Mouthwatering acidity provides freshness and tension, while elegant mineral notes enhance the wine's precision. The finish is long, bright, and beautifully persistent, leaving impressions of toasted nuts, subtle spice, and refreshing minerality.
Both sophisticated and versatile, Bollinger PN AYC21 is an outstanding choice for Champagne enthusiasts seeking a distinctive expression of Pinot Noir. Enjoy it as an elegant aperitif or pair it with fresh oysters, scallops, lobster, roasted poultry, or delicate mushroom dishes.
July 20, 2026 "With an enticing, floral- and spice-laced nose and finely meshed flavors of ripe white cherry, white raspberry, white peach fruit, biscuit, grilled almond and candied ginger, this is harmonious and appealing. A well-honed spine of mouthwatering acidity creates tension, while the flavor profile expands on the pointillism-like mousse. Bright, focused and mineral-driven, with a lasting finish."
Producer: Champagne Bollinger
Wine: PN AYC21 – 2026 Release
Country: France
Region: Champagne
Appellation: Champagne AOC
Principal Cru: Aÿ (Grand Cru)
Additional Crus: Tauxières and Mutigny
Grape Variety: 100% Pinot Noir
Style: Blanc de Noirs Brut Champagne
Base Vintage: 2021
Blend: 51% from the 2021 harvest and 49% reserve wines
Reserve Wines: Includes wines from 2012, 2013, and 2014, some preserved in magnums
Vinification: Fermentation in stainless-steel vats and oak barrels
Aging: More than twice the minimum required by the Champagne appellation
Dosage: 8 g/L
Alcohol: 12.5% ABV
Bottle Size: 750ml
Serving Temperature: 50–52°F (10–11°C)
Cellaring Potential: Enjoy now or cellar for further development
Bollinger Rosé Brut NV is a beautifully expressive Champagne that combines the House of Bollinger's signature richness and complexity with the elegance, freshness, and vibrant fruit character of a fine rosé. Crafted predominantly from Pinot Noir, this sophisticated non-vintage Champagne offers a harmonious balance of structure, finesse, and delicate red berry flavors.
Produced in the renowned Champagne region of France, Bollinger Rosé reflects the House's dedication to traditional winemaking and exceptional vineyard sourcing. Its distinctive character comes from the addition of carefully selected red wine from Pinot Noir vineyards, lending the Champagne its delicate salmon-pink hue, aromatic intensity, and refined structure.
The bouquet is expressive and inviting, opening with aromas of fresh strawberries, raspberries, red currants, and wild cherries. Delicate floral notes mingle with subtle hints of citrus zest, toasted brioche, and warm spice, creating a beautifully layered aromatic profile.
On the palate, Bollinger Rosé is lively, elegant, and wonderfully balanced. Juicy red berry flavors unfold alongside notes of ripe peach, citrus, and delicate pastry. The fine, creamy mousse adds a luxurious texture, while refreshing acidity and subtle minerality provide precision and lift. The finish is long and graceful, with lingering impressions of fresh berries, gentle spice, and toasted bread.
Equally delightful as an aperitif or paired with food, Bollinger Rosé complements smoked salmon, tuna tartare, lobster, roasted duck, grilled poultry, and berry-based desserts. Its combination of freshness, richness, and elegance makes it an outstanding Champagne for celebrations, romantic occasions, and refined dining.
94 Wine Spectator - August 11, 2025 "An enticing rosé Champagne, with a core of ripe and juicy raspberry, white peach and cherry, fragrant anise, cardamom and cumin, plus accents of slivered almond, candied ginger, blood orange peel and white blossoms. Mouthwatering and harmonious, with a fine, raw silk–like mousse and a long, long finish."
94 James Suckling - July 18, 2025 "Very attractive aromas of strawberry pie with the crust nicely crispy. Copper and iron too. Medium-bodied with real pinot noir character as well as salted butter, hints of barrel and a juicy finish. 64% barrel-fermented pinot noir (5% still red wine), 28% chardonnay and the rest pinot meunier. Rosé just keeps getting better."
93+ Jeb Dunnuck - December 20, 2024 "A medium salmon hue (only 5% red wine is added to the blend), the nose is beautiful and has a lovely touch of opulence in its notes of preserved Amarena cherries, ripe red fruit, toasted brioche, and fresh roses. The palate offers a luxurious feel, with power and elegance that suggest decadence, but it’s not sweet. It has a refined mousse, with a chalky and pithy, orange-tinged structure, wonderful length, and a good core that will easily age another 10 or more years."
Producer: Champagne Bollinger
Wine: Bollinger Rosé Brut NV
Country: France
Region: Champagne
Appellation: Champagne AOC
Grape Varieties: 62% Pinot Noir, 24% Chardonnay, 14% Pinot Meunier
Style: Non-Vintage Brut Rosé Champagne
Color: Rosé
Vineyards: More than 85% Grand Cru and Premier Cru vineyards
Production: Traditional-method Champagne with 5–6% still red Pinot Noir wine added
Vinification: Approximately 30% of the base wine fermented in oak barrels
Reserve Wines: Approximately 50% of the blend
Aging: Approximately 30–36 months on the lees
Dosage: 7–8 g/L
Alcohol: 12.5% ABV
Bottle Size: 750ml
Serving Temperature: 46–50°F (8–10°C)
Food Pairings: Lobster, grilled salmon, roasted poultry, duck, seafood, and berry desserts
Bollinger is one of Champagne's most storied and revered houses — a family-owned Grande Marque founded in 1829 in Aÿ, at the heart of the Pinot Noir-dominant Montagne de Reims. Fiercely independent, resolutely traditional, and uncompromising in quality, Bollinger is the only major Champagne house to still ferment a portion of its reserve wines in magnum and to use a significant proportion of oak-aged reserve wines in its blends. The Special Cuvée is the house's flagship non-vintage Brut — a benchmark of the Bollinger style and one of the most consistently celebrated Champagnes in the world. The current release is based on the 2019 vintage (45%), blended with 55% reserve wines, with 60% Pinot Noir, 25% Chardonnay, and 15% Pinot Meunier — approximately 10% vinified in oak barrel, with around 40% reserve wine kept in magnums.
The color is a rich, youthful golden hue. The nose is classic and complex: golden apricot, hazelnut, wet stone, black cherry, dried apple, marzipan, and toasty sourdough — the unmistakable Bollinger signature of depth, richness, and biscuity autolytic character. On the palate, it is full-bodied yet elegant and light on its feet, with a ripe and luxurious feel, racy acidity, and a pillowy, refined mousse. Savoury, biscuity notes carry through to a long, inviting finish with just a hint of warmth. Exceptional now, with plenty of life ahead.
Decanter 95 — "A classic Champagne done well. Notes of marzipan, toastiness and leesy sourdough. Classic for a reason — would only elevate any table it finds itself on."
Jancis Robinson 17/20 — "A particularly stunning rendition of Bollinger. Very fine texture, remarkably fine mousse. Savoury, biscuity notes. Great length — a lovely example."
Jeb Dunnuck 93 — "Classic and ripe with lush, rounded aromas of golden apricot, hazelnut, wet stone and black cherry. Full-bodied yet elegant. One of the best entry wines to the range from this house — a benchmark wine."
James Suckling 93 — "Lovely density and fine-bubble texture. Dried apple and apricot, spice, zest and ginger. Always really well done."
Robert Parker 92 — "Bursting from the glass with honeyed apples, crisp stone fruit, buttery pastry, ripe lemons and fresh walnuts. Charming, characterful — Special Cuvée is firmly back where it belongs."
James Bond's Champagne of choice — Bollinger Special Cuvée is the benchmark non-vintage Brut, and one of the great Champagnes at any price.
Bols Elderflower is a clear liqueur made from the honey-scented blossoms of the elder tree, Sambucus nigra. Fresh and floral, it brings a blossom-driven accent to summery cocktails and simple mixed drinks.
Crafted with natural botanicals, this elderflower liqueur offers a floral addition to the home bar. The one-liter bottle provides a versatile format for exploring spritzes, long drinks, and other elderflower serves.
Bols Elderflower is a clear liqueur made from the honey-scented blossoms of the elder tree or Sambucus nigra. Fresh and floral, the liqueur is crafted with natural botanicals and forms a beautiful addition to summery cocktails and mixers to create at home. Vegan Product.
Try a small measure with sparkling wine and soda for an elderflower spritz, or experiment with gin, citrus, and soda in a refreshing long drink. These are serving suggestions for exploring its floral character.
A floral accent for spritzes and easygoing summer cocktails.
Bols Pumpkin Spice Liqueur brings a fall-inspired accent to the home bar. Made from a maceration of fresh pumpkin, cinnamon, and nutmeg, it combines pumpkin character with warming spice for seasonal cocktails and cozy coffee drinks.
Rich and aromatic, this liqueur offers a smooth, nutty character with a balance of spice and sweetness. Pumpkin, cinnamon, and nutmeg give it a comforting autumnal profile.
Try it in a Pumpkin Spice Espresso Martini, pairing its warm spice notes with bold coffee flavors. Use it for an autumnal twist on an Old Fashioned, or mix with hot coffee or steamed milk for a Pumpkin Spice Latte Cocktail.
A seasonal addition for fall entertaining and warming cocktail creations.
BOM DIA BRAZILIAN BUBBLES SPARKLING BRUT NV | 750ML
🇧🇷 Brazil — Chardonnay, Pinot Noir
From vineyards hidden deep in the jungle, this sparkling Brut marries Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes grown in Brazil's beautiful southern wine region, where altitude, cool nights, and volcanic soils conspire to produce wines of genuine finesse.
Fresh, delicate, and classically structured. Pale straw in color with fine, persistent bubbles. The nose opens with green apple, white peach, and a whisper of brioche. On the palate it is crisp and dry, with bright citrus acidity and a clean, refreshing finish that makes it as at home at the table as it is at a celebration.
A testament to Brazil's emerging wine culture — and proof that the southern hemisphere has plenty left to say.
Grapes: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir
Region: Southern Brazil
Format: 750ml
Style: Brut, NV
Bombay Original Dry Gin draws on a recipe dating to 1761 and is distilled in England with eight selected botanicals. Juniper, lemon peel, coriander and warm spice shape a classic dry-gin profile. This is the Original Dry expression, bottled at 86 proof in a 1.75-liter format.
The producer note describes a creamy, slightly sweet nose, bright citrus and juniper on the palate, and a clean, spiced finish with baking-spice and licorice accents. Try it in a gin and tonic or Martini, or keep it on hand for other gin-forward cocktails.
Bombay Original Dry Gin is crafted from a recipe dating back to 1761, distilled in England using eight carefully selected botanicals: juniper berries, lemon peel, coriander seeds, angelica root, cassia bark, orris root, grains of paradise, and almonds.
The result is a classic, well-balanced dry gin with a creamy, slightly sweet character on the nose, bright citrus and juniper on the palate, and a clean, spiced finish with subtle notes of baking spice and licorice. Elegant and versatile — ideal for a classic gin & tonic, martini, or any gin-forward cocktail.
Bombay · Producer Description
A classic English dry gin in a generous format for your cocktail bar.
Bombay Dry Gin offers a crisp, dry character and smooth texture in a generous one-liter bottle. Bottled at 86 proof, it is a versatile choice for stocking a home bar and exploring classic gin cocktails.
The producer describes a full-bodied gin with hints of spice and aromatic accents. Its smooth texture and dry profile make an inviting foundation for drinks that let the gin's character come through.
Bombay Dry Gin's crisp dry taste is coupled with a full-bodied strength that makes this a worldwide favorite. It has a smooth texture that is accentuated by hints of spice and aromatics that give it distinction.
Try with tonic water over ice and a citrus garnish, or mix with dry vermouth for a martini. For a different direction, use it in a Negroni with bitter aperitivo and sweet vermouth.
A crisp, smooth bar staple for classic gin drinks.
Bombay Sapphire combines ten botanicals sourced from around the world through vapor-infusion distillation. Juniper, lemon peel, herbs and warm spice give this British gin its aromatic character. This one-liter bottle is bottled at 94 proof and offers a versatile foundation for a home cocktail bar.
The producer note opens with perfumed juniper, bitter citrus and brown spice. A smooth entry leads to a medium-bodied palate with pungent, spicy juniper notes. Pour it into a gin and tonic, stir it into a Martini or try it in a Negroni.
Bombay Sapphire Gin has perfumed juniper, bitter citrus, and brown spice nose; smooth entry; a glycerous, medium-bodied palate; pungent, spicy juniper notes.
Bombay Sapphire · Producer Description
For a simple serve, mix with tonic water over ice and add a fresh citrus garnish. Other cocktail options include a Tom Collins, Gimlet, Aviation or Bee’s Knees.
A juniper-and-citrus gin in a one-liter format for classic cocktails.
Bombay Sapphire brings ten botanicals together through vapor-infusion distillation, with juniper, citrus, herbs and spice shaping its character. Bottled at 94 proof, this 1.75-liter format is a practical choice for stocking a home cocktail bar.
The producer note describes perfumed juniper, bitter citrus and brown spice, followed by a smooth entry and a medium-bodied palate. Falstaff highlights a citrus-driven style with peppery spice, a hint of almonds and a lemon-curd texture. Try it in a gin and tonic, Martini or Negroni.
Guia Penin, 93 Points — Powerful, complex, characterful, citrus fruit, fruit liqueur notes, fragrant herbs, balsamic herbs. Flavor: powerful, round, elegant, spicy.
Falstaff, 91 Points — The style is more citrus-driven, but otherwise classic with a fine peppery spice and a hint of almonds. The texture of lemon curd on the palate, with a peppery spice on the finish. Elegant finish.
Bombay Sapphire Gin has perfumed juniper, bitter citrus, and brown spice nose; smooth entry; a glycerous, medium-bodied palate; pungent, spicy juniper notes.
Bombay Sapphire · Producer Description
For a simple serve, pour over ice with tonic water and a fresh citrus garnish. It also offers a botanical base for a Tom Collins, Gimlet, Aviation or Bee’s Knees.
A citrus-and-juniper gin in a generous format for classic cocktails.
