Black currant, licorice, and new leather join for a robust red. Its satin-smooth mouthfeel carries an intensity of toasty cedar and espresso.
Black currant, licorice, and new leather join for a robust red. Its satin-smooth mouthfeel carries an intensity of toasty cedar and espresso.
A lively explosion of ripe red berries and pomegranates are accentuated by black pepper. The spiced notes are becoming of the fiery scene on the label, depicting the French revolution which comes to life when scanning the label with a Smart phone. Oak adds more warmth in terms of baking spice but does not overpower the fruit character.
Classic Zinfandel notes of blueberry, bramble, highlighted by a keen acidity. Juicy and fresh, with white pepper and mocha toastiness.
Dynamic and bold, with espresso, new leather, licorice, and a generous wash of black plum. Black pepper seasons cedar, leaning towards a balanced, rustic red.
A low 12.5 % abv sends a light and lively message, along with a well-designed, interactive label that comes to life when scanned. The wines shows an impressive structure, with crisp, refreshing acidity leaning into notes of apples and citrus.
Frisky and clean, with white grapefruit and lime chiffon energizing the palate. Lean, with mineral tonality and a finish of lemon sorbet.
With an inspired collection of reimagined artwork, the label is designed around French painter and lithographer Henri Fantin-Latour’s 1874 “Still Life with Pansies.” Honeyed notes of summer pear, tangerine blossom, and Key lime gather for a creamy, long, and luxurious, vanilla-laden sipper.
A blend of 48% Cabernet Sauvignon, 19% Petite Sirah, 18% Petit Verdot and 15% Merlot with a surge of red berries up front. The floral array of hibiscus, peony, roses, and an exotic musk show depth of character while also offering a nod to the label art. French Impressionist Gustave Caillebotte’s 1893 “Chrysanthemums in the Garden at Petit-Gennevillers” speaks to the liquid in the bottle. The finish of spiced sandalwood and vanilla is lilting on the finish.