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Corazon tequilla blanco, lime, Cointreau, agave

Traditional fermentation with indigenous yeasts and bacteria, dosage of less then 2g/l of sugar. Aged a minimum of 10 months in the bottle, disgorged at order time.Pale yellow, with small and constant bubbles. It boasts a complex and intense aroma of mature white fruit. The palate is soft but elegant.

This dry Bordeaux blanc is made from Sémillon and Sauvignon Blanc vines planted in complex soils of clay and limestone on fissured bedrock. The wine is bone-dry and bracing, bearing the classic Sauvignon Blanc notes of lime and grass. This blanc is astoundingly versatile at table. Exquisite with seafood, it is also perfect on its own.

Nicely balanced with soft fruit and a hint of oak

Cloudy, dry, and well balanced with a hint of white pepper

Refreshing tropical citrus notes and a soft mouthfeel

On the palate, this wine is light with medium body. Aged 12 months, aromas of crushed berries and plums mixed with earth and mushroom vibes. Great with pork and pasta.

A firm, polished red with plenty of currant and berry aromas, as well as hints of bark and mushroom, following through to a full body with round, juicy tannins and a flavorful finish. It's refined and flavorful with lots of fruit on the finish.

A hodgepodge of California grapes including Syrah, Grenache, Carignan and Barbera, this bottle is perfect for those that love a dry red wine.

A blend of equal parts Verdejo and Sauvignon Blanc, a common combination for the white wines of the region, and here made into an orange wine via a week of maceration on the skins. Aromatics of orange blossom and tropical jackfruit with moderately tannic dried citrus peels, tea and preserved apricots on the yeasty and textured plate.

World-famous aperitif from French Catalonia near Spain Generous wine and mistelle base; firm backbone of quinine Classically sipped on ice with lemon peel or with a splash of tonic Byrrh loves clear spirits such as gin, tequila and mezcal Pairs well with blue cheese Evolved from quinine bark infusions used to prevent malaria

World-famous aperitif from French Catalonia near Spain Generous wine and mistelle base; firm backbone of quinine Classically sipped on ice with lemon peel or with a splash of tonic Byrrh loves clear spirits such as gin, tequila and mezcal Pairs well with blue cheese Evolved from quinine bark infusions used to prevent malaria