One of the best values in Natural wine is Angiolino Maule's magnum of fresh, young Garganega wine that's a great table match to ragu bianco or white pizza.

Show up to your next dinner party with a mag of great Beaujolais!

This year Sunier bottled the Montmerond plot of vines in Regnie separate from his regular Regnie blend. The wine has a gorgeous violet bouquet and an excellent balance of body and acidity.

Approximate drinking window:  2024-2031.

Lambert's biggest Chenin Blanc, with half of the wine aging in smaller oak casks, while maintaining great acid. A rich wine for the cellar.

Approximate drinking window:  2024-2028.

Single vineyard Cabernet Franc with a strong maceration and some age in oak casks and concrete. Dark fruited, leathery, and tannic, this wine is a great pairing for richer game dishes.

Mineral-driven and floral expression of Chenin Blanc, from the single vineyard Clos de Midi, with a year of aging in oak.

The red robin, who graced this wine with its name and image, is a symbol of Lombardy. The wine gets two years in barrel and is a blend of wines from all three of Arpepe's vineyards.

The Rosso di Valtellina is Arpepe's introduction to the perfect Nebbiolo wines of the Alps. Made at the Northern end of Lombardy at high elevations, this is the wine that sees the lightest treatment of oak and lightest aging.

A gorgeous vibrant and bright white. Finally, a Gewurztraminer with acid!

Estate-grown Pinot Gris from Vancouver Island with great acidity and lees aging to add extra complexity to the fresh fruit.

A combination of old-growth cedar, Island tea leaves, and botanicals steeped in solera-aged fortified wine, with a crisp minty finish. Sip on its own.

This promising first bottling has a fragrant nose, with cassis, cherry, and a slight tobbaco edge on the palate, and fine tannins balanced by a lively acidity.