2018 Cadence Winery, Coda — Cadence winemaker Ben Smith crafts some of the most elegant, complex, and ageworthy wines in Washington, with a focus on estate and single-vineyard blends of Bordeaux grapes. Continue reading
Category Archives: Collector’s Club
Collector’s Club – September 2020
2019 Poderi Elia, Dolcetto d’Alba — Poderi Elia has been making wines in northern Italy’s Piedmont region since 1890 but Small Vineyards, based right here in West Seattle, was the first to import them into the U.S. Continue reading
Collector’s Club – August 2020
2016 La Quercia, Montepulciano Riserva — Once again we present the new vintage of an annual shop favorite, imported by our friends at Small Vineyards. Continue reading
Collector’s Club – July 2020
2018 Simpatico, The Fanatic — Cassie Wistrom interned at the shop in 2012 while she was a student in the Wine Academy at South Seattle College. Continue reading
Collector’s Club – June 2020
2017 Holloran Vineyard Wines, Stafford Hill Tempranillo — Oregon is best known for its Pinot Noirs and the Willamette Valley is a perfect place to grow that grape. Continue reading
Collector’s Club – May 2020
2018 Gönc, Kerner “Pavel” — The Gönc family has been making wines in Slovenia since 1936 and today Peter Gönc represents the fourth generation of his family to oversee the winery. Continue reading
Collector’s Club – April 2020
2014 L.A. Cetto, Private Reserve Nebbiolo — L. A. Cetto is one of the oldest wineries in Mexico’s Guadalupe Valley, in northern Baja about 75 miles south of San Diego. Continue reading
Collector’s Club – March 2020
2018 Bodega Noemía de Patagonia, Malbec “A Lisa” — In 1828 British colonists discovered Argentina’s Rio Negro Valley. Continue reading
Collector’s Club – February 2020
2018 Serge Laporte, Les Boursicottes Sancerre — Les Boursicottes is based in Chavignol, one of the most esteemed villages in the Sancerre region of France’s Loire Valley. Continue reading
Collector’s Club – January 2020
2017 Poderi Elia, “Padrun” Langhe Nebbiolo — Poderi Elia has been making wines in northern Italy’s Piedmont region since 1890, but Small Vineyards was the first to import them into the U.S. Continue reading
