2021 Bodegas y Viñedos Ilurce, Rio Madre, Graciano — This winery, located in northern Spain’s Rioja region, has been run by the Escudero family since 1940. Continue reading →

2021 Antonio Sanguineti, Morellino de Scansano — We’ve featured a number of wines from Tuscan winemaker and Small Vineyards founding partner Antonio Sanguineti over the years, but never this one. Continue reading →

2021 Colle Petruccio, Stralunato Toscana Bianco IGT — In the 1990s Sandro Ruffo gave up his successful law practice and moved to Maremma, on Italy’s Tuscan coast, where he could slow down, enjoy the beautiful countryside, and reconnect with his lifelong passion for winemaking. Continue reading →

2019 Domaine Cabirau, Côtes du Roussillon — Although Roussillon is often considered just a part of Languedoc, this southern French region is quite distinct, both culturally and geographically. Continue reading →

2021 Simpatico, Fanatic Albariño — Simpatico was founded by our former shop intern, Cassie Wistrom, along with two classmates from the Wine Academy at South Seattle College. Continue reading →

2021 Yves Cuilleron, “Les Vignes d’à Côté,” Roussanne — This family estate, based in France’s northern Rhône Valley, has vineyards in top appellations including Condrieu, Saint Joseph, and Côte Rôtie. Continue reading →

2020 Corona del Valle, Mezcla de Tintos — We recently had one of our ever-popular tastings of Mexican wines and this red was by far the star of the evening. Continue reading →

2021 Giorgio Colutta, Sauvignon, Friuli Colli Orientale — Colutta is a third-generation, family-run winery in the Colli Orientale (“Eastern Hills”) of Friuli, which is in northeastern Italy, bordering Slovenia. Continue reading →

2021 Cantine Madaudo, Barone di Bernaj Nerello Mascalese — The first two wines in this month’s club come from our friends at Alki-based Small Vineyards, but both are from wineries we have never featured before. Continue reading →

2021 Domaine Emmanuel Fellot, Bourgogne Blanc — This family estate in the southern part of Beaujolais, dates back to 1829. Continue reading →