Fresh Imports

Discover white Douro with this fresh, textured blend of Portuguese grapes from Quinta da Pedra Alta’s highest vineyards.

An elite, high-altitude Malbec from the famous Adrianna Vineyard and one of the great wines of Argentina.

A benchmark high-altitude Malbec from Argentina’s most iconic estate.

Equal parts Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, entirely Premier Cru, with five years’ ageing and a dry Extra Brut finish.

A crisp, high-energy Petit Chablis from a historic Maligny producer.

An old vine Grenache-Mourvèdre blend that punches well above its price.

A plush and moreish look at the Cape's future that carries all the Alheit DNA in a slightly more approachable frame.

A high-fidelity, granite-edged masterpiece from the Paardeberg that vibrates with tension and elite crystalline purity.

The ultimate liquid map of the Cape’s heritage vines and a powerful, al dente benchmark from Chris and Suzaan Alheit.

Old-vine Régnié from the Thulon terroir, with north-east facing granite slopes giving the wine a distinctive freshness and precision.

Chiroubles from a very steep, south-facing hillside, with old vines giving depth and structure well beyond the cru's usual expectations.

Old vine Fleurie all about perfume, purity and power. Stunning Gamay.

Brouilly from an excellent site - full of juicy fruit and perhaps the Colonat crowd pleaser!

White Beaujolais made with the same precision and care as the estate's celebrated Gamay cuvées.

Great introduction to Chablis from one of the most respected winemaking families in the region.

A crisp, mineral-driven Assyrtiko from the cool heights of Amyndeon.

A fine, tense, mineral expression of Cru Beaujolais from one of the region's best-loved vineyards.

Phenomenal oxidative, flor-influenced Chardonnay from the Jura. This is excellent value for those who love the nutty, saline expressions of Chardonnay from this small French region.

A very rare cuvee from one of the great growers of Champagne.

Yet another utterly beguiling Rose Champagne from the master Jerome Prevost

A blend of vineyards from around Prevost's home in Gueux. Pinot Meunier is the variety of choice. A new entry into the Prevost stable.

This is Albarino, but not from Spain. With its peachy yellow fruit and chalky freshness, this unusual white from Uruguay's Atlantic coast hits all the right notes.

A powerful yet precise Pinot Noir recognised as one of New Zealand’s finest wines.

Arguably the touchstone example of Croze-Hermitage. Deep and broody, it's one to contemplate.

Often called the 'eighth Grand Cru', this is a powerful, racy Premier Cru with deep limestone-derived drive and a seamless, sophisticated palate.

Alexandra Wilson delivers a masterclass in finesse with this Savigny-lès-Beaune, offering a bright and silky Pinot Noir that values fragrance over power.

A fresh, textural Pinot Gris from Man O’ War that captures the rugged, coastal spirit of Waiheke Island.

An elite single-acreage Bannockburn Pinot Noir sourced from some of the oldest, own-rooted vines on Felton Road.

Sourced from a rescued, century-old vineyard, this is Artuke’s "Grand Cru"—a profound, seamless, and deeply elegant field blend built for serious cellaring.

A traditional, foot-stomped village wine from Ábalos that balances rustic winemaking with a vibrant, modern profile of dark fruit, fine tannins, and powerful structure.

Artuke’s sole white release is a serious, terroir-driven homage to traditional Rioja Blanco, perfectly balancing a creamy, lees-aged texture with taut, chalky salinity.

A dangerously drinkable, concrete-fermented field blend that delivers all the bright, unadorned red fruit you want from a new-wave Rioja at an unbeatable price.

A full-flavoured Sicilian Nero, framed by round and soft tannin.

99 points from James Suckling - Only three bottles available.

A rare bird of NZ wine, the Bell Hill Pinot Noir is arguably one of the most sought-after and highly collectable Pinot Noirs in the country.

The 2024 NZ Wine of the Year - 100 points. Only 3 bottles available.