This Austrian Blaufrankisch is an experimental project made by two friends who “rescued” a forgotten vineyard in the Burgenland that had fallen on hard times. Made with zero added sulfur, this is juicy, with a dry... Read More
Blaufränkisch, also known as Lemberger, is an Austrian grape grown selectively in the Finger Lakes. This dry red wine has an earthy nose with wonderful smooth black cherry and pomegranate tones. Fuller than a Pinot Noir,... Read More
Sourced from 9 different parcels in Schützen that are dominated by limestone, mica schist, and portions of slate. Fermented in stainless steel before being racked into used stockinger barrels. It shows a lovely Vino Nobile... Read More