Producers
Each house with its own valley and one rule: the wine has to tell you where it comes from.
Italy
2 houses · 20 labels
Cantine Belisario
Verdicchio di Matelica DOC
The one Verdicchio that never sees the sea. A closed valley, cold nights, acidity straight as a blade: whites that hold up over years and stand up to serious fish cooking.
Bisson
Portofino DOC · Golfo del Tigullio
A traditional-method sparkler that finishes its ageing on the seabed of the gulf: total darkness, constant pressure, a temperature that never moves.
Spain
4 houses · 58 labels
Casa de la Ermita
D.O. Jumilla
The winery was born in 1999 from the project of a family tied to farming for generations, inside the Sierra del Carche regional park, and became the first organic wine producer in the Región de Murcia. The vineyards lie between seven and eight hundred metres, on the flanks of a 1,372-metre mountain.
Bodegas y Viñedos Milénico
D.O. Ribera del Duero
A family, artisanal house in San Martín de Rubiales: organic dry-farmed vineyards at 850 metres, low yields and limited series. Since 2012 two brothers of the family have bottled only their own grapes.
Bodegas El Progreso
D.O. La Mancha
In the heart of the Mancha plain, the oldest Spanish cooperative in continuous operation since 1917. The name of its main range comes from the “eyes of the Guadiana”: the springs where the river is reborn from underground, on these very lands.
Félix Solís Avantis
D.O. Valdepeñas · La Mancha · Rioja · Toro
The family-owned Spanish wine group founded in Valdepeñas in 1952, today with six wineries: Valdepeñas, La Mancha, Ribera del Duero, Rueda, Rioja and Toro. The portfolio we carry spans eight ranges and twenty-three references.
