Our Wines

The impressive expanse of the Burgo vineyards runs through a large diversity of soils and microclimates. This allows the ideal grapes to provide the perfect expression, in this case, of Rioja. The use of aged American oak gives backbone to a wine that offers red fruit and a touch of coconut. A great summer bbq wine.

Grape • Tempranillo, Graciano
Place • Rioja, France
FYI • Burgo means "hamlet" or "fortified town" in Spanish.

Refreshing, clean, and with a quick finish. This varietaly-perfect showing has floral notes, espeically that of acacia flowers. Served chilled as a perfect aperitif wine or with caprese salad.

Grape • Pinot Grigio
Place • Molise, Italy
FYI • Molise is located in south-central Italy.

Like discovering less trodden places? Molise is for you. Squeezed between Abruzzo and Puglia, it has a dynamic landscape along the Adriatic Sea. This youthful red with hints of violet and currant is ideal for the cuisine of this historically poor region. Diets are heavy on pasta, veggies and generous amounts of olive oil.

Grape • Sangiovese
Place • Molise, Italy
FYI • The comfort food dish of this area is p’lenta d’iragn.

This isn’t your uncle’s pinotage (a grape unique to South Africa) and it’s easy to convince you with this one. Subtle notes of cherry, spice, and a touch of smoke offer up a seductive drinking experience that will put a smile on your face. Give it a try with marinated lamb or an Indian curry.

Grape • Pinotage
Place • Western Cape, South Africa
FYI • Named after the blue crane, South Africa’s national bird.

This is the wine that started it all for Fairvalley. A huge hit in the UK, it has now found solid footing in the US and is always a crowd pleaser. The backbone of important socio-ecoomic programs in the region, this wine shows beautifully with notes of cantaloupe and melon. Pairs well with capresi salad.

Grape • Chenin Blanc
Place • Paarl, South Africa
FYI • The logo comes from the wineries fair trade approach.

This wine hails from Navarra, an area that sits northeast of Rioja. The vines are between 30 and 40 years old. It is bursting with delicious notes of strawberry, plum and cocoa. This easy drinking wine pairs nicely with a variety of foods. It goes particularly well with a plate of charcuterie or grilled pork chops.

Grape • Tempranillo, Garnacha
Place • Navarra, Spain
FYI • This wine region experiences three climatic influences!

The vineyard for this wine is grown near the remains of the beautiful della Scala family villa not far from Verona. This region is known for it's delicious whites as this one proves. Aromas of fresh flowers and a hint of peach make this a perfect aperitif. It also pairs well with ceviche and sushi.

Grape • Pinot Grigio
Place • Veneto, Italy
FYI • The Veneto is the NE region of Italy.

Named Los Dos because it is always made from two varietals. This rosé has youthful characteristics of raspberry and white flowers. While there are many rich foods in Campo de Borja including lamb, blood pudding, and garlic soup, this wine is better suited with lighter fare such as grilled chicken or fish tacos.

Grape • Grenache, Cabernet Sauvignon
Place • Campo de Borja, Spain
FYI • Some towns here didn't see cars until the late 20th cent.

Drinking this will bring to mind toe-dipping along the beautiful Cote d'Azur while sipping on a delicate rose. A classic with notes of exotic fruits like guava and papaya, this versatile wine pairs well with... you guessed it, seafood!

Grape • Grenache, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Cinsault
Place • Provence, France
FYI • Aix-en-Provence is the birthplace of painter Cezanne.

This wine switches between Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot each vintage depending on which provides the greatest ability to provide the bright, refreshing strawberry-like quality it is known for. Bright acidity, a light salmon color and aromas of raspberry and strawberry make this a quafable winner year after year.

Grape • Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot
Place • Bordeaux, France
FYI • Bordeaux is considered the wine capital of the world.