"Originating in the 19th century, Graham’s winemakers would mark each barrel of port using grape symbols to rate the wine from one to six. The symbol of six grapes denoted complexity, structure, and balance. Wines destined for Vintage Port. But not all of them. By the early 1900’s, Graham’s started bottling wine selected from these barrels to produce a reserve port like no other: Six Grapes. Over a century later, the wine continues to be Graham’s signature reserve port." —winemaker

"Joel Gott Blend No. 815 Cabernet Sauvignon has aromas of raspberries, blackberries, plum, and mocha with notes of cinnamon and cedar. The wine opens with red fruit flavors, followed by velvety tannins on the mid palate and notes of black pepper on the long, textured finish." —winemaker

"Crafted from Nebbiolo grown at 450 m in the Arenarie di Diano d’Alba soils of the historic Bussia cru in Monforte d’Alba, this Barolo shows remarkable tension and depth. The nose opens with rose petals, dried violet, wild strawberry, red currant, and a hint of blood orange zest, layered with licorice, fennel seed, and subtle minty alpine notes. On the palate, it is precise and elegant yet firmly structured, with fine-grained tannins, bright red-cherry fruit, savory tobacco, crushed stone minerality, and a lingering note of sweet spice from large cask aging. The long, taut and mineral-driven finish reflects the altitude and late October harvest, promising graceful evolution over the next two decades." —winemaker

"The Umani Ronchi version of Montepulciano d’Abruzzo is intended to be an interpretation of this vine which aims to exalt its varietal characteristics and its freshness, combining these qualities with just the right amount of charm and softness. The result is a very pleasant and drinkable wine which goes with many different kinds of dishes." —winemaker