Our 5 most exciting wines of the year are available by reservation only. Pre-order by December 1st, 2026. Pick-up December through April.  

TRY ONE OR TRY THEM ALL! Explore the world’s wine growing regions with a limited-edition program that has something for every taste, every food and every occasion. It's potentially a complete wine cellar in one program. 

Reserve on-line or you can call your nearest store or just drop by to order. We will call you when they arrive each month. Includes labels.

December: Connexion Red

Connexion Red brings together two of France’s most celebrated red grapes. Grenache, a hallmark of the Rhône Valley, meets Merlot, the signature variety of Bordeaux. Dark berry notes lead, supported by subtle plum and raspberry undertones. Gentle spice and soft herbal hints complement the fruit, while smooth tannins and bright acidity result in a balanced finish.

LANGUEDOC, FRANCE - This Mediterranean climate combines warm sunshine with cooling coastal breezes. Limestone and clay soils retain moisture, supporting healthy vines and concentrated fruit. These conditions help the grapes ripen fully while maintaining freshness and character.

January: Connexion White

The name “Connexion” reflects the harmony created when three of the Rhône Valley’s classic white grapes come together in one blend. Roussanne, Marsanne, and Viognier have been partnered in southern France for centuries, each contributing its own unique character. Notes of stone fruit and citrus lead the palate, with peach, apricot, and hints of nectarine. Subtle floral aromas and gentle honeyed richness add complexity, while soft acidity carries through to a smooth finish.

LANGUEDOC, FRANCE - This Mediterranean climate brings abundant sun and cooling coastal breezes. Limestone and clay soils retain moisture, helping vines thrive and enhancing flavour. Rhône varieties produce vibrant white wines with ripe stone fruit character while maintaining freshness and balance.

February: Milagro

This Chilean blend brings together four classic red varieties, each contributing its own character to the finished product. Cabernet Sauvignon provides structure, Carmenère adds depth and subtle spice, while Merlot contributes softness, and Syrah lends richness and notes of dark fruit.Black and red berry flavours are joined by cherry and tart plum notes. Underlying oak, bright acidity, and polished tannins result in a satisfying finish.

MAIPO, CHILE - The Maipo Valley is one of Chile’s most celebrated wine regions, with warm days, Andes breezes, and abundant sunshine. Well-drained alluvial soils help grapes ripen while retaining freshness, producing concentrated fruit that is ideal for balanced yet expressive red blends.

March: Synergy

This Australian blend brings together two distinct varietals—Semillon’s structure and Gewürztraminer’s unique aromatics—creating an approachable, balanced wine. Aromatic notes of lychee, white peach, and citrus blossom are interwoven with subtle spice and floral hints, adding depth and complexity. Crisp acidity balances a silky texture, leading to a refreshingly satisfying finish.

RIVERLAND, AUSTRALIA -Riverland offers warm days and cool nights, producing grapes with concentrated fruit character. Sandy loam and alluvial soils support steady vine growth, helping grapes ripen fully while retaining freshness. These conditions create vibrant, yet balanced white wines.

April: Amici

This Italian red blend brings together several of Italy’s celebrated grapes—Montepulciano, Aglianico, and Sangiovese—creating a harmonious, expressive wine. Dark, ripe fruit flavors are complemented by bright cherry notes, while savory and herbal nuances add depth. Firm tannins and medium acidity provide structure, while the generous use of oak lends a rich, layered character.

ITALY - Italy’s diverse wine regions, from the rolling central hills to the sun-soaked south, produce structured red blends. Clay and limestone soils support healthy vines, while warm days and cool nights enhance aroma and depth.