Red Wine between $50 and $75

Fratelli Broccardo has been a family estate since 1940’s, though it wasn’t until the 21st century they began selling their estate wine commercially. Today, the third generation manages their 7 hectares of vineyards... Read More

Four generations of the Rocca family have been crafting exceptional wine in Barbaresco since the 1940's, when Giacomo Rocca began bottling his wine in demijohns. In the 1960's, his son, Albino, expanded the vineyard holdings... Read More

Four generations of the Rocca family have been crafting exceptional wine in Barbaresco since the 1940's, when Giacomo Rocca began bottling his wine in demijohns. In the 1960's, his son, Albino, expanded the vineyard holdings... Read More

In 1996 Alvaro Espinoza founded Antiyal, which means sons of the sun in Mapuche (native Chilean). The estate is known as one of the leading organic and biodynamic producers in the country. Originally a small, garage winery, Antiyal... Read More

The Brezza Family has been making wine and farming vineyards in Barolo since 1885. Enzo is the fourth generation of his family to lead the estate, where they have an enviable holding of vineyards in Barolo including the Cru sites... Read More

In Barolo, five major communes (La Morra, Barolo, Castiglione Falletto, Monforte d’Alba and Serralunga d’Alba) dominate production and are home to the region’s most prestigious vineyards. However, these communes... Read More

Ca' La Bionda is located in the commune of Marano di Valpolicella in the heart of the Classico zone of Valpolicella. Founded by Pietro Castellani in 1902, Ca' La Bionda has over 29 hectares of hillside vineyards at an... Read More

Azienda Agricola La Màgia was founded in the early 1970s by Harald Schwarz, who came from Alto Adige after becoming enamored with Montalcino's stunning beauty. In 2011, Harald handed the reins over to his son Fabian,... Read More

Cascina Vano is a fifth generation winery located in Neive, Italy. The estate is comprised of fifteen hectares of organically-farmed vineyards located in the heart of the Barbaresco. The Rivetti family has been growing grapes... Read More

In 2014, Sylvie Cases purchased Château Chauvin along with her children, Julie, Pierre and François. The Château is located in the north-west part of St. Émilion, near the border with Pomerol and neighbors... Read More

Château Giscours is ranked as a Troisième Cru, or 3rd Growth, in the 1855 Classification of Bordeaux. The château has a 600 year history going back to when it was a defensive tower overlooking what was once... Read More

Château Gloria was conceived in 1942, when Henri Martin purchased his first parcel of vines, a six hectare (15 acre) plot from Château Beychevelle. Over the course of the next forty years, he built Gloria piecemeal,... Read More

The name La Dominique comes from an 18th century owner of the Château, Jean-Baptiste Fontémoing, who christened the property in memory of the island in the Carribean. However, the history of the estate goes back to... Read More

Château Lagrange’s prestigious history dates back to the 14th century. It is ranked as Troisième Cru, or 3rd Growth, in the 1855 Classification of Bordeaux. However, by the middle of the 20th century, Lagrange... Read More

The history of Château Lynch-Bages begins with Thomas Lynch and the Batges vineyard. Lynch owned the land starting in 1749 and worked very hard to make quality wine that he sold as Cru de Lynch which earned classification... Read More

Château Moulin Saint-Georges is... Read More

Château Prieure Lichine's history started in a most unique manner: initially it was a priory for Benedictine monks. In 1951 Alexis Lichine purchased the estate and revamped and expanded the vineyards and cellar, eventually... Read More

Château Rouget is one of the oldest estates in Pomerol: there is evidence that the Ancient Romans planted vines on the estate several centuries ago. The Château appears in archives and land registers from 1700 —... Read More

Château Saint Pierre is an historic Saint-Julien estate dating back to 1693 when its land was first planted to vines and known as a farm property by the name of Serançon. During the 1855 Classification it was ranked... Read More

Yves Canarelli has run his family estate, Clos Canarelli, for the past 30 years since taking over in 1993 and is a pioneer in the preservation and promotion of the native varietals of Corsica. The property is comprised of 38 hectares... Read More

The Paquet family has owned properties in Burgundy since the early 1950's. Agnès Paquet took over the vineyards and set up her Domaine in 2000 after completing her wine business studies in Beaune. The estate is located... Read More

The Paquet family has owned properties in Burgundy since the early 1950's. Agnès Paquet took over the vineyards and set up her Domaine in 2000 after completing her wine business studies in Beaune. The estate is located... Read More

Domaine Benedetti is a small, organic, family-run estate in Châteauneuf-du-Pape. The domaine was founded by Nicolas Benedetti in 1930, when he moved his family from Italy to the southern Rhône. Today, his great-grandson... Read More

Domaine Bony Gachot is small, family domaine in Nuits-Saint-Georges run by Fabienne Bony. In the 1960's, Jean-Pierre Bony founded the estate along with his wife, and in 2000, their daughter, Fabienne, tool control. Since she's... Read More

Domaine François et Fils began, like most farms of the time, as a polyculture and breeding farm. Production of appellation wines didn’t begin until the late 1980’s, when Jean-Michel François planted his... Read More