http://www.southerwinegroup.com/ One of the USA's leading importers of South America's most coveted wines and specialty beer, we bring a number of the finest boutique, and often family-owned brands to wholesalers throughout the United States. Southern Wine Group News 2009 Durigutti Cabernet Sauvignon Mendoza, 90 Points Bright dark red. Sweeter on the nose than the 2010, offering scents and flavors of currant, plum, mocha and earth. At once saline and sweet, and a bit more concentrated than the 2010. The fat middle palate is nicely framed by harmonious acidity. Finishes broad, spicy and long, with a fine dusting of tannins that spread out to coat the palate. Lovely balance here. 2010 Durigutti Malbec Mendoza, 90 Points Bright dark red. Perfumed aromas of blackberry, currant, violet, licorice and menthol lifted by hints of herbs and pepper. Supple, ripe and nicely concentrated, with mid-palate sweetness restrained by vigorous, harmonious acidity. Finishes thicker than the 2010 cabernet, with fine-grained tannins and lovely lingering fruits and herbs. 2008 Durigutti Malbec Reserva Mendoza, 92 Points Bright red-ruby. Pure, discreet aromas of black fruits and flowers; classy and vibrant. Silky on entry, then primary, fine-grained and deep in the middle, with a distinctly primary character and lovely definition of dark berry flavor. The seamless finish offers suave tannins, excellent energy and subtle building length. Beautifully balanced malbec with real class--not at all a blockbuster. And a great value. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/home.php#news25 News Alberti 154 2010 Malbec - Wine Pick of the Week 3/12/2012 "Once again, Alberti 154 bested its competition at this moderate price. Pleasing, sweet berry flavors are complemented with light earth and juicy acidity. This and Alberti's tempranillo are both well made and drinking quite nicely already." http://www.southernwinegroup.com/home.php#news24 News Great news: With the recent March 1, 2012 release of issue #199 of the Wine Advocate, (Chile & Uruguay), together with the January issue #198, (Argentina), we gained 36 new 90+ point scores. With the addition of #197, the review of Brittan's Oregon Pinots, we totaled 38 wines scoring 90 points or higher in just over 3 months. This is great acknowledgement of our leadership status. All here today, gone tomorrow "specialists" take note. We are Latin America's Finest Wines! http://www.southernwinegroup.com/home.php#news23 News From 84 year old vines, this single vineyard release is absolutely stunning right now. Our next container arrives in late November, place your orders ASAP! http://www.southernwinegroup.com/home.php#news22 News This March Guillermo Donnerstag tasted us on two new additions to his "Casa" lineup - a Cabernet Sauvignon and a Malbec/Cabernet Sauvignon blend. Everyone present was thrilled with both bottlings, and we're happy to say they've finally arrived stateside - Contact your SWG salesperson for details! http://www.southernwinegroup.com/home.php#news21 News The superb press for Hector and Pablo's 2008 wines just keeps coming... Grab a case from your local retailer while they still have it! http://www.southernwinegroup.com/home.php#news20 News Our 2009 Torrontés wins the taste off! Wine Library 2009 Torrontés Taste Off http://www.southernwinegroup.com/home.php#news19 News One of our favorite Malbecs hits a home run in Dallas. Find it here online and check out the article below. Dallas Morning News 5/22/2009 http://www.southernwinegroup.com/home.php#news18 News Be sure to try the newly released 2005 Malbec from one of Mendoza's most popular winemakers. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/home.php#news17 News Check out this great article from the New York Times about Uruguay's emerging presence on the international wine scene, featuring wines offered online by Southern Wine Group. NYTimes Article 4/19/2009 http://www.southernwinegroup.com/home.php#news16 News For a limited time we are offering 12 of our finest wines together for $224.95 delivered to your doorstep (where permitted). Our best rated, best reviewed, and most talked about premium wines at an unbelievable and unbeatable low price. Take advantage while quantities last. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/home.php#news12 Wineries A respected veteran of California’s wine industry (sixteen years as winemaker at Stag’s Leap, with long stints at Far Niente and St. Andrews as well), Robert Brittan searched for years to find the ideal site on which to grow cool-climate Pinot Noir and finally found it on a 128-acre Coastal Range hillside in Oregon’s Willamette Valley. He and his wife Ellen purchased the estate in December 2004, and have been loving stewards of it ever since, replanting close to 50% of the vineyard, fine tuning the viticultural practices, and improving the site’s clonal and rootstock combinations. The estate’s soils are a mixture of glacial deposits and volcanic material, with a predominant presence of broken basalt. They have east, south and west exposures to choose from on a cool, windy site. As a result Robert believes he has found a location where he can grow unique wines that truly speak of this place, bringing a new voice to the McMinnville AVA and helping form the style and definition of Pinot Noir from this recently designated region. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=36 Wines The Basalt block comes from the parts of the vineyard that have the heaviest concentration of broken sub-marine basalts, resulting in low yielding vines that produce intense flavors and layers of complexity. The Pinot Noir for the Basalt Block consists predominantly of the Pommard selection, blended with clonal selections 777 and 115. The vines are planted on Riparia Gloire and 101-14 rootstocks. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=36&prod=178 Wines The Gestalt Block Pinot Noir comes from the west-facing and most exposed blocks in the vineyard, resulting in a wine that will always be transparent to its vintage and the unique site where these vines are planted. The Pinot Noir for the Gestalt Block consists predominantly of clonal selections 115, 667 and 777 on 101-14 and 4453 rootstocks. These southwestern facing blocks stare down the arriving storms from the Pacific as they travel through the Van Duzer corridor. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=36&prod=177 Wineries At Southern Wine Group we take pride in our ability to produce a number of the wines we represent. With our own Argentine and Mexican projects stronger than ever (Bodega Calle, La Yunta, Jubileo), we decided to take our love for cool climate Pinot Noir to the logical next step – making some right here in our home state of Oregon. Under the roof of the Carlton Winemaker’s Studio, industry veteran Robert Brittan acts as our consulting winemaker. Everyone in our small company has lent a hand in this project, from the sorting table, to cellar work, to bottling. We’ve always preferred complexity and character over power, and the Willamette Valley vineyard sources we're utilizing reflect that. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=34 Wines A medium-bodied, detailed example of the varietal. Sourced from Blakeslee Vineyard (Chehalem Mountains AVA), Minnafee Vineyard (Yamhill Carlton AVA), Brittan Vineyard (McMinnville AVA), Marsh Vineyard (Yamhill Carlton AVA), and Saikonnen Vineyard (Chehalem Mountains AVA). Clonal selection comes out to 42% Pommard, 32% Dijon 115, 16% Dijon 777, and 10% Dijon 667. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=34&prod=167 Wineries At SouthernWineGroup.com, we offer for sale each of the outstanding wines in our portfolio directly to the customer at suggested retail prices to service those who may live outside our national distribution network. In addition, we regularly feature ongoing specials on selected wines and beers. Specials are packaged as a case. Check back here often to see what's new and stock your cellar... http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=20 Wineries Was built in 1942 by Numa Pesquera following the model of a French chateaux. This family already managed the concept of "fine wine", front-line idea for the wines of Uruguay at that time. In 2002 we restored the building maintaining the original idea. We now have a blend of traditional concepts and the necessary technology to ensure the best modern vinification practices. Our view of life tells us that state of the art technology is not enough if it doesn't go hand in hand with a gentle handling of the fruit and conditions that allow minimal intervention in each and every process. With these principles, and keeping the highest standard of hygiene, we have managed to meet our final goal: maximum expression of the fruit in our wine and the adequate concentration for cellaring potential. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=24 Wines Bouza has experimented with Tempranillo for a number of years now, and this very limited bottling (168 cases) comes from a single block within their Las Violetas vineyard. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=24&prod=140 Wines Bouza's Merlot vines are the oldest varietals on the property, and have begun to come into their own during recent years. The moderate climate in Canelones helps to produce a more elegant expression of the varietal. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=24&prod=139 Wines Exclusively from grapes picked from the dry farmed B6 parcel of the winery. Bottled unfiltered. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=24&prod=138 Wines This Albarino started as a bit of an experiment for Bouza and has quickly turned into one of the winery's most sought after bottlings. We treasure every last drop that we have access to. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=24&prod=134 Wines Chardonnay. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=24&prod=117 Wines Tannat. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=24&prod=116 Wines Tempranillo / Tannat (Blend). http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=24&prod=115 Wines Exclusively from grapes picked from the A6 parcel of the winery where the fruit trellised very close to the soil. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=24&prod=114 Wines 55% Tannat / 25% Merlot / 20% Tempranillo Blend. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=24&prod=113 Wineries In 2002, entrepreneur and wine enthusiast Guillermo Rodríguez and Swiss wine-maker Christoph Gaertner developed Vinisterra winery. Vinisterra is a small project, with a production of 7,000 cases and 20 hectacres of estate vineyards. The philosophy of Vinisterra is to search out and express the different valley characteristics in each of their wines, dedicate themselves to the details, and present, with pride, their Baja California origin. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=28 Wines Tempranillo. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=28&prod=131 Wines 50% Cabernet Sauvignon / 50% Merlot. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=28&prod=130 Wines 67% Syrah / 33% Mourvedre. This assemblage combines simplicity and complexity, joviality and elegance, and promises the potential of our vineyard Pedregal (Rocky Ground). http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=28&prod=129 Wines 70% Tempranillo / 30% Grenache. This wine has a typical "bajacalifornian" personality of intense fruit and body. Tempranillo structures the exceptionally fruit-bearing and vivacious character of the Grenache into a powerful and expressive blend. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=28&prod=128 Wineries Villa Montefiori was founded in 1997 with the planting of 42 acres of land in the Valle de Guadalupe viticultural area of Northern Baja California, Mexico. Originally from Le Marche, Italy, the Paoloni family is dedicated to their traditions, and focus on both Italian and classic French grape varieties. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=27 Wines In terms of wine grapes Shiraz is all the rage right now in Mexico, and this release shows why. This wine was sourced from estate vineyards in the Northern end of the Guadalupe valley. Extremely limited. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=27&prod=155 Wines This estate grown Chardonnay impressed us very much during our most recent trip to Baja's wine country, and is the first Mexican Chardonnay we have ever imported. Paolo Paoloni has been well respected for his Italian varietal red wines in Baja for quite some time - it looks like he will be getting more and more attention for his white wines in the near future as well. 250 cases produced. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=27&prod=141 Wines 75% Cabernet Sauvignon / 25% Sangiovese. Upon coming across this blend during our last trip to Mexico, we knew it would be a hit in the United States if we could convince Paolo to allocate some our way. Impressively balanced, this blend proves how far winemaking in Baja has progressed in the past five years. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=27&prod=127 Wineries Barón Balché is one of the most important boutique producers in Baja California. Known as Vicente Fox's favorite winery, the winery got its start with the well-known Michel Rolland, who was their consultant for 4 years. Native Baja Californian, Jesús Rivera is their winemaker and is excellent at pinpointing the tastes and aromas he wants to bring forth in his wines. Many of Barón Balché's wines are extremely limited with productions starting at 100 cases per variety. Being the most sought after winery in Mexico, their wines suggest it in the price. Fortunately, the wines are well worth it. We offer a special selection for sale exclusively on our website. Our special online offer: We can deliver these fine wines to you at the exact same retail price you would pay at the winery. Why only enjoy these great wines while you are down in Baja California, when we have them available to purchase online and ship to your door? http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=25 Wines . http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=25&prod=174 Wines 65% Sauvignon Blanc / 25% Chenin Blanc / 10% Viognier. With terrific freshness and purity, this is without question one of our favorite Baja whites. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=25&prod=126 Wines 60% Cabernet Franc / 30% Merlot / 10% Syrah. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=25&prod=125 Wines From 100 year old dry farmed vines. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=25&prod=124 Wines Sourced from one of the finest dry farmed, old vine Cabernet Sauvignon vineyards in México. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=25&prod=123 Wines Old vine Grenache is one of our favorite things in México. Balché's postage stamp sized Grenache vineyard produces wines of profound intensity. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=25&prod=122 Wineries Jubileo wines are crafted by Green-Grow Vintners. Green-Grow is a partnership between an American gringo and Mexican fine-wine growers from the hills within Mexico's northern Baja, outside Ensenada. Jubileo signifies celebration. Jubileo is quality Mexican wine made to contribute to your daily celebration of life. Vineyard sites are often old-vine and low-yielding, and some are even dry-farmed. They produce wine that is super-concentrated, ripe tasting, balanced and long in finish. Viva el vino! Viva Mexico! http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=18 Wines The Guadalupe valley owes much of its success to a small group of Russian pacifists who arrived in the region in 1905 with Zinfandel cuttings in hand. This 400 case bottling was crafted from a small parcel of old vine, dry farmed Zinfandel vines owned by Baja's famed Bibyoff family. We were ecstatic when presented with the opportunity to make wine from this fruit. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=18&prod=142 Wines When offered access to stunning hillside Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot fruit from Chateau Camou during the summer of 2009, we jumped on the next flight to San Diego and headed for the border. On the North side of Mexico's Guadalupe Valley, these vines thrive due to intense summer heat, cool nights, and comparatively lower water table. 68% Cabernet Sauvignon, 21% Merlot, 11% Cabernet Franc http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=18&prod=61 Wineries Ed Flaherty and Jen Hoover first came to Chile in 1993 to work a harvest, and never left. Over the years, Ed has worked with some of the top wineries in the Chilean industry, including Cono Sur, Errázuriz, and now Viña Tarapacá. As an executive winemaker, Ed tends to spend more time in the office and tasting lab than in the winery. They started Flaherty in 2004 so that he could get his hands dirty again. Vinification takes place inside the garage of their Aconcagua Valley home. Flaherty is one of the few boutique wineries in Chile, and a founding member of M.O.V.I., Chile's exciting, fast-growing association of independent vintners. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=37 Wines A blend of Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Tempranillo sourced from the windy riverside Manzur vineyard just outside of San Felipe (Aconcagua Valley) and from vines that surround Ed and Jen’s home near Santa Maria. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=37&prod=181 Wineries Derek Mossman and his wife Pilar Miranda are producing 1,500 cases of Carignan, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Pinot Noir per year with fruit sourced from small growers in Maule and Maipo. Winemaking here veers towards the "natural" spectrum - All wines are fermented with native yeast, see no additions of any kind, very little new wood, and are low in sulfites. Punch downs are by hand, and pressing is done in a small traditional basket. You may notice slight variation in bottle thickness and shape if you were to open up cases, as Derek Mossman takes recycling to the next level and actually reuses, bottling in salvaged used wine bottles in partnership with a recycling company located near the winery. Derek is also the founder of M.O.V.I. (Movimiento de Vinateros Independientes), Chile's exciting, fast-growing association of independent vintners. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=35 Wines Cabernet Sauvignon. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=35&prod=176 Wines Sourced from 80 year old bush head vines from three sites, Caliboro, Sauzal, and Cauquenes. Derek works closely with these small farmers, plowing everything by horse. Visiting the Maule is like stepping back in time, many of these Carignan farmers are still making their own “home” wine in clay amorphae. Root systems are very deep (6-7 meters), which seems to be the only way Carignan gains complexity down there (deep roots from decades of time). 2010 saw relatively warm temperatures, and while quirky for Chile it is still very much a crowd pleaser. Mossman won the 2010 Geoffrey Roberts Travel Award to work with farmers to protect these vines in the chaos that followed the earthquake. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=35&prod=172 Wines Lot # 28 is composed of mountain grown Cabernet Franc from Pirque in the Alto Maipo Valley. This is a long term contract the winery has from a small independent grower. The vines were originally planted by William Fevre 25 years ago via massal selection and sit in an ancient dried tributary of the Rio Clarillo riverbed. 2010 was a fairly warm year there. Irrigation is via classic Maipo flood technique, the farm has its own water direct from the gorge. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=35&prod=169 Wineries One of Chile’s most progressive independent producers, Vina Tabali is located six hours North of Santiago by car in the up-and-coming cool climate Limarí Valley appellation Founder Guillermo Luksic was the first person to plant vines in Limari in 1993. Since then the region has established itself as one of the country’s more interesting microclimates for Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc, and Syrah. The Limari Valley sits at 700 feet elevation just southwest of the Atacama Desert, which is the driest place on Earth (no recorded rainfall in history), and begins five miles inland from the Pacific Ocean. Soils here are alluvial, with large amounts of limestone present (a rarity in Chile). All Tabali wines are estate grown and sourced from one of the winery’s three vineyards. Tabali Vineyard and El Espinal Vineyard sit close to the winery in the heart of the valley, and Guillermo’s new Talinay vineyard marks the valley’s extreme Western edge. Although the Limari Valley sits relatively close to the equator for a wine region and experiences intense UV light, summertime highs here rarely top 80 degrees thanks to the cooling effects of constant, intense, Humbolt current based wind and daily fog. Precipitation is almost nil, frost is unheard of. Combined these factors make the growing season here the longest and most drawn out in the world among fine wine regions (June harvests are a reality). The resulting slow ripening produces wine with staggering depth and detail. The winery itself is gravity flow, ecologically designed, mostly outdoors, and located at the base of a dried creekbed. Rising star winemaker Felipe Muller allows Limari’s unique terroir to shine by practicing minimal intervention in both vineyard and cellar. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=17 Wines Tabalí's newest release, this bottling comes from young vines planted on the oldest alluvial terrace of the Limari River. This fruit, combined with the valley's famously "cool" climate, minerality, and a limited use of oak (all neutral) makes for a racy Pinot Noir with personality and verve. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=17&prod=137 Wines Limarí's Limestone soil really makes a difference in this Sauvignon Blanc bottling. Beyond the wine's bright melon and citrus driven nose, there is an impressive core of minerality that one would not expect in a Chilean white - Stylistically the wine reminds us very much of a top notch Sancerre bottling. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=17&prod=59 Wines Each year we are able to get our hands on a small allocation of Tabali's limited Viognier bottling. Limarí's climate seems to be a perfect match for the varietal, and stainless steel fermentation and aging ensures that the lush fruit takes center stage. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=17&prod=58 Wines Tabalí's Carmenère vineyards were planted in 1993 and 1997, and were to our knowledge the first intentionally planted Carmenere vines in Limarí. Carmenère grown in this climate seems to take on a mushroomy, earthy quality that we adore, and always shows a touch of the grape's signature herbaceousness. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=17&prod=57 Wines Tabalí's Syrah is without question the winery's signature bottling. Their 2005 Syrah won Decanter's prestigious International Syrah Trophy, and subsequent vintages continue to impress us. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=17&prod=56 Wines Burgundian in style, Tabalí's Chardonnay has long been one of our favorite Chilean whites. This is another example of the positive effect Limari's limestone soil has on the region's wines. Cooling breezes from the Andes Mountains and the Pacific Ocean provide the grapes with a balanced acidity you rarely see in Chilean Chardonnay. The wine is fermented and aged in a combination on new and used French Oak, and bottled after 10 months. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=17&prod=55 Wines 90% of the grapes were sourced from Tabali Vineyard (the original vineyard surrounding the winery, 115 and 777 clonal selection), and 10% come from their new Talinay vineyard at the valley's Western edge (pure limestone soil, 115 clonal selection). http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=17&prod=54 Wines Tabalí's Reserva Especial Red Blend is made up of individually fermented barrels of Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot, and really showcases Felipe Muller's winemaking prowess. We are crazy for the umami notes the Syrah seems to lend the wine with this vintage. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=17&prod=53 Wineries Viña San Pedro created Altaïr with the lofty goal of producing the most sought-after, critically acclaimed wine in Chile. Their gorgeous single estate vineyard is located appoximately 60 miles South of Santiago in the Alto Cachapoal Valley, in the foothills of the Andes Mountains. The winery combines traditional French technique and equipment with a modern gravity flow process. Perfectionist winemaker Anna Maria Cumsille has experience across the globe, with a resume that includes stages at Bordeaux's Chateau Margaux and Chateau La Louviere. A boutique project in every sense of the word, the winery only releases two wines each year, Altaïr and Sideral, With their elegance and complexity, these small production wines attracted our attention several years ago, and we are very proud to import them into the United States. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=15 Wines In the Bordelaise tradition, Sideral is Altair's "second" wine, and is as one would expect more open/expressive/fruit-forward immediately upon release. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=15&prod=49 Wines Pure elegance with freshness and concentration! The 2005 vintage was ideal, and the wine has evolved remarkably since its bottling four years ago. We recommend decanting for at least 90 minutes. With tremendous depth and detail, it will continue to improve in cellar through 2025. A remarkable example of the Alto Cachapoal Valley terroir. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=15&prod=47 Wineries Founded in 1998, Vina Peralillo is located in the Colchagua Valley at 656 feet altitude, 155 miles from Santiago. Because they are on the coastal side of the valley, their estate benefits from a significant maritime influence, allowing daily temperature fluctuations of up to 70 degrees. Their 75 acres of Carmenère vineyards are some of the most beautifully managed we have yet to lay eyes upon. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=14 Wines Chile's Casablanca Valley is without question one of the country's premier regions for zesty, cool climate Sauvignon Blanc. From vineyards located mere miles from the Pacific Ocean, this bottling overdelivers in terms of freshness and verve. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=14&prod=152 Wines We've been working with Vina Peralillo's Carmenere fruit for some time now, and finally were able to collaborate with them on a tasty, value driven Maipo Valley Cabernet Sauvignon. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=14&prod=151 Wines Finding a competitively priced Chilean Carmenère that is not excessively "green" is quite a challenge, as this finicky grape demands careful vineyard management, specific soil composition, late picking, and minimal irrigation to show its potential. After searching the country for years, we have at last found a winner. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=14&prod=46 Wineries Hervé Joyaux Fabre, owner and director of Fabre Montmayou, was born in Bordeaux, France to a family of wine negociants. When he arrived in Argentina in the early 90’s looking for opportunities to invest in vineyards and start a winery, he was impressed by the potential for Malbec in Mendoza, and shocked by the number of neglected top notch old vine vineyards available for purchase. At this time pulling out old vines and replanting with new higher yielding more predictable clones was all the rage. Within months he purchased the first of what would be many old vine, high elevation vineyard sites under his control - An impeccable 37 acre spread in Vistalba planted with original rootstock Malbec vines in 1908. A Patagonian winery was constructed in the Rio Negro region ten years later. At present the family owns 217 acres of vineyard land in Mendoza (Vistalba, Compuertas, Tupungato) and 122 acres in Patagonia (Allen, General Roca). All wines are estate grown, farmed using traditional methods without the use of herbicides, and fermented with native yeasts. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=33 Wines Bordeaux native Hervé Fabre had to request special permission from Mendoza bureaucrats to bypass the region’s customary July 1 hold on 2011 exports, making this pink colored beauty literally the very first Argentine wine of the vintage to make it to the United States. We know rose is at its best when consumed young - this is without question as fresh as wine gets! Crafted with European styling this is perfect for grilled summer fare. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=33&prod=160 Wines If you know us at all, you know we are huge advocates of Argentine Cabernet Sauvignon. This 2009 release from Fabre Montmayou is sourced from 30 plus year old estate grown vines, and drinking incredibly well. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=33&prod=149 Wines Uncluttered by excessive oak, Fabre Montmayou's Reserva Malbec is one of the purest expressions of the grape one can find in Argentina. The wine is sourced from estate grown old vines (all a minimum of 50 years old) and packed with the heady, dense aromas and flavors that make this terroir so special. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=33&prod=148 Wines Patagonia's huge day/night temperature swings (regularly 95 degrees by day, 45 degrees by night) produce wines with tremendous aromatic lift and real focus. From 25 year old vineyards in Rio Negro, this stood out for us when we first tasted it as a group this January. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=33&prod=146 Wines Fabre Montmayou's Gran Reserva is the most "modern" bottling produced at the winery in terms of style, sourced from very ripe grapes and aged in new French oak. From 103 year old vines this dense, lusty bottling is sure to turn heads. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=33&prod=145 Wines The winery's top bottling, Fabre Montmayou's Grand Vin is sourced from the head trained, 3,500 foot elevation, 103 year old Malbec vines that surround the winery. Year in and year out, we consider it one of the most interesting wines made in Argentina and are thrilled to offer a small amount to the United States market. 85% Malbec / 10% Cab Sauv / 5% Merlot http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=33&prod=144 Wineries The Spanish words, "La Yunta" signify a pair puling together for a common cause. This unique project was created in 2001 by Kirk Ermisch and winemaking friends as a way of showing the world the excellence and crisp, lively balance of the Torrontés grape. The project currently produces three wines: La Yunta Torrontés (a 100% Torrontés from La Rioja), La Yunta "Tinto" (a red blend with 3-7% Torrontés added for softness and aromatics), and La Yunta "Tardío" (a limited production late harvest Torrontés). A sparkling Torrontés will also be added to the lineup sometime in the near future. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=10 Wines The Torrontés grape was first brought to Argentina in the late 1800's by Spanish immigrants. While most Argentine Torrontés is produced in La Salta, we prefer it from La Rioja. The region's more moderate climate produces a Torrontés that is much more "focused" on the palate and considerably drier than most. Careful vineyard management and native yeast fermentation make this Torrontés with Terroir! http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=10&prod=38 Wineries The philosophy of quality over quantity, respect for the land, and honoring the winemaking traditions we have inherited from our forefathers is recognizable anywhere, from Sicily to Burgundy, and even in this tiny corner of Mendoza in Cruz de Piedra, inside the converted barn where Familia Marguery wines are produced. Proprietor Guillermo Donnerstag can be found in the vineyard virtually any day of the year, and inside the bodega he is assisted by the skilled hands of enologist Pedro Rosell. Guillermo is extremely lucky with his access to high quality vineyards in La Consulta (Uco Valley) and Vistalba. Loaded with personality and gusto, his wines are some of the most interesting examples of Malbec we import. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=8 Wines Cabernet Sauvignon. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=8&prod=179 Wines Malbec / Cabernet Sauvignon (Blend). http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=8&prod=168 Wines Sun Dried Muscat. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=8&prod=32 Wines Guillermo enthusiastically describes his "Casa" cuvee as a "shock of color and flavor from pure Malbec". We couldn't agree more. His San Carlos grapes provide the wine with juicy black fruit flavors, while his La Consulta grapes offer structure and minerality. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=8&prod=31 Wines Familia Malbec is Guillermo's specialty, with 100% of the fruit coming from his vineyard in La Consulta. To us, Familia Malbec almost comes across as "old world", and we really enjoy the wine's minerality. The wine is very much sought after inside Argentina, and we are only able to import 300 cases per year. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=8&prod=30 Wineries At their small winery in rural Luján, Héctor and Pablo Durigutti craft three small-production Malbecs and two of the country's best examples of Bonarda. Héctor is considered one of Argentina's top authorities with regards to both the Malbec and Bonarda grapes. He first became known for his work alongside Alberto Antonini as one of the co-founders of Altos Las Hormigas -the forward- thinking project that placed Argentine Malbec on the international map in the late nineties. With extensive experience in Europe (including a stint at Antinori), Héctor has developed a unique winemaking style that blends tradition with innovation. Héctor's young brother Pablo has quickly built a reputation for himself as well, with a star-studded resume including top names such as Rutini, Catena, and Cinco Tierras. Today both brothers are some of the country's most sought-after consulting enologists. This boutique project is their pride and joy. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=7 Wines 95% Cabernet Sauvignon, 4% Cabernet Franc and 1% Petit Verdot http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=7&prod=162 Wines Bonarda vine cuttings were brought to Argentina by Italian immigrants from Piedmont in the late 1800s. Current thinking suggests that what is known as Bonarda in Argentina is in fact not related to the Italian grape of the same name, but instead a second Italian grape called Dolcetto, also from the Piedmont. Héctor and Pablo are passionate about the potential of Bonarda in Argentina, and use low yielding, late-picked fruit for this bottling. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=7&prod=29 Wines Their standard Malbec bottling, Durigutti's Malbec "Clásico" represents what the brothers do best-combine elegance with a certain blue-collar rusticity. While this is in many ways due to the two differing backgrounds the brothers bring to the table, it is also largely due to the fruit. High altitude fruit from La Consulta adds structure, depth, and power, while bright fruit from Vistalba adds brightness and supple texture. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=7&prod=28 Wines We are thrilled to offer you the new release of Héctor and Pablo's "Reserva" Malbec. Their intensely colored Malbec fruit from La Consulta makes up the majority of this blend, giving the wine substantial color, tannin, and attack. The two brothers' wines always show a fascinating "wildness" on the palate, and this 2007 is certainly no exception to that. Limited use of new wood allows the fruit to shine bright (70% of the wine sees barrels from last year's "Familia" bottling). http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=7&prod=27 Wines Héctor and Pablo's top bottling is their "Familia" Malbec. This modern, concentrated release originates from two heirloom-quality vineyards in Maipú (Lunlunta) and San Carlos (La Consulta). In order to add complexity and depth, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, and Syrah were blended into the cuvee in small amounts. Grapes were fermented with native yeasts and the wine was neither filtered, fined, or cold-stabilized. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=7&prod=26 Wineries Fincas Don Martino is a creation of famed agronomist Mauricio Parodi and Buenos Aires Businessman Hugo Martino. The project began in 2002 when Parodi fell in love with the quality of fruit from "Viña Violeta", a small 18.5 acre vineyard in Agrelo, a sub-district within the Luján de Cuyo appellation of Mendoza. The vines, planted in 1926, are ungrafted Malbec clones originally brought to Argentina from France. The vineyard's high elevation (3,850 feet) allows the grapes to develop tremendous complexity via an extended growing season and large daily temperature fluctuations. In addition to the two Malbec wines they produce out of the "Vina Violeta" site, the winery has recently begun producing small quantities of old vine Semillon from a heritage vineyard in Perdriel, and a bit of old vine, dry-fermented Pedro Ximenez from Altamira. All are produced organically and bottled unfined and unfiltered. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=6 Wines We've long been fans of bone dry Pedro Ximenez when grown in Montilla Moriles Spain. Last year we challenged our friends at Fincas Don Martino to experiment with an heirloom quality PX vineyard we knew of in Altamira (flood irrigated, planted 1948). Their first two releases of white wine (Perdriel Semillon) have been nothing short of brilliant, and we're happy to say this PX "experiment" is showing real promise. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=6&prod=170 Wines Long ago a widely planted grape in Argentina, a number of old vine parcels of Semillon still exist. As an early ripener the grape is well suited to the region's cooler climates. This bottling comes from single vineyard in Perdriel which is a warmer subdistrict better known for its Malbec. The warm climate here offers up a "flashier" example of the grape. Stainless steel fermentation and aging keep things focused. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=6&prod=92 Wines This is without question one of our favorite Malbec bottlings in terms of authenticity, character, and depth. If you ever wanted to know what Agrelo Malbec tastes like at its best, let this be your lesson. Rarely do we come across a wine that communicates "place" as this does. Brilliant color, wild aromatics, rich mid-palate, incredible texture, this has it all. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=6&prod=25 Wines Martino "Reserva" Malbec comes from Mauricio's favorite block at the Eastern end of the Vina Violeta property. Grapes from this end produce a wine with a tad more structure and concentration. The wine also sees twice as much time in oak, adding a soft, seductive "vanillin" quality to the finished bottling. We recommend decanting one hour before serving, and love it with grilled lamb. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=6&prod=24 Wineries If you are lucky enough to secure an appointment, a visit to Carmelo Patti's small, rustic winery in the heart of Lujan de Cuyo will without question be one of the more memorable wine tours of your life. Carmelo, one of Mendoza's great personalities, runs every corner of this quirky operation himself. Originally brought to Argentina on a small boat from Sicily when he was one year old, Carmelo was a catalyst for the rebirth of fine wine production in Mendoza in the eighties and is to this day one of the most respected enologists in the country. Carmelo's winemaking style is equally as unique as his character, and he insists on holding all wine until he deems it "ready" for release which means 4-5 years after harvest at the soonest for reds. We are able to import small allocations of each of this wines, a methode champenoise Sparkler, a leafy, textured Cabernet Sauvignon, a creamy Malbec, and his Bordeaux-style "Gran Assemblage". http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=5 Wines Carmelo Patti's 2006 bottling is a refreshing change of pace from most of its Mendoza peers, and arguably the best example of "traditional style" Malbec one can find in Argentina. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=5&prod=22 Wines While under the radar in the United States, Carmelo Patti is very well known throughout Argentina for this "cult" Cabernet Sauvignon bottling. This single vineyard Cabernet from Perdriel is a more "European" in style than most examples you will find there, the result of vineyard work that favors balance and finesse over power, native yeast fermentation, traditional elevage, and extended aging in bottle prior to release. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=5&prod=21 Wines A blend of Cabernet, Malbec, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc, Carmelo's "Gran Assemblage" reminds us very much of a rustic, "old school" Bordeaux with earthy fruit, leafy undertones, and soft restraint. This small bottling is an assemblage of the finest blocks of Carmelo's Perdriel vineyard. All grapes are co-fermented together, using native yeast. Generally held at the winery five years before release. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=5&prod=20 Wineries Originally from Genoa, Italy, the Basso Family has been producing wine since 1922. In their beginning they owned the "Purísima" winery from where they sold wines in 220 liter wooden barrels. In 1935, Adolfo Basso, together with his brother Tulio, purchased the "Santa Ana" winery, eventually turning it into one of Argentina's largest bodegas. Seeking to simplify their lives and once again become involved in small production winemaking, the family sold "Santa Ana" in 1996. Using the profits from this sale the Basso's purchased and remodeled a small winery in Carrodilla, Mendoza the following year. Inside this space the "Carlos Basso" project was born. The winery is 100% estate, with two vineyards in Mendoza's Uco Valley. Carlos and his son Adolfo run the day to day operations of the winery. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=4 Wines From high altitude Cafayete fruit, this is the Basso family's first crack at Torrontes and we're impressed. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=4&prod=180 Wines Carlos Basso's 2010 Chardonnay comes from the family's vineyard in Tunuyan, which is well suited to the varietal. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=4&prod=153 Wines The use of two separate vineyards in Argentina is a traditional practice to safeguard against the threat of hail. For the Basso family, it also allows them to make a more interesting blend by combining the attributes of two distinct microclimates. The dark, powerful fruit from their vineyard in San Carlos, matched with the softer, more nuanced fruit from their vineyard in Tunuyan, makes for a memorable wine. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=4&prod=133 Wines With its vibrant color and perfume, Basso's Cabernet Rosé is always one of our staples for summer nights on the patio. New to the Basso line, this saignee method rose was the creation of Adolfo Basso, who was inspired by the numerous French roses he repeatedly came across while interning in Napa Valley. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=4&prod=17 Wines The use of two separate vineyards in Argentina is a traditional practice to safeguard against the threat of hail. For the Basso family, it also allows them to make a more interesting blend by combining the attributes of two distinct microclimates. The dark, powerful fruit from their vineyard in San Carlos, matched with the softer, more nuanced fruit from their vineyard in Tunuyan, makes for a memorable wine. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=4&prod=16 Wines The use of two separate vineyards in Argentina is a traditional practice to safeguard against the threat of hail. For the Basso family, it also allows them to make a more interesting blend by combining the attributes of two distinct microclimates. The dark, powerful fruit from their vineyard in San Carlos, matched with the softer, more nuanced fruit from their vineyard in Tunuyan makes for a memorable wine. A terrific value! http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=4&prod=15 Wines This Sauvignon Blanc, Sauvignon Gris, and Viognier based "tardío" is the creation of Adolfo Basso. Inspired by late harvest wine he helped to create with "staging" in Napa Valley, Adolfo saw great potential in the ability of the family's cool climate vineyard in Tunuyán to produce a honeyed, lush bottling. After several vintages it seems that they have the process dialed. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=4&prod=14 Wines Malbec. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=4&prod=11 Wines Within Argentina the Basso family has always been known for their excellent Cabernet. With it's high elevation and Southern location, their vineyard in La Consulta (named Finca La Amalia) produces some of the most interesting Cabernet fruit in the country. Two separate pickings one week apart give the wine additional complexity and balance. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=4&prod=9 Wines This blend, the Basso family's top bottling, has traditionally only been available within Argentina because of limited supply. We were mesmerized by its complexity after tasting it out of barrel during a 2005 supplier visit, and begged the family for access to a small allocation each year. The cuvee showcases the freshness and complexity of their best Malbec and Cabernet blocks without the interference of excessive oak. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=4&prod=8 Wineries Bodega Calle is a small-lot, gravity-flow, red wine making studio located in the prized viticultural area of Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina Both a house and winery, Alberti 154 is the street address for this tiny, off the beaten path, well-kept secret. Ca' de Calle is Spanish for "House of Calle," named in honor of the winery founder, the late Ms. Elvira Calle, a famous businesswoman who owned the most important newspaper in Mendoza and ended her life as a prominent philanthropist. The winery concentrates on varietal wines and premium red blends sourced from the viticultural areas where each varietal in question grows best. All wines are made with the use of gravity and are never pumped to deliver the grapes to the fermentation tank. This process, termed "gravity flow winemaking," allows Bodega Calle wines to be notably softer and less bitter than their conventionally pumped peers. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/winery.php?id=1 Wines Malbec. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=1&prod=182 Wines Malbec. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=1&prod=161 Wines The 2010 vintage of Alberti 154 Torrontes was sourced from two separate terroirs - La Rioja and La Salta. Grapes from La Rioja offer citrus notes and acidity, while grapes from La Salta offer tropical fruit notes and weight. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=1&prod=135 Wines Roughly half of Mendoza's population is of Spanish descent, and over the years a number of Tempranillo vines have been planted in the region. This bottling, from an heirloom quality parral style vineyard in Altamira, is packed with lush cherry and raspberry fruit. A long growing season, very cold nights and low yields helped create a wine that is extremely concentrated. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=1&prod=121 Wines Ca' de Calle, (Calle's Place), is named in honor of the lady that shared our vision and helped turn it into reality. In 2001, we sought to recondition a historic winery in the heart of Mendoza's acclaimed wine district, Luján de Cuyo. This is a small-lot, gravity flow, red wine production studio where we strive to achieve perfection with every successive year. This is just our fourth effort at a Reserva wine and is a delicious blend of the best wines under our roof. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did making it. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=1&prod=87 Wines 2010 marks the fourth Syrah vintage at Bodega Elvira Calle. Access to a superb vineyard in Agrelo allows us to make a small quantity of concentrated, memorable wine. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=1&prod=4 Wines Merlot is such an overlooked varietal in Mendoza, yet the region's vineyards often churn out stunningly great examples. The thousands of acres of the grapes planted in Tupungato attest to this. Like the other wines from Alberti 154, this is small production value-driven wine at its best! http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=1&prod=3 Wines For the 2010 vintage Bodega Calle had access to old vine Perdriel fruit, which offers up rich mocha and plum notes. A small amount of young fruit from La Consulta provides structure and tannin, while limited oak influence keeps the wine bright and fruity. We cannot think of a better everyday "house" Malbec! http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=1&prod=2 Wines A short drive East of Bodega Calle, Lunlunta offers a nice microclimate for Cabernet Sauvignon production with its warm weather. This appellation is often overlooked as it is sandwiched between the more famous Lujan de Cuyo and Maipu sub-districts. The grapes used in this wine are from an organically farmed 60+ year old parral style vineyard. http://www.southernwinegroup.com/wines.php?id=1&prod=1 Videos Fabre Montmayou Introduction http://www.southernwinegroup.com/videos.php#video3 Videos Alberti 154 Malbec 2009 (Part 2) http://www.southernwinegroup.com/videos.php#video2 Videos Alberti 154 Malbec 2009 (Part 1) http://www.southernwinegroup.com/videos.php#video1 Shelf Talkers Alberti 154 2010 Syrah Case Card http://www.southernwinegroup.com/talkers.php#shelf137 Shelf Talkers Ca de Calle 2010 Reserva Case Card http://www.southernwinegroup.com/talkers.php#shelf136 Shelf Talkers Fabre Montmayou 2010 Reserva Malbec http://www.southernwinegroup.com/talkers.php#shelf135 Shelf Talkers Fabre Montmayou 2010 Reserva Cabernet Sauvignon http://www.southernwinegroup.com/talkers.php#shelf134 Shelf Talkers Fabre Montmayou 2009 Gran Reserva Malbec http://www.southernwinegroup.com/talkers.php#shelf133 Shelf Talkers Fabre Montmayou 2008 Grand Vin 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