No products
list of wineries
-
Rémi Jobard
"Remi's wines have become increasingly precise and intense over a decade. This is top quality under the radar."
Sarah Marsh MW, Oenologique (Apr 2019)
-
Renoir
Renoir is a company that has been working for several years in the production of gift boxes, packaging and acccessori for wine, the kitchen and home. The operating philosophy of Renoir is constantly evolving, always open to new ideas and gather useful tips and satisfaction to our targeted business, our employees, but especially that of our customers. Gifts precious and refined theme with wine, gastronomy, cooking and home environments.
-
rhys vineyards
Rhys Vineyards was founded in 2004 by Kevin Harvey, a passionate wine collector who frequented the vineyards of Burgundy and became close friends with a number of families behind the top domaines of the Cotes d’Or.
At Rhys Vineyards they aspire to make great Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Syrah from some of California’s most unique and expressive vineyards.
-
Ridge Vineyard
Ridge Monte Bello, once pure Cabernet, has been a Cabernet-dominated blend since 1975 with varying quantities, depending on the vintage, of Merlot, Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc to add complexity to the final wine.
The Monte Bello Chardonnay, arguably California's most respected white wine, is elegantly structured and rivals the finest White Burgundy Grand Crus.
In 2006, Paul Draper is named winemaker of the year.
-
Riedel
Master glassmakers for 250 years, the Riedel Family has always been a leader in terms of wine glasses.
-
Rivers-Marie
Since 2002 Rivers-Marie has quietly been producing limited production premium wines including Pinot Noir; their first vintage was from the Summa Vineyard on the dead-end Taylor Lane near the town of Occidental in neighboring Sonoma County. This vineyard produced the first 100-point Pinot Noir from California in 1991 when it was a Williams Selyem vineyard designate. Today the vineyard is owned by Rivers-Marie. Later they added Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon to their portfolio.
-
Roagna
This story begins in the mid-1800s when Vincenzo Roagna was one of a small group pioneering winemakers who started producing Barbaresco in the form as we know today, in the town of the same name. The estate has passed through the family and is now run by Luca Roagna, the family’s fifth generation winemaker, and his father Alfredo.
Roagna’s wines are released later than most in Piedmont, spending between five and eight years in cask. One of Luca’s most impactful changes to the estate’s winemaking approach was to introduce the highest quality French oak casks that are 10cm thick; twice that of a standard cask. These thicker casks enable an unhurried micro-oxygenation, which enhances the elegance of the finished product.
Long ageing, wild yeast and long macerations capture the essence of their terroir, which is expressed in the bottle. Roagna produces deep, complex and structured wines that are built to age, and cellaring is generously rewarded. These are beguiling, intense and soulful wines. -
Robert Chevillon
Domaine Robert Chevillon is now run by Robert’s sons Bertrand and Denis Chevillon.
Similarly to their neighbours at Domaine Henri Gouges, the Chevillons possess a fine series of premiers crus vineyards, predominantly located in the heart of the Nuits-Saint-Georges appellation.
-
Roberto Voerzio
Based in La Morra, Roberto started in the 1980s with five hectares.
He makes tiny quantities from a number of top vineyards (La Serra, Cerequio, Fossati Case Nere, Sarmassa), which have been planted at high density levels.
-
Roc d'Anglade
Situated in Languedoc, the Domain Roc d'Anglade extends over 10 ha and offers wines with a freshness and a respect for the fruit.
Wines Roc d'Anglade express an identity of the soil. For 10 years, it is Rémy Pedreno who took back the domain. The vineyard Roc d'Anglade is cultivated in bio and wines are certified.
-
Rocche dei Manzoni
The vineyards of Podere Rocche Dei Manzoni are all situated within the municipality of Monforte d'Alba.
“The estate's Barolos are made in a sleek, modern style, with 100% new French oak aging. The wines typically require some bottle age to absorb their oak component. In time, the wines always express the qualities of their respective Monforte terrroirs. I have consistently been thrilled with how vintages like 1978, 1982 and 1989 have developed, and only wish I had a deeper collection of the wines in my cellar.”
Source: Antonio Galloni
100 % in stock
All of our products are avalaible on stock
Quick delivery
Your order will be shipped in 48 hours in a packaging provided for this purpose
Free delivery
Free shipment fees for orders over 1000 CHF (in Switzerland)
Free pickup in Geneva
In order to avoid shipping fees, your order can be picked up directly in our cellars or shop in Geneva
Your fidelity rewarded
2 % off