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Vintages Release June 20, 2026

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Please note that our reviews are based on a variety of sources: samples sent to our team, those we purchase in store, tasting events, those tasted in restaurants and while traveling domestically and internationally.

White Wine

Blomidon Tidal Bay 2024, Tidal Bay, Nova Scotia, Canada: Tidal Bay is Nova Scotia's first and only wine appellation, not defined by geography but by style, a legally defined fresh, crisp, maritime white with low alcohol. Winemaker Simon Rafuse has led Blomidon Estate since 2009, crafting this medium-dry blend of L'Acadie Blanc, Seyval Blanc, and New York Muscat from vineyards whose oldest vines date to 1986. Yellow apple, passionfruit, and key lime open the nose before a beautifully balanced palate with citrus zest, a touch of sweetness, and brisk minerality finishes with lively refreshing acidity. Drink it now through 2027 with shrimp pad thai, charcuterie, or brunch dishes. Food pairings: shrimp pad thai, charcuterie, brunch dishes. Drink: 2026 - 2027 42009 10% MD 750 mL $27.95 Score: 91/100. June 2026. Full Review Add to Shopping Cart

Rosés

Rapaura Pinot Noir Rosé 2025, Marlborough, South Island, New Zealand: Pristine and fresh, the Rapaura Springs Pinot Noir Rosé from Marlborough's South Island opens with pomegranate, white nectarine, dried hibiscus, and lemon peel before delivering a juicy, balanced palate of red cherry and tangerine with a long refreshing finish and a clean saline edge. Rapaura Springs draws on the distinctive river-stone-rich soils and long dry autumns of the Rapaura sub-region to produce Pinot Noir with consistently ripe fruit and mineral depth. Serve it well chilled now through 2027 with grilled prawns, smoked salmon, or a fresh summer salad. Pinot Noir Rosé food pairings: grilled prawns, smoked salmon, fresh summer salad. Drink: 2026 - 2027 49380 13.5% XD 750 mL $19.95 Score: 94/100. June 2026. Full Review Add to Shopping Cart


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