Our Wines
We represent a small number of independent Willamette Valley producers in Connecticut. Each wine in the portfolio has a specific role, whether that is an accessible by-the-glass pour or a single-vineyard bottle bound for a premium bottle list.
The portfolio is intentionally tight. We carry wines from producers we know personally, and we sell every bottle ourselves. For wholesale pricing or to schedule a tasting, contact us.
Hazelfern Cellars
Hazelfern is a husband-and-wife operation in the Chehalem Mountains, where Bryan and Laura Laing make small-lot, hand-crafted wines that regularly earn scores in the mid-90s. We carry three wines: their Willamette Valley Chardonnay and two wines under the Wildfern label.
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Dominio IV
Patrick and Leigh started Dominio IV in 2002 after studying at UC Davis and working harvests in Burgundy, New Zealand, and California. Dominio farms two properties using biodynamic and organic methods: Three Sleeps in the Columbia Gorge AVA and Shallow-blue-sea in Yamhill-Carlton AVA.
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FayEtta Vineyard
Jacob Sembler farms FayEtta Vineyard in the McMinnville AVA and makes wine at Walter Scott, one of the Willamette Valley's most respected small producers. His Pinot Noir comes from his own vines and reflects a biodynamic approach to farming.
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Sealionne Wines
Piper Underbrink makes wine from steep, elevated vineyard sites on Ribbon Ridge and in the Chehalem Mountains. We carry two wines: a Chardonnay-Pinot Noir assemblage rosé aged in clay amphora and a stainless-steel Pinot Noir designed to be served chilled.
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Idlevine
A weekend in the Dundee Hills kept Laura and Eric McGlynn in the Willamette Valley for years, long enough to coax a neglected vineyard back to life before family called them to Connecticut. Idlevine remained: one bottling a year, made with as little as possible between the site and the glass.
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We sell to restaurants, wine bars, and independent retailers in Fairfield County and the surrounding area. If you’d like to taste the portfolio, get in touch.
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