Wine
Wine is travel, whether you’re having a glass in a faraway vineyard or with friends at your own home. This is the philosophy for our personal wine adventures and the foundation of The Wine Wave. Our wine collection reflects this through small production wines, international grapes, unique blends and popular favorites - both domestic and abroad.
We hope you enjoying browsing our selection and find your own adventure in new bottle of wine that gives you a sense of place with each sip.
![ZaZaZa 'Sausage Fest' Skin Contact by Štekar, Goriška Brda, Slovenia 1L [Orange]](https://cdn.shoplightspeed.com/shops/611413/files/73962936/zazaza-sausage-fest-skin-contact-by-stekar-goriska.jpg)
ZaZaZa 'Sausage Fest' Skin Contact by Štekar, Goriška Brda, Slovenia 1L [Orange]
The wine rests on its skins just long enough to blush a soft orange and gather the slow wisdom of the vineyard. In your glass you will find apricot and ripe pear, dried citrus peel, and the faintest touch of salt drawn from the ancient Opoka marl.
$27.99
Marques de Riscal 2012 Frank Gehry Selection, Rioja DOCa, Spain
Spicy, balsamic aromas of great complexity, with notes of ripe dark berries and toasted nuances. On the palate it is full and tasty, with good structure and rounded, elegant tannins. The finish is long and fresh, with a slight reminder of the fine oak.
$497.99
Domaine Buisson-Battault Meursault Le Limozin, Côte de Beaune, Burgundy, France
Powerful with rich extract and austere contour. Aromatics continue consistently: from bitter citrus oil to brilliant, salt-balanced acidity. Forceful and multi-layered, with fine nutty notes that provide creamy melt, substance and tension in equal measure
$119.97
D'Olivieras 1929 Tinta Negra, Madeira, Portugal
A rich bouquet of molasses, espresso roast, caramel, confit citrus and nutmeg introduces the 1929 Tinta Negra Madeira Deep and full-bodied, with intensely sweet and pungently sapid wine of fig and quince reduction-like concentration.
$999.99
![D'Olivieras 1995 Tinta Negra, Madeira, Portugal [Medium Dry]](https://cdn.shoplightspeed.com/shops/611413/files/38382879/dolivieras-1995-tinta-negra-madeira-portugal-mediu.jpg)
D'Olivieras 1995 Tinta Negra, Madeira, Portugal [Medium Dry]
A rich, robust style, with smoky notes to the flavors of dried tropical fruits and apple, enlivened by accents of citrus zest. Cedar and dried ginger details fill the powerfully structured finish. Still an adolescent, with a long future ahead.
$219.99
D'Oliveiras 1977 Terrantez, Madeira, Portugal
Like Bastardo, Terrantez came close to extinction, owing to Phylloxera. Several growers began replanting Terrantez in the 1940s and1950s. This beautiful example is soft, nutty, and subtly fragrant, with a just off-dry finish.
$679.99
D'Oliveiras 1971 Terrantez, Madeira, Portugal
Offers a richly spiced aroma, with flavors to match, including butterscotch, hazelnut cream and dried tropical fruits. Complex and well-integrated, featuring a plush texture. The ripe, seductive finish oozes with chocolate and dried coconut notes.
$699.99
D'Oliveiras 1927 Bastardo, Madeira, Portugal
The crown jewel of the Torreão wines that were still in barrel from the first half of the 20th century. It is a classic old Bastardo, with power to balance the wine's sweetness. Nearing its 100th birthday, this wine will live on for another half century.
$1,399.99
D'Oliveiras 1981 Verdelho, Madeira, Portugal
Polished and personable with outrageous depths of flavour. Cigar smoke, Simnel cake, dates and zingy freshness. Glorious.
$379.99
D'Oliveiras 1932 Verdelho, Madeira, Portugal
The nose is pure and refined with scents of quince, nougat, a mischievous touch of shellfish and orange blossom unfolding with each sip. The palate is medium-bodied with a taut entry. This is a very composed Verdelho with a judicious hint of shaved ginger
$1,199.99
D'Oliveiras 1912 Verdelho, Madeira, Portugal
A complex bouquet of mandarin, toffee apple, wood resin and a touch of marmalade. Medium-bodied with an elegant entry, very good acidity and a long, bitter orange finish. This should continue to age over the next 30 to 40-years.
$1,349.99
D'Oliveiras 1977 Sercial, Madeira, Portugal
Offers a stalwart structure, with plenty of finesse to the flavors of roasted plum, cedar, humus and dried ginger. Citrusy midpalate, presenting a robust finish of almond and buttered toast that is long and rich.
$369.99
D'Oliveiras 1994 Malvasia, Madeira, Portugal
Rich, unctuous and complete. Mouth filling and complex. Layer upon layer of intense yet poised caramelised fruit and burning acidity. Toffee toasted nuts, incredible freshness in perfect harmony.
$379.99
D'Oliveiras 1990 Malvasia, Madeira, Portugal
The 1990 Malvasia offers an uncomplicated bouquet of over-ripe oranges and apricots, with hints of barley sugar in the background. The palate is well-balanced and builds convincingly towards an elegant, tangy marmalade finish that lingers in the mouth.
$279.99
D'Oliveiras 1907 Malvasia, Madeira, Portugal
The nose is lifted and open with pressed flowers and orange blossom. The palate is rich and very spicy on the entry with expressive marmalade, orange peel and white pepper notes that build in the mouth. A bit unruly for a 100+year Madeira.
$1,699.99
D'Oliveiras 1901 Malvasia, Madeira, Portugal
This sweet, amber-tinged Madeira, has keen acidity and a long and mellow finish, with a certain delicacy. When else can you drink a 100+-year-old wine?
$1,999.99
D'Oliveiras 1977 Boal, Madeira, Portugal
The 1977 Boal is a little diffuse on the nose and seems slightly conservative and austere. The palate is well-defined with crisp tannins. There is an attractive seam of ginger and white pepper throughout.
$399.99
D'Oliveiras 1968 Boal, Madeira, Portugal
The 1968 Boal Reserva wafts from the glass with aromas of dates, candied peel, sultanas, beeswax and toasted pecans. Full-bodied, it's generous and charming, with a fleshy fruit, integrated mid-palate sweetness and a bittersweet, somewhat warm finish.
$699.99
D'Oliveiras 1982 Boal, Madeira, Portugal
Complex, elegant wine with aromas of dried fruits, caramel, and toasted nuts. Medium-sweet, rich, full-bodied with flavours of caramelised sugar, roasted coffee, and exotic spices, and a long, lingering finish with savoury nuances.
$499.99
Gundlach-Bundschu 2021 Cabernet Sauvignon, Sonoma Valley, California
Potent, earthy aromas like dried black figs, black truffles and oak char lead to a firm, tannic palate packed with black fruits, dark chocolate, graphite and cedar notes. The wine is intensely concentrated, showing good potential for aging.
$54.97
Warre's Otima 20 Year Old Tawny Port, Portugal 500mL
Highly regarded for its elegance, balance, and modern style, often described as a lighter, more refreshing 20-year-old tawny compared to more traditional, heavier, and oxidative styles. It is presented in a 500mL bottle to signify its specialized nature.
$47.99
EAU de Provence 2024 Cótes de Provence Rosé, Provence , France 1.5mL
A luxury French rosé, known for its blend of Grenache, Syrah, and Cinsault mimicking perfumery with notes of citrus, stone fruits (peach, apricot), and a Mediterranean base (ocean breeze, pine, herbs), offering a fresh, smooth, and complex taste.
$57.99
Château Latour 2020 Le Pauillac de Latour, Pauillac, Bordeaux, France
Ample cassis and darker fruits as well as attractively perfumed aromatics of violets, graphite, and some obvious minerality. Medium to full-bodied and beautifully balanced, with fine tannins, it's a legit Pauillac to drink over the coming 15+ years.
$129.97
Château Monbrison 2020 'Bouquet de Monbrison' Margaux, Bordeaux, France
Aromas of blackcurrant, cherry, violet, and subtle cedar. Full-bodied, showcasing flavors of ripe red and black fruits, spice, and earthy undertones framed by polished tannins. The finish is elegant, long, and refined.
$44.99