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.
San Giusto a Rentennano 2018 'La Ricolma' Merlot Toscana IGT, Tuscany, Italy 3L
Blueberries and black olives with violets and honeysuckle. Licorice, too. This is full and very tight with lots of back-end tannins that build through the finish. A tight, muscular and curated young wine that lasts for minutes. Best after 2028.
$1,399.99
San Giusto a Rentennano 2018 'Percarlo' Sangiovese Toscana IGT, Tuscany, Italy 6L
In-store Pick Up Only. Fine nose, revealing its full depth with time, some preserved cherry, blackberry and ripe plum, plus fine tobacco notes. Lots of dense tannins on the palate, compact and gripping, dark fruit, dark chocolate on the finish.
$1,499.99
00 Wines 2023 'VGR' Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley, Oregon
Medium ruby purple color and powerful aromas of cranberries, blueberries and tangerine. The medium bodied palate is pure and defined with bright berries and citrus wrapped in a silky frame, finishing with fresh lift and pretty perfume.
$119.99
Château Angélus 2015 Saint-Émilion Grand Cru, Bordeaux, France
This wine is structured, powerful and ripe but also elegant and stylish. Juicy black fruits combine with a dry, structured core to give the wine both its richness and its future. Powered by its fruit and tannins, it has good aging potential.
$549.99
Vincent Gaudry 2024 'Le Tournebride' Sancerre, Loire Valley, France
A focus on fresh, crisp citrus notes and vibrant minerality. Intense aroma of white flowers and citrus, along with a delicate palate featuring fresh hints of honeysuckle and unripe pears, and a well-balanced palate with green apple and olive notes.
$49.97
Jean-Noël Gagnard 2019 Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru, Côte de Beaune, Burgundy, France
The estate’s modern reputation has very much been built by Caroline, who took over from her father, Jean-Noël. She has made it her responsibility to develop the many expressions of Montrachet terroirs across her range. The vineyards are all organic.
$1,199.99
Xosé Lois Sebio 2017 'Heaven and Hell' Galicia, Spain
A beautifully textured wine on the palate, with loads of ripe tree fruits, tropical tones, as well as a mineral driven core behind it all. Very long in the mouth that has ample acidity to compliment the dense fruit.
$49.99
Casa d'Ambra 2023 Biancolella, Ischia, Campania, Italy
Biancolella 85% with the rest Forastera, San Lunardo and Uva Rilla 15% - Straw yellow color, with aromatics of stone fruits, and Mediterranean floral components. Full-bodied, dry with delicate almond notes, and refreshingly salinity. Perfect aperitif.
$24.99
REALM 2021 The Tempest, Proprietary Red, Napa Valley, California
Super-ripe blackberry, cherry jam, sweet spice, licorice and new oak all flesh out as this succulent, hugely inviting wine shows off its considerable charm. The blend is Merlot from Realm Estate, Farella and Orchard, with Cabernet Sauvignon from Houyi.
$159.99
REALM 2019 'Moonracer' Red Blend, Stags Leap District, Napa Valley, California
Features earthy, savory notes of underbrush, smoked meats, tapenade with a core of warm plums, Black Forrest cake and blueberry preserves. The palate is medium to full-bodied with wonderful freshness and depth, finishing long and mineral laced.
$399.99
Bevan Cellars 2023 Dry Stack Vineyard, Sauvignon Blanc, Bennett Valley, California
Retains its signature characteristics: the Italian clone, a cool-climate influence, and a rich texture. Polished and golden, with a bit of sediment from the low intervention winemaking style, offering slightly riper tropical notes from a previous vintage.
$49.99
Opus One 2022 Red Blend, Oakville, Napa Valley, California
Primary aromas of blueberry, cassis, and dried rose petals with underlying notes of olive, cigar box, and graphite create a rich, inviting bouquet. Palate, bright red-fruit flavors, cocoa, and fresh orange peel waltz together into a harmonious, balanced.
$499.97
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
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
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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 1969 Sercial, Madeira, Portugal
The 1969 Sercial Reserva unwinds to reveal aromas of pecans, salted caramel, figs and honey cake, followed by a medium to full-bodied, elegant palate that's displaying fine depth at the core, tangy acids and an attractive, bittersweet finish.
$499.99
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