It is perhaps obvious just from seeing the labels and the colour, but this tasting box consists of wines with lots of personality. They are wild and require your full attention. Each one of them shows in its own way what wine can also be like. They are made with as little intervention as possible and completely without additives. The wines have neither been clarified nor filtered, making the natural sediment float freely around in the bottle. They are pure and made without manipulation. In other words, this tasting box is just the thing for you if you are looking for an experience out of the ordinary.

A tasting box with some of Piedmont’s finest and a perfect Autumn companion. For many years, Giovanni Canonica has been one of Barolo’s best kept secrets, but the extremely high quality of his classic old school Barolos has made them some of Piedmont’s most coveted among connoisseurs. The quality of Fabio Gea’s wines is equally indisputable, and while respecting traditions they simultaneously test the boundaries to an extreme degree, which has made Fabio an icon in record time. Piero Busso is perhaps flying a bit under the radar, but that does not change the fact that he is one of the best Barbaresco producers there is. He makes traditional Barbaresco, but in a style that can easily be enjoyed young. We have rounded down the price a bit for this tasting box.

Domaine de Saint Pierre’s wines have undergone a huge transformation over the past few years and are to this day some of the finest that Arbois has to offer. Since 2011, the domaine has been run by Fabrice Dodane, and the ever-increasing quality of the grapes has enabled Fabrice to completely omit the use of sulphur. 2020 is the best vintage we have tasted from his hands with a purity and precision that we have not seen before. Due to the very few bottles available, Domaine de Saint Pierre is not sold by the bottle and can only be purchased in a box of six, but we have rounded down the price a bit. Fabrice also produces a number of extremely well-made and easily drinkable from purchased grapes under the name of Fabrice Dodane, which can also be found in this box.

It does not have to cost a lot of money to drink proper wine. That is the idea behind this tasting box, which consists of six wines that you can also afford at the end of the month. Common to all of them is that they are made with respect for their region and without unnecessary additives and shenanigans. We deliberately do not want to narrow down our choices and include wines from France, Italy and Spain, just as you can find sparkling, white, orange and red wines in the box. We have even adjusted the price so that apart from getting very reasonably priced wines you also save what is equivalent to a bottle of wine.