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American wine is a blend of boldness, sunshine, and modern winemaking mastery. While wine is produced in many states across the US, California has earned global acclaim with its iconic wines from Napa and Sonoma Valleys. From rich, oak-inflected Chardonnay to powerful Cabernet Sauvignon—American wine is characterized by its vibrant character, intense fruitiness, and unparalleled quality. Discover the elite of New World wines in our collection.
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Winemaking in the United States, although classified as part of the New World, has long proven that it can compete with the best estates of France or Italy. The primary engine here is California, which produces about 90% of the country's wine, though cooler regions in Oregon and Washington state are increasingly drawing international attention.
If you are looking for the classic American style, Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley is a must-taste. These are full-bodied, tannic wines with aromas of blackcurrant and vanilla. Meanwhile, American Chardonnay often features a buttery texture, tropical fruit aromas, and elegant notes of toasted oak.
For those seeking something truly authentic, we recommend Zinfandel—a grape that has become the hallmark of US winemaking. it produces rich, jammy, and spice-laden red wines. Meanwhile, seekers of cooler climates should look toward Oregon, where some of the finest Pinot Noir outside of France is being crafted.
Due to their intensity and rich fruitiness, US wines are excellent companions for hearty and expressive dishes.
A powerful California Cabernet Sauvignon or Zinfandel is an unbeatable match for flame-grilled beef, ribs, or burgers. The smoky notes in the food and the oak-aging notes in the wine create perfect harmony. For such pairings, our snacks for wine are an ideal fit.
Buttery Chardonnay beautifully complements fattier fish (such as salmon), chicken dishes with creamy sauces, or lobster.
AVA (American Viticultural Area) is an officially recognized geographic wine-growing region. This guarantees to the buyer that at least 85% of the grapes were grown specifically in that zone, such as Napa Valley.
Absolutely. Prestigious Napa Valley wines are among the most sought-after by collectors. It is a solid and luxurious gift that demonstrates exceptional attention to quality and the achievements of New World winemaking.
