Wine Connection

If you’re a lover of Shiraz, this one’s for you! Here are 3 expressions of Shiraz from 3 different regions. Please Go and Check it Out now.

This week, we’re featuring classics from two New World countries. Please Go and Check it Out now.

Ring in the Lunar New Year at Wine Connection. Please Go and Check it Out now.

How does an alcohol-free wine taste? The same, just minus the buzz. Please Go and Check it Out now.

Home to a great diversity of wine styles; we bring you our picks from Southern France. Please Go and Check it Out now.

Our customers have drunk and fallen in love. Please Go and Check it Out now.

Get 2 FREE bottles of  MESSER DEL FAUNO – Nero D’avola, Sicily – Italy (UP $30) when you purchase 4. Please Go and Check it Out now.

Get our Italian Classics Bundle (5-Bottle) with Free Wine Ice Bag @ $99 + FREE DELIVERY (U.P. $190) this week. Please Go and Check it Out Now.

Bordeaux; the OG of wines famously known for its blend and producing one of the most expensive wines in the. Due to the region’s climate and soil that are ideal for high-quality viticulture, Bordeaux produces a wide range of quality wines at almost every price point. Please Go and Check it Out Now.

Wolfberger – an iconic Alsace winery who was the first to launch AOC Alsace Crémant over a century ago A major player in the Alsace wine landscape, in France and around the today! Come try the Wolfberger range today, that produced using seven varietals of the Alsace AOC terroir! Please Go and Check it Out Now.

From a careful selection of the best Tempranilo grapes, aged in American oak casks and refined in bottle in the cellars, this wine delivers delicate oak and ripe fruit aromas. A powerful entrance in the mouth with ripe tannins and balanced acidity. Elegant with body, velvety and well balance. Please Go and Check it Out Now.

Winey Wednesday is Back – Bordeaux Edition. Please Go and Check it Out now.

Did you know Malbec never surfaced as a top French variety due to the grapes’ poor resistance to weather and pests? However, it flourished in Mendoza, Argentina when a French botanist planted it in 1868 – kickstarting the fame of Argentian Malbecs. Please Go and Check it Out now.