Full-throttle Aussie Durif-Shiraz
We challenge you to find a more powerful red! The Black Stump
is a bestseller in the UK, where it’s beloved for its BIG, bold
flavors. Australia’s deep, dark Durif is known for its ability to
pack a punch. Here it’s mixed with velvety, berry-rich Shiraz.
Vibrant purple in the glass. Bursting with rich blackberry and
raspberry. Velvety, voluptuous and fantastic with roast beef.
Where Argentina Meets Bordeaux
Trophy-winning winemaker Hervé Fabre brought his skills to
Argentina from Bordeaux — so it’s no wonder he’s a master of
sumptuous Cabernet. Crafted high in the Andes, this Reserva
spent a year in fine French oak. Full of blackcurrant and spice.
The smooth, chocolaty style of Cab you’ll find in Argentina,
thanks to abundant sun and fresh snowmelt. Great steak red.
Smooth Tribute to a Sonoma Legend
Blending is a tough art to master, but it makes some of the
world’s greatest reds (just ask the winemakers at Bordeaux’s
top châteaux!) The late, great Chip Lyeth pioneered the blend in
American winemaking. Here, Bill Arbios carries on his legacy.
Bright berry and spice aromas give way to layers of strawberry,
cherry and warm oak. Long, smooth finish.
Excellent Vintage Côtes du Rhône
The 2009 is “looking fantastic” in the southern Rhône,
according to top critic (and Rhône fanatic) Robert Parker.
Taste for yourself with Prince de Courthezon. Made with the
region’s classic trio of grapes: Grenache, Syrah and Mourvédre.
Enjoy layers of red fruit, zesty spice and wild herbs — and a
fine match for peppery pork chops.
Juicy Southern French Merlot
Welcome to the Languedoc, region of ancient vines, sun-baked
grapes and passionate, small-estate winemakers. Fourthgeneration
Joseph Castan is one of them. His warm, plummy
Merlot explains the region’s reputation for exciting reds.
Deep purple in the glass. Billowing red currant aromas, ripe red
fruit flavors. Locally enjoyed with hearty game dishes.
The President’s Napa Cabernet
And we don’t mean Barack! Meet Bill Knuttel, past president of
the California Cabernet Society. He spent three decades building
the reputation of some of the state’s top boutique wineries. With
his name on the label, he’s even more quality-driven.
Textbook Bill Knuttel: bursting with dark fruit, patiently barrelaged,
deliciously complex. Enjoy with rich red meat dishes.
Smooth Southern Italian Charmer
Primitivo is the ’godfather’ of southern Italian grapes. Called
Zinfandel in the US, it makes dark, rich, persuasively charming
wines. Especially in Puglia (the ’heel’ of Italy’s boot), where
three-time ’Winery of the Year’ winner Angelo Maci does it best.
Round and mature, with notes of spicy vanilla, black cherry
and fig. Comes into its own with meaty pastas.
Powerful Old Vine Spanish Red
New vintage of a BIG favorite — 4Seasons members get the first
taste! El Bombero’s last two vintages have won ’Best in Class’
trophies in London. Star winemaker Xavier Domecq’s miserly
ancient Garnacha vines yield intensely concentrated flavors.
Enjoy mighty red berry flavors and velvety richness rare in a
wine at this price. The classic match for garlic roast lamb.
Impeccably Crafted Pinot Grigio
Each vintage, maestro Scipione Giuliani travels Italy’s ancient
wine land seeking premium fruit for his acclaimed Il Papavero
wines. This fresh, elegant Pinot Grigio is made with the flavorpacked
grapes he found high in the mountains of Sicily.
The classic, peach-filled wine makes the perfect aperitivo.
It also pairs well with fresh spring salads or grilled veggies.
Big Name California Sauvignon
Sunny days, foggy nights, a long growing season … Sonoma’s
Dry Creek Valley is famous for Zinfandel, but it’s also an ideal
spot for growing Sauvignon. Just ask Bill Knuttel — for decades,
he’s been the big name behind many of Dry Creek’s top whites.
Laced with lemon, grapefruit, and green apple flavors. Enjoy
with fresh goat cheese —Sauvignon’s classic food pairing.
Top Estate Aussie Viognier
Aromatic, opulent Viognier (vee-on-yay) is the grape behind
the ultra-expensive wines of France's Condrieu. You'll discover
a deliciously full, richer style in Australia — especially when Bill
Calabria and his award-winning Westend Estate are involved.
Billowing aromas of ripe stone fruits give way to enticing
apricot and spice flavors. Fantastic with roast chicken.
Aromatic New Zealand Riesling
A crisp, dry style from Hermann Seifried. He planted the
first vines in the South Island in 1973 (when Malborough was
a sheep station!) Today, he wins top awards for Riesling, like
the 2010 Decanter World Wine Awards International Trophy.
Explosive citrus flavors, with enticing mineral notes and
a whistle-clean finish. Great with spicy Asian dishes.
Chianti Maestro's Rare White
Paolo Masi is famed for his Chianti reds, but it was his dazzling whites that saw him graduate top of his class at wine university in Florence. Here Paolo blends citrusy Trebbiano and creamy Chardonnay — with delicious results.
Crisp lemon, white peach and pear combine with pleasing floral notes. Great with seafood pasta.
Rare, Refreshing White Rioja
By Javier and Julian Murùa — Spain's dynamic father-and-son duo who craft our bestselling Rioja red (winner of 23 medals in six vintages). Here’s that same dedication to quality, applied to premium parcels of Viura, Rioja’s signature white grape.
A great choice for fans of Pinot Grigio or Sauvignon — clean, crisp and tropical fruit-packed.
Our Exciting New ’House’ White
Did you know we make wine for you too? At our riverside cellar in Bordeaux. Our winemaker (and renowned white wine specialist) Jean-Marc Sauboua used his extensive contacts in France’s sunny south to craft this unique Marsanne-Sauvignon.
Sauvignon brings zingy citrus flavor. Marsanne brings enticing floral aromas. We’re happy to bring you a great match for fish.
Fine Russian River Valley Chardonnay
A second great white from the great William Knuttel — they’re that good. Here Bill heads to the Russian River Valley (one of the world’s top spots for Chardonnay) and crafts a wine in the mold of the white Burgundies he admires so much.
Barrel-fermented in French oak (the very best). Aromas of lemon peel and red apple. Creamy brioche flavors. Pure class.
Full-throttle Aussie Durif-Shiraz
We challenge you to find a more powerful red! The Black Stump
is a bestseller in the UK, where it’s beloved for its BIG, bold
flavors. Australia’s deep, dark Durif is known for its ability to
pack a punch. Here it’s mixed with velvety, berry-rich Shiraz.
Vibrant purple in the glass. Bursting with rich blackberry and
raspberry. Velvety, voluptuous and fantastic with roast beef.
Where Argentina Meets Bordeaux
Trophy-winning winemaker Hervé Fabre brought his skills to
Argentina from Bordeaux — so it’s no wonder he’s a master of
sumptuous Cabernet. Crafted high in the Andes, this Reserva
spent a year in fine French oak. Full of blackcurrant and spice.
The smooth, chocolaty style of Cab you’ll find in Argentina,
thanks to abundant sun and fresh snowmelt. Great steak red.
Smooth Tribute to a Sonoma Legend
Blending is a tough art to master, but it makes some of the
world’s greatest reds (just ask the winemakers at Bordeaux’s
top châteaux!) The late, great Chip Lyeth pioneered the blend in
American winemaking. Here, Bill Arbios carries on his legacy.
Bright berry and spice aromas give way to layers of strawberry,
cherry and warm oak. Long, smooth finish.
Excellent Vintage Côtes du Rhône
The 2009 is "looking fantastic" in the southern Rhône,
according to top critic (and Rhône fanatic) Robert Parker.
Taste for yourself with Prince de Courthezon. Made with the
region’s classic trio of grapes: Grenache, Syrah and Mourvédre.
Enjoy layers of red fruit, zesty spice and wild herbs — and a
fine match for peppery pork chops.
Impeccably Crafted Pinot Grigio
Each vintage, maestro Scipione Giuliani travels Italy’s ancient
wine land seeking premium fruit for his acclaimed Il Papavero
wines. This fresh, elegant Pinot Grigio is made with the flavorpacked
grapes he found high in the mountains of Sicily.
The classic, peach-filled wine makes the perfect aperitivo.
It also pairs well with fresh spring salads or grilled veggies.
Big Name California Sauvignon
Sunny days, foggy nights, a long growing season … Sonoma’s
Dry Creek Valley is famous for Zinfandel, but it’s also an ideal
spot for growing Sauvignon. Just ask Bill Knuttel — for decades,
he’s been the big name behind many of Dry Creek’s top whites.
Laced with lemon, grapefruit, and green apple flavors. Enjoy
with fresh goat cheese —Sauvignon’s classic food pairing.
Top Estate Aussie Viognier
Aromatic, opulent Viognier (vee-on-yay) is the grape behind
the ultra-expensive wines of France’s Condrieu. You’ll discover
a deliciously full, richer style in Australia — especially when Bill
Calabria and his award-winning Westend Estate are involved.
Billowing aromas of ripe stone fruits give way to enticing
apricot and spice flavors. Fantastic with roast chicken.
Aromatic New Zealand Riesling
A crisp, dry style from Hermann Seifried. He planted the
first vines in the South Island in 1973 (when Malborough was
a sheep station!) Today, he wins top awards for Riesling, like
the 2010 Decanter World Wine Awards International Trophy.
Explosive citrus flavors, with enticing mineral notes and
a whistle-clean finish. Great with spicy Asian dishes.
How does the 4 Seasons Wine Club work?
Your questions answered...
How often will I receive my 4 Seasons Wine Club case?
It’s up to you. We will reserve a case for you in 3 months. That works out to just one bottle a week.
Will you tell me about each case before you send it?
We will always notify you in advance of your next selection, so you will have plenty of time to decide whether or not you wish to accept.
What if one of the wines doesn’t appeal?
No problem, your cases are flexible. You can change as many wines as you like and our wine advisors are always on-hand to help you choose wines to suit you best.
Can I change the whole case?
Yes, you can choose from mixed, all-reds or all-whites selections ... just let us know.
What if I’m on vacation? Or have too much wine?
You can delay delivery or skip a case altogether. There is no commitment, you can take as many or as few cases as you like.
What if I don’t like the wine when I taste it?
No problem. Every bottle is fully guaranteed. If you don’t like a wine for any reason, just call us and we’ll refund you. Simple as that!
What if you deliver the wine and I don’t want it?
We never want you to receive wine you don’t need. So, if we deliver a case and it’s not wanted, just call us and we’ll take care of it.