Most American wine is legally permitted to contain up to 76 additives — artificial color, added sugars, oak chips, chemical acids — and none of it appears on the label. The result is wine that tastes engineered. The Estate Case was built around a simple idea: show you what wine actually tastes like when none of that is in it. What's in the Case Six bottles. Three countries. Every one from a family estate we've visited personally. Beaune "Les Mariages" 2022, Domaine Besancenot · Burgundy, France · 100% Pinot Noir · 20 to 24 months oak · Drinks through 2030+ Mauleon 2008 Reserva, Garcia de Olano · Rioja Alavesa, Spain · 100% Tempranillo · 60+ year old vines · 17 years aged Le Matassine Super Tuscan 2022 · Tuscany, Italy · Sangiovese + Merlot · PAS Organic · 90 points Nebbiolo DOC 2021, Carlin de Paolo · Piemonte, Italy · Violet, berry, spice · 18+ months in barriques Sigma Sauvignon Blanc 2021, Domaine des Athénées · Loire Valley, France · HVE Certified · Citrus, mineral, white flowers Prosecco DOC Brut, Dissegna · Veneto, Italy · 100% Organic Glera · Hills north of Venice Why These Six The Mauleon is a 17-year-old Rioja Reserva from 60-year-old vines. It aged 24 months in barrel and another 24 in bottle before release. It has no business being at this price. The Beaune is village-level Burgundy from a named Domaine — the kind of bottle sommeliers order for themselves. Together they anchor a case that proves the point better than any description can. What You're Getting $178.50 retail value. $159 with free shipping. Every bottle zero additives, verified. Every producer a family we know by name. As you read this, part of you already knows there's a difference between wine made this way and what fills most American shelves. This case is how you find out for certain. The Guarantee We've shipped 50,000+ bottles with less than 1% issue rate. If you don't love a wine, contact us within 14 days and we make it right — replacement, credit, or refund. We make it easy to get your money back because we're that confident you won't need to. If it doesn't change how you think about wine, you pay nothing. But imagine what happens when it does.
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