Costamolino, named for the area it comes from, is an aromatic wine with hints of stone fruit, citrus and a touch of mint. This pleasing summer white is from the Argiolas family, the island's leading producer of fine wines. Great on its own or paired with a host of seafood dishes.

Grape • Vermentino
Place • Sardinia, Italy
FYI • Sardinia is the second largest Mediterranean island.

The dramatic landscape, with windmills dotting the plains, has lots of room for vineyards. The long days offer plenty of sunshine for the grapes to grow in this expansive region. This approachable wine has flavors of plum and berry with a hint of mint. Easy drinking all on its own.

Grape • Tempranillo
Place • La Mancha, Spain
FYI • La Mancha is the setting of the novel "Don Quixote."

Founded in 1993 with a desire to make immediately quaffable wines. The entire line-up of Terra Noble is oak-free to keep it fruit forward. Bright and refreshing, this has delicious notes of Granny Smith apple and citrus. Pairs well with seafood or as an aperitif.

Grape • Sauvignon Blanc
Place • Central Valley, Chile
FYI • The Central Valley is 250 miles long.

Purchased by Mr. Mauro Pacini in 1983 and upgraded with the most advanced winemaking installations this wine is as Tuscan-tasting as they come. Beautifully aromatic with notes of ripe cherry, raspberry, leather, and crushed herb. Excellent with food - pair with spaghetti marinara or a lamb stew.

Grape • Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot
Place • Tuscany, Italy
FYI • This grape combo is often known as a Super Tuscan.

Richard Bruno and Chris Condos started Vinum in Napa Valley by financing their dream on credit cards. They have handpicked vineyard sites they believe are perfect for each varietal they work with - making them "Insiders." This limited release has notes of cherry, vanilla, and raspberry. Pairs well with a cheese board.

Grape • Pinot Noir
Place • Sonoma County, California
FYI • This is made with the famous Pommard clone 4.

With a storied history, the masseria was restored once in 1895 before falling into disrepair until the Falvo family breathed new life into it again in 1999. This grape has taken well to this part of Italy coming from Campania originally. Mouth watering flavors of meyer lemon, melon, and acacia flowers. Pairs with trout.

Grape • Fiano
Place • Puglia, Italy
FYI • Masseria is a cross between a castle and a farmhouse.

The grapes for this wine are sourced from the Haro zone in norther La Rioja. Muga's famed used of both American and French oak is seamlessly integrated into this release. Cherry, plum, black-truffle are the delicious notes that will cross your palate. Pairs well with ribeye steak or a host of casseroles.

Grape • Tempranillo, Garnacha, Mazuela, Graciano
Place • Rioja, Spain
FYI • Haro hosts the annual wine festival.

The village of Rully is nestled in the Côte Châlonnaise of the famed Burgundy region. Here elegant notes of orange blossom and a chalky minerality delicately dance on the palate. As such, food pairings should not dominate. This will go well with fish dishes such as pain fried trout.

Grape • Chardonnay
Place • Burgundy, France
FYI • The Rully AOC was established in 1939.

"Since it was founded in 1993, the estate, called la Planta, boasts 3,460 acres of land in Quintanilla de Onésimo, near Valladolid. The bouquet is full of fragrant black fruits, cinnamon, cumin and Frankincense. Pair with grilled meat."

Grape • Tempranillo
Place • Ribera del Duero, Spain
FYI • A large number of boar roam the property.