－3－CODE13049CODE12983CODE13018Origin: Langhorne Creek, South Australia Varietal: FianoAlc.12.0%A small-scale producer who sees themselves as a pawn in the wine industry game, their labels feature chess pieces inspired by each wine. The Pawn care-fully handmake wines focused on alternative varietals from the cool Adelaide Hills and Langhorne Creek. The Fiano grape is native to Italy, and its rich acidity, minerality, and refreshing aftertaste make it a perfect match with seafood dishes.Origin: Nelson, New ZealandVarietal: Chardonnay 100%Alc.13.6%Tiritiri, which means “to cultivate” in Maori, is Neu-dorf’s most affordable range made from fruit from contract vineyards. It is made with the same focus as all Neudorf wines, with barrel fermentation, lees aging, and no clarification or filtration to bring out the purity of the fruit, complex depth, and elegant texture. It’s a great value introduction to the world-renowned Neudorf Chardonnay.Origin: Victoria, AustraliaVarietals: Shiraz/ViognierAlc.13.8%Yering Station owns vineyards throughout the Yarra Valley. The Little Yering series blends the characteris-tics of various microclimates to consistently produce nicely balanced wines at reasonable prices. Bright aromas of plums and blueberries with a hint of white pepper spice. Medium bodied with lively blue and black fruit flavours.Origin: South Eastern AustraliaVarietals: Ruby Cabernet 65%, Cabernet Sauvignon 35%Alc.14.7％The predominant grape, Ruby Cabernet, is a cross between Cabernet Sauvignon and Carignan, charac-terized by rich fruitiness. Rich black fruits are layered with spices, smooth tannins, and moderate oak nuances for a well-balanced flavour profile. ‘XV’ the 15-man starting lineup in a rugby team, the “1st XV”.Origin: Colchagua Valley, ChileVarietals: Carmenere/SyrahAlc.13.3%This Carmenere, the signature red varietal in Chile, is organically and biodynamically grown in the sunny hills of Apalta, Colchagua Valley, Chile, known as a premium red wine producing region. A small touch of Syrah brings out the spicy and delicate depth of the dense red and black fruits, leading to a refreshing and fresh finish with an earthy power.Origin: Alentejano IGP, PortugalVarietal: Baga 100%Alc.13.2％A new wine from Fitapreta, a renowned producer of sophisticated, high-quality wines from Portugal’s diverse indigenous varieties. Traditionally linked to Portugal’s northern and central regions, Baga is now cultivated organically in the nutrient-sparse, unirrigated soils of southern Alentejo. Carefully selected fruit is fermented without using barrels, preserving the pure fruitiness, powerful tannins and acidity, while infusing it with modern elegance.CODE13057CODE13032All wines are 750ml unless otherwise specified. Prices do not include Consumption Tax. RRP=Recommended Retail Price.The label features a bishop inspired by Italy and chessThe PawnFiano 2022 (Screw Cap)An introduction to the world-renowned Neudorf ChardonnayNeudorfTiritiri Chardonnay 2023 (Screw Cap)A cool climate Shiraz offering excellent valueYering StationLittle Yering Shiraz 2020 (Screw Cap)RRP ￥3,850RRP ￥5,000RRP ￥2,500 A wine named “Baga ‒ bathed in the sun” The consistent reliability of the ‘1st XV’McPherson Big Australian Red XV Pure 2022 (Screw Cap)Carmenere, a Bordeaux variety that thrives in ChileMateticCorralillo Carmenere 2023 (Screw Cap)FitapretaBaga ao Sol 2022RRP ￥1,700RRP ￥3,800RRP ￥5,600Expected to arrive mid-DecemberExpected to arrive mid-DecemberVillage Cellars Wine Catalogue 2024WinterNEWCODE12954NEWNEWVC New Arrivals for Winter
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