Wines from families, not factories
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Featured vineyard: Kita Wines – Winemaker Tara Gomez was named Vinepair’s winemaker of the year in 2021.
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Wines from families, not factories.
Bourget Imports is a specialty wine importing and distribution company featuring family growers. We strive to offer wines that deliver the highest quality possible at the greatest value. We work with a well curated selection that includes many notable wine producers from across the globe.
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Bérêche et Fils Grower Champagne
What is grower Champagne, really? While the hashtag #growerchampagne might be trending on Instagram, its more than just a trend, and there’s so much to it beyond the practice of growing one’s own grapes…
The Ned wines: Making Marlborough
In 1973 John Marris planted the first vineyards in Marlborough, laying the framework for what is now a family enterprise in its second generation. When John’s son Brent followed in suit, he first worked for several other brands from New Zealand,...
Gulfi: Guardians of Sicily’s Terroir
Roman traditions & indigineous Sicilian varieties Vito Catania was one of many generations in a family focused on agriculture through the production of wine and olive oil. As Vito took over the family business, he pioneered a focus on the...
Paltrinieri Lambrusco: Art Inside & Out
Situated on a narrow strip of land just between the Secchia and Panaro rivers just north of Modena, is Cantina Paltrineri’s main vineyard, “Christo”, where loose soils rich with organic matter impart salinity and savory notes to Paltrineri’s Lambruscos. ...
IT’S BACK! Pamplemousse á la française
Before a sparkling water of the same name started trending in the American market, another grapefruit called pamplemousse had long been trending across France. Pamplemousse is French for “grapefruit”, and the French have long been making a wine...
Five generations in the making, Talai Berri Txakolina was the first of its kind
At one time Txakoli was only found in private homes and nearly disappeared, but Talai Berri Txakolina made their household drink a business, also developing a D.O. as a means of protecting the production of wines from varieties their ancestors had worked so diligently for: Hondarribi Zuri and Hondarribi Beltza …