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A Quintessential Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc which treats you to aromas of ripe tropical and citrus fruits which flow through to the palate and a crisp dry finish. A fresh,fruity liquid pleasure.

A great whiskey with a noble heart - Noble Oak is born out of a desire to craft a whiskey from Edrington's exceptional oak casks and giving more values. Matured in American White Oak casks, then finished with the finest European... Read More

This cheerful Pinot Grigio exhibits bright aromas of freshly-squeezed citrus, green apple, pear and orange blossom. Medium-bodied with a round mid-palate and crisp acidity, this wine offers distinguished flavors of lemon curd,... Read More

181 Merlot is a lavish expression of classic Bordeaux-style Merlot, bursting with plush tannins and sumptuous notes of black cherry, vanilla, stone fruit and toast. Flavors of currant and spicy cedar end with a lingering, luxurious... Read More

Noble Vines Sauvignon Blanc is named for block 242 of our home vineyard in the San Bernabe AVA of Monterey. This cool location along the California Central Coast – similar to the climate of Marlborough, New Zealand –... Read More

Over centuries, the French have carefully singled out the most coveted vines in Bordeaux and Burgundy, naming each vine with a unique number to identify its exceptional attributes. Here in California, we've planted a selection... Read More

Noble Vines 667 Pinot Noir exhibits appealing aromas of black cherry, plum and a hint of bittersweet cocoa powder. Plush tannins and balanced acidity support core flavors of ripe Bing cherry, juicy plum and delicate hints of soft,... Read More

Behind the name Marquis Red is a noble legacy. Prized by kings and queens for centuries, certain vine stocks originating from renowned vineyards of France have proven their excellence over time. Marquis Red is a full-bodied red.... Read More

Winner of Five Gold Medals, Notorious Pink is not your typical Rose. For starters, the wine is made at Domaine la Colombette in the South of France, and not Provence. They use the ripest vines, to create a Rose that isn't... Read More