If you’re searching for the most exquisite and pairable wines to toast any occasion, wines from one of the most critically esteemed houses in the world: Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite) should be your top choice.
 Inspired by the authentic French spirit of Chateau Lafite Rothschild in Bordeaux, DBR embarks on a journey that spans the globe, showcasing the iconic family’s century’s old passion for fine wine. Every bottle from the estates of Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite) is made with the same high standards, delivering wines of elegance and finesse. Whatever your wine needs this season, DBR has something unique for everyone:

CARO: The idea of forming a partnership between Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite) and the Catena family was born in 1999. Initial enthusiasm quickly became a concrete plan to produce wines that combine French and Argentine cultures and the two signature grapes of each producer: Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon. The Catena family has produced wine for four generations in Argentina and, consequently, it was able to draw on its vast knowledge of the high-altitude terroirs of the Mendoza region as well as its passion for Malbec to find the best vineyards. DBR (Lafite) contributed its centuries-old skills in growing, vinifying and ageing great Cabernet Sauvignon, as well as its know-how in blending different grape varieties to produce one wine that is greater than the sum of its parts. The Lafite spirit from Argentina!

·       CARO 2016 – $64.99

·       Amancaya Reserve 2017 – $19.99

·       Aruma Malbec 2017 – $14.99

Domaine d'Aussieres: Nestled in the wilderness of the Corbières Valley, Aussières has been producing wine since the time of the Romans. In 1999, Baron Eric de Rothschild visited the estate and saw the potential to develop a new story for Aussières. The wines are crafted in the spirit of the South of France. No single element can explain what makes Aussières so exceptional. It is a coming together of circumstances and rare people with the drive to take tradition and time-honored values to create something new and sustainable.

·       Château d'Aussières 2016 – $37.99

·       Blason d'Aussières 2016 – $18.99

·       Aussières Red Blend 2018 – $11.99

·       Aussières Chardonnay 2018 – $11.99

 Los Vascos: Known as the “Napa Valley of Chile,” the Colchagua Valley is one of South America's most promising wine regions and DBR’s Los Vascos is a quality example of great wine from this exciting region. Chilean-born and French-inspired, Los Vascos is the largest single property in the region and known for its fine Cabernet Sauvignon and Carmenere varieties. Acquired in 1988, the pioneering ambition of DBR in Chile was the result of extensive research into the potential of the region. A perfect blend of authentic Chilean wine – inspired by Lafite.

·       Le Dix de Los Vascos 2015 – $64.99

·       Los Vascos Grande Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 – $18.99

·       Los Vascos Grande Reserve Carmenere 2017 – $18.99

·       Los Vascos Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 – $11.99

·       Los Vascos Sauvignon Blanc 2018 – $11.99

·       Los Vascos Chardonnay Los Vascos Rosé 2018– $11.99

Bordeaux Châteaux Portfolio: Here are four wines that couldn't be more different! All this because of a river wide enough to make the Bordeaux terroir tell dramatically different stories. Moulin de Duhart is your typical Left Bank wine, precise aromas of deep dark black fruits and cedar, arising from the magical gravelly soils you can only find in Pauillac. Cross the River and Blason de L’Evangile tells a whole other story on the Right Bank, boasting about its aromas of opulent fruit, velvety tannins and fresh berries that can only be produced on the clay plots one finds nestled in Pomerol. Meanwhile, Château Paradis Casseuil sits on top of a hill in the Entre Deux Mers and takes the best of both worlds with a careful juicy blend and just the right amount of aging. “R” de Rieussec is that dry white wine you’ll enjoy with both oysters (great pairing for the Feast of The Seven Fishes!) and even turkey because it has the right balance of richness and minerality, straight from the Sauternes Valley.

·       Moulin de Duhart, Pauillac 2016 – $59.99

·       "R" de Rieussec Blanc Sec 2018 – $43.99  

·       Château Paradis Casseuil, Entre-deux-Mers 2017 – $27.99

·       Blason de l'Evangile 2014, Pomerol – $74.99

·       Château Odilon 2016, Haut-Médoc – $34.99