Park Wines

Wines to bring when you don't know what to bring.

Sometimes knowing how to supply a gift to a dinner party is an impossible task.

Park wines are a category of bottles with approachable, delectable flavour profiles.

Curated to be shared at the park with friends with all different palates.

Essentially, wines that are yummy for everyone, wine snob or wine casual alike.

Jim Barry - Assyrtiko 2024

Retails for $38-$42, paired with tuna, lemon oil and persimmon tartare. Heading into winter, we all mentally prepare to see our friends celebrating Euro summer. In hopes to emulate the best parts of the Mediterranean profile, Jim Barry's Assyrtiko will take your right to the Greek islands. Strong notes of lemon, sea freeze and crisp green apple, perfect for not feeling like you're missing out on Euro Summer. Fresh, bright and extremely crisp, Assyrtiko is a Greek grape variet

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Charton et Trebuchet Bourgogne - Pinot Noir

Retails for $35-$50 Speak french to me, baby. Burgundy is famous for Dijon (city or mustard), beef Bourguignon, Abbaye de Fontenay, and of course... Wine. Pinot noir and chardonnay (chablis) to be specific. Bourgogne (Burgundy) wines are celebrated around the globe for their terroir-driven approaches to wine making, focusing on the environs and single-grape excellence. They're also famous for their world heritage listed vineyards, considered a protected part of wine history

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William Downie 'Cathedral' - Pinot Noir

Available between $25-$30 An Ode to Victorian Viticulture and one of the most drinkable Pinot's on the market. When introducing people to red wine, grabbing a pinot noir is usually the most common recommendation. I persoanlly tend to disagree because I think that the higher acid ends up being a deterrent rather than a compliment. However, 'Cathedral' feels balanced, slightly more rounded and very approachable. It's bright rather than plainly sour, fresh berries rather tha

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