Have a question? We're Here to Help! Contact Us
Browse
Shopping Cart

At Envoyer Fine Wines...

We relentlessly scour the globe and taste over 5,000 bottles a year. From perennial icons to new discoveries, we only offer products we love. Our personal relationships built over 45+ years keep us connected and grant us access to the most coveted cellars. We cut out the middleman by importing straight from the supplier to you. Allowing us to bring you exemplary wines and unparalleled prices.

NEW ARRIVALS!

DON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT

"I have purchased more than 100 cases of wine from Envoyer and had them shipped to my front door on multiple occasions. I have never lost a bottle in transit. Envoyer is a great source for well-priced burgundies, if you can resist the tantalizing offers."

Bill, East Coast

DON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT

"Envoyer Fine Wines is our go to place for discovering and purchasing outstanding wines from around the world."

Rich, Laguna Niguel CA

DON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT

“Envoyer offers a terrific selection of champagne, ranging from some of the smaller and very intriguing grower-producers to the big houses. Greg provides a personal touch, has a wealth of knowledge that he’s always willing to share, and pricing is among the best you’ll find. Great regardless of whether you're looking for an entry level non-vintage bottle or the finest tete de cuvée. Excellent actual experiences. Highly recommended.”

Steve, Redondo Beach CA

A Fine Example of A Historic Armenian Wine

Pomegranate wine is part of the traditional heritage of Armenia, where it has been produced for thousands of years. The Pomegranate for this is sourced from Armenia’s mountainous regions, primarily from tree-ripened fruit grown at elevations between 3,000 and 4,000 feet. The pomegranates are gently cracked to extract the arils, followed by extended whole fruit maceration and cool fermentation in stainless steel to preserve freshness and structure. Like grape wine, pomegranate wine demands precise handling to balance natural tannins and acidity while maintaining its vibrant fruit character. The growing technical refinement of Armenian winemaking has resulted in more consistent and expressive wines, with some of the best being made. This was a big surprise, and I was expecting something very sweet, like pomegranate juice with a fermented flavor, but this was not that at all. This uniquely shows pronounced aromas of ripe pomegranate, raspberry, and crushed violets, with an array of fresh herbs and botanicals. The palate is fresh with a floral perfume, bright acidity, and just the slightest touch of sweetness on the red fruit and herb finish, also showing a bit of dry extract. It is a fun alternative for adventurous drinkers seeking something outside the usual red wine categories. Only 20 cases were imported, and right now, we have some of the only bottles available!

Buy Now

Get your first offer today!