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2020 Jean-Claude Bachelet Saint-Aubin 1er Cru Blanc
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2022 Argyle Pinot Noir 750ML
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2016 Carte Blanche Proprietary Red 750ML
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2021 Jean-Marc Brocard Chablis Sainte Claire
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2017 Johanneshof Reinisch Thermenregion St. Laurent Ried Holzspur 750ML
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2022 Argyle Pinot Noir 750ML 
2016 Carte Blanche Proprietary Red 750ML 
2017 Johanneshof Reinisch Thermenregion St. Laurent Ried Holzspur 750ML 
It was 2000, the dawn of the new millennium. For us, the dawn of a new wine project. In Gergei, in the heart of Sarcidano (60 km north of Cagliari), the meeting between Stefano Casadei, Artemio Olianas and Simone Mugnaini gives life to Olianas, our Company.
What unites us is sharing a philosophy of producing quality wines based on respecting the environment, nature and the people who live there. Since then, this philosophy has concretely developed into a new concept of agriculture, where environmental protection is a required procedure to ensure prosperity in the future.
Today in Olianas we produce not only organic, but bio-integrated wines: related to the history of this land, result of research, great dedication, expert hands; local vine varieties on 25 hectares of both red and white vineyards. It is the result of an ongoing commitment to our ecosystem, to be passed on intact to our children.
Cannonau
Cannonau di Sardegna is a DOC from the Italian island of Sardinia. It is made from Cannonau, the local name for the Grenache – one of Sardinia’s most successful wine grapes. It has long been thought that the variety arrived on Sardinia with the Aragonese when they conquered the island in the early 14th Century (from what is now Aragon). However, in the past few years, Italian researchers have uncovered evidence suggesting that Cannonau (and therefore Grenache) may well have originated right here on Sardinia.
The region-wide Cannonau di Sardegna DOC title covers the entire island, from Sulcis and Cagliari in the south to Gallura in the north – a distance of approximately 265 kilometers (175mi). It was introduced in June 1972, roughly the same time as its Muscat-based equivalent Moscato di Sardegna. Roughly one bottle in every five of Sardinian wine is a Cannonau di Sardegna.