I like their selection of wines, especially their French section. Not too far a walk from the train station. Only draw back is they close at 7pm weekdays and 4pm on Sundays.
Mario Diaz
The Spirits of Pawling tell the story of Argentina wine. The first cuttings are thought to have been planted in Argentina in 1556 by Father Cedrón, who brought cuttings from the Chilean Central Valley to San Juan and Mendoza. This brings Argentina’s wine history back to the early colonial period, when the Spanish conquistadors needed to produce wine for Mass. By the end of the sixteenth century, despite the small initial plantings, vineyards were planted in every region that the Spanish settled in Argentina, from the east to the west and north to south. Source…
Our inventory is subject to change.
Antigal Uno 1
Areo Malbec
Aromo
Ben Marco
Clos De Mendoza
Don David Reserve
Don Miguel Gascon
El Esteco Malbec Reserve by Don David
El Origin
Fabre Montmayou Cabernet Franc
Fabre Montmayou Malbec
Frontera Malbec
La Flor
La Posta Pizzella Malbec
La Posta Tinto Red Blend
Layer Cake
Luna
Natal Alpamanta Organic Malbec
Norton Barrel Select
Santa Julia Reserva
Tonel 46 Cabernet
Tonel 46 Reserva Malbec
Vina Alba Red Blend
Vinyes o Cults