Skurnik Wines & Spirits

  When you grow up in Sonoma, the daughter of a living wine legend, you have a knack for noticing things that others tend to miss. Subtle tasting notes between Pinot Noir blocks boldly stand out. Farming knowledge that took your father a lifetime to learn are innately ingrained in how you see the landscape.

    Smooth transitions are crucial to sustaining a family business. Across our portfolio, we champion estates passed on from generation to generation. They last because their work is not just what they do—it’s who they are. They know that the vines they tend will produce the finest wines long after they’re gone,

Though the increasing prevalence of English wine might feel like a novel side effect of the day’s changing climate, Vitis vinifera first took root in the British Isles in the year 43 AD; wherever ancient Romans went, so went wine. Since then, the motivations behind British viticulture have ebbed and flowed from the necessary to

  The story of Lebanese wine is a story of perpetual revival. One of the oldest wine regions in the world, this well-protected and resource-rich section of the Levant has been producing and trading wine for millennia—as a global currency by the Phoenicians, in secret by persecuted Christians under Ottoman rule, and in spite of

Labor Day marks the unofficial farewell to summer, making it the perfect time to slow down, gather friends around the table, and savor one last al fresco meal before the cooler weather arrives. From Spain’s rugged coastlines to the volcanic slopes of Sicily and the ancient vineyards of the Eastern Mediterranean, these wines capture everything