St Emilion classification to go ahead. On June 22, 2011. The St Emilion classification has finally been signed off by the French government. The legal notification of the classification, which has been in limbo since it was sent to the French Ministry of Agriculture in January 2011, was published in the Journal Officiel on June 16. This means that despite continuing internal wrangling, the classification is indeed going ahead. On June 15, 2011. On April 27, 2011.

200 different red and white wines ranging in origin from California, Italy, France, Argentina, Chile and includes a selection of local wines. Excellent wine and beer choices, great service! Such a friendly and fun atmosphere, the owners are usually there to make great beverage or food suggestions. When I was there a live jazz combo was playing, just a great spot to relax and meet friends.

Blue Frog Grog and Grill. Bodega Aleanna - Gran Enemigo. Bodega Juan Matias I Torres. Bodegas Benjamin de Rothschild and Vega Sicilia. Bodegas Ferranco Remirez de Ganuza.

Alessandro e Gian Natale Fantino. Belle Glos and M Chapoutier. Bodegas Benjamin de Rothschild and Vega Sicilia. Bodegas Ferranco Remirez de Ganuza.

Great Wine is Great Art. We founded Artisan Wine Imports 10 years ago because we wanted to bring the locally produced, small batch artisan wines we enjoyed so much from France and Germany to America. We only bring in wines that we would buy ourselves. We taste every wine before we purchase it. We believe that by directly importing the wine, we provide our clients with exceptional quality and value for the money. Bringing small batch, artisan produced wine to discerning drinkers.