This is your ticket to discovering some of the most interesting wines on the planet. These wines come from vineyards planted in mineral-rich volcanic soils, where the ground is a mix of everything from jet-black basalts and pumice to fragments that have been expelled from the volcano’s vent. 

The result? Wines with incredible tension, lively acidity, expressive aromas, and a distinct saline minerality that gives these wines an irresistible edginess. These wines will be some of the most unique and mineral-laden wines you’ll ever try!

3x75cl Bottles

Argyros Estate, Atlantis White - 2020
Santorini, Greece

Perched on an active volcano, Santorini offers one of the most surreal vine-growing environments. This Santorini white blend, led by the region’s flagship Assyrtiko grape, showcases the island’s volcanic terroir beautifully. Atlantis White delivers that signature zing with zesty citrus, a hint of sea salt, and a flinty minerality. 

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Benanti, Etna Rosso - 2021
Etna, Sicily, Italy

Hailing from the slopes of Mount Etna, Benanti’s Etna Rosso is a lively, earthy red blend of Nerello Mascalese and Nerrello Cappuccio.  This red wine offers intense notes of juicy red cherries, aromatic herbs and a hint of vanilla.  Grown on sandy, volcanic mineral-rich soils, it exudes a sultry smokiness and a saline minerality, making it both captivating and ethereal.

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Bodegas Tameran, Vijariego Blanco - 2021
Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain

From Gran Canaria’s volcanic landscape, this Vijariego Blanco— a local white grape indigenous to the Canary Islands— bursts with bright citrus, a hint of herbs and white pepper. The classic punchy volcanic minerality shines through, giving it that distinctive terroir-driven character. Thanks to the high altitude of the vines, this wine is zippy and brimming with energy! 

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