The collection includes one bottle of each varietal: Parishes Sauvignon Blanc and Wards White Blend. Enjoy up to 30% off when you purchase the Louisiana Collection.

The collection includes one bottle of each varietal: Tchoupitoulas Blanc du Bois Dry, Ole' Carrollton Blanc du Bois Semi-Sweet, and Circa 2005 Syrah. Enjoy up to 30% off when you purchase the Original Collection.

The collection includes one bottle of each varietal: Vieux Carre' Rose' and Saint Charles Ave. Chardonnay. Enjoy up to 30% off when you purchase the New Orleans Collection.

Wine Profile

Tasting Notes

Bright peach and citrus fruit bounce from the glass, with more delicate floral notes just behind. The palate offers equally vibrant fruit flavors. It glides along with a creamy texture, finishing long and refreshing.

Serving Notes

Alc. 13.5% 192 Calories, 12 oz. serving

Pairing Notes Green Vegetables, Herbaceous Snacks such as olives, and dried fruits.

Label History

Instead of counties, Louisiana has parishes—it’s the only state in the country with this unique feature. The parishes are remnants of a bygone era, as Louisiana was Roman Catholic during both France and Spain’s ruling of the state. The boundaries, or parishes, neatly coincided with the state’s church parishes. This made it a lot easier to discuss regions. Officially, in 1807, the local legislature adopted the “parish” term, and it’s stuck ever since.

Wine Profile

Tasting Notes
Full-bodied, round, rich, and juicy. Providing full flavor with notes of ripe fruit flavors, lemon zest, coconut, and baking spices.

Serving Notes

Alc. 13.5% 192 Calories, 12 oz. serving

Pairing Notes
Halibut, pork or poultry, and toasted nuts

Label History

The New Orleans streetcars have the distinction as one of the first passenger railroads in the United States and one of the oldest continuously operating street railways in the entire world. Their history dates back to 1835, with the St. Charles Avenue line. Blooming along St. Charles is the "Katrina" rose, once called the "Peggy Martin" rose, which is a famously hardy thornless climbing rose cultivar. The famous pink rose was the only flower to survive being submerged in 20 feet of saltwater for two weeks after Hurricane Katrina.

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Tasting Notes


Full-bodied, round, rich, and juicy. Providing full flavor with notes of candied cherries and finishing notes of confectioners’ sugar.

Serving Notes

Alc. 13.5% 192 Calories, 12 oz. serving

Pairing Notes
Red meat, nuts, and cheddar cheeses

Label History

On February 27, 1827, a group of masked and costumed locals danced in the streets of New Orleans, Louisiana, starting the city of New Orleans information Mardi Gras celebrations. The celebration of Carnival or Mardi Gra as we know it is kicked off between the 12th night of January 6 and Ash Wednesday. There is no place in the United States where Carnival (Mardi Gras or Fat Tuesday) is celebrated as lavish as in New Orleans. Honored for its over-the-top parades during Mardi Gras, our King of Carnival Sweet Red wine is a representation of the lavish parades for which New Orleans Mardi Gras is best known. Honoring King Brandon P. Jones, Jr. of Krewe of Little Rascals through the years 2018 until 2021.

Wine Profile

Tasting Notes

On the palate, Merlot can be characterized as rounded, fleshy, deep, and intense with a velvet & mouthfeel. This wine has a sweet taste of bold berries and a touch of spice, which is relatively light. The soft tannins leave a long decadent yet smooth finish.

Serving Notes

Alc. 13.2% 192 Calories, 12 oz. serving

Pairing Notes
Rack of Lamb, roasted squash, cream-based soups, juicy steak, and gumbo!

Label History

New Orleans is full of rich culture and lots of gumbo. To embrace the beautiful authentic culture you have to visit multiple neighborhoods, not just one part. New Orleans neighborhoods sit on some of the most iconic streets in the city, we wanted to honor a few on this bottle. Without those streets, there would be no New Orleans. Such a classic way to remind you of gumbo and the City of New Orleans, all of your favorites mixes make the perfect pot of  Gumbeaux!

Wine Profile

Tasting Notes

Beautiful in color, ruby red with great acidity Spanish Rose', crisp, dry, and sexy! Lots of strawberries and red fruit in the mouth and some floral hints on the nose. This wine includes hints of red fruit e.g. strawberries, citrus, melon, and flowers such as rose petals, along with crunchy green finishes. In the body, this wine is heavier than whites but lighter than reds.

Label History

The French Quarter, also known as the Vieux Carré and Barrio Francés, is the oldest neighborhood in the city of New Orleans. After New Orleans (French: La Nouvelle-Orléans) was founded in 1718 by Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville, the city developed around the Vieux Carré ("Old Square" in English), a central square.

Serving Notes

Alc. 14.3% 192 Calories, 12 oz. serving

Pairing Notes
Salmon, duck, and soft cheeses

Wine Profile

Tasting Notes
Rich and sophisticated on the nose with ruby color, this wine has a velvety texture with lush and prominent tannins and bright acidity. Flavors follow the aromas, blueberry, cran-raspberry, coffee, clove, cinnamon, black pepper, mint, and leather. 


Serving Notes

Alc. 13.5% 192 Calories, 12 oz. serving

Pairing Notes
Red meat, walnuts, and cheddar cheeses

Label History

Ole' Orleans was brought to life in 2018 based on the love of New Orleans and Kim’s family history. Born and raised in New  Orleans, Kim is the mother of three beautiful and amazing children. Kim and her children enjoy spending time with their dogs, horses, and sunny beaches. The family takes pride in everything that is Naturally Nawlins, from festivals to parades, you can find them at all of the festivities.​

Wine Profile

Tasting Notes
A refreshing blend of Grenache, Cabernet, and Merlot, this intense and red in color wine has an aromatic, delightful fragrance on the nose. Notes of black plum, raspberry, roses, peonies, and blackberry leave the palate with a mouthwatering impression. Perfect for any occasion.

Serving Notes

Alc. 11.5% 192 Calories, 12 oz. serving

Pairing Notes
Lamb, tuna, and smoked cheeses

Label History

Mardi Gras Indian tribes of African-American men have a long-standing tradition on the backstreets of New Orleans. They don their beautiful handmade, articularly beaded, colorfully feathered, and immaculate costumes to salute their heritage. Second Line parades have been taking place since the late 1800s and with innumerable jazz funerals, the sheer number of events with thousands of people since that time have been lively, fun, and memorable - taking place without incident.

Wine Profile

Tasting Notes

This wine includes notes of citrus and white fruit, exotic perfumed character, and substantial stone fruit richness. This beautiful Rhone White Blend is a dry melon on the nose, with notes of white peach, nectarine, and honey. A blend of Roussanne, Marsanne, and Viognier grapes that introduces your palate to a mingling flavor of bright and balanced acidity. This wine is very approachable and easy to drink.

Serving Notes

Alc. 13.4% 192 Calories, 12 oz. serving

Pairing Notes
Shellfish, vegetables, and cheese sauces

Label History

Most of the boundaries of Wards 1 through 11 were drawn in 1852 when the city was reorganized from three separate municipalities into one centralized government. The rest of the Wards were formed from the expansion of the city boundaries in the 1870s. The 12th, 13th, and 14th Wards were formed by annexation of the land upriver from the older city of New Orleans, the 15th by the annexation of the city of Algiers, and finally, the 16th and 17th Wards were formed from the annexed city of Carrollton.

Wine Profile

Tasting Notes

A fruity, semi-sweet light wine from our Blanc Du Bois grapes grown in West Monroe, La. This wine is light and appealing to White Zinfandel wine drinkers.

Serving Notes

Alc. 11.3% 192 Calories, 12 oz. serving

Pairing Notes
Creole cuisine and seafood

Label History

The town of Carrollton only existed for about thirty years. Though neither party wanted it, the annexation of  Carrollton to the City of New Orleans in Orleans Parish was granted in 1874 but not complete until 1876. The courthouse in Carrollton was no longer needed to serve its original function. However, it took until 1888 for the building title to be transferred to New Orleans; it had remained in the ownership of Jefferson Parish after Carrollton was dissolved.

Wine Profile

Tasting Notes

This well-balanced white wine burst forth with clean crisp flavors of fruit including peach, pear, tropical fruit with light hints of wood character, and honeysuckle aromas. This is a nice fruit-forward, light, and smooth white wine.

Serving Notes

Alc. 11.3% 192 Calories, 12 oz. serving

Pairing Notes
Mild cheeses, apples, grilled chicken, and fish

Label History

Tchoupitoulas Street is a street in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States, running through Uptown. It is the street closest to the Mississippi River.  Formerly, the street was heavily devoted to river shipping commerce; but as shipping concerns gravitated to other locations in the latter part of the 20th Century, more of the street has been utilized for residential and other business purposes.  The name of the street comes from a Native American tribe that perhaps means “Those who live at the river” in Choctaw. The tribal village-called La Village Des Chapitoiulas” in the 18th and early 19th Centuries- was the headwaters of the bayou also named after the Chapitoulas.

Wine Profile

Tasting Notes
Our delectable Riesling Wine offers a fruit-forward aroma such as nectarine, apricot, apples, and pear, leaving a mouthwatering finish.

Serving Notes

Alc. 11.5% 192 Calories, 12 oz. serving

Pairing Notes
Perfect with Asian cuisine, chicken, salmon, and tuna.

Label History

With everything going on in the world, we must remember our roots and pay homage to our heritage. This picture was originally taken in the French Quarters near the Saenger Theatre, Circa 1940 at a street Jazz Performance. It depicts the true character and grace grandfathered to us. Everything people love about us stems from the love of our heritage.

Wine Profile

Tasting Notes
This wine is a dry red wine that is Syrah flavor-packed and is also one of the darkest colored inky wines you can find. Deep purple in hue with not much translucency, Syrah’s violet, and velvety elegance is backed by big fruit and crunchy spice.

Serving Notes

Alc. 13.5% 192 Calories, 12 oz. serving

Pairing Notes
Grilled meats and smoked cheeses

Label History

An estimated 80% of New Orleans was underwater, up to 20 ft deep in places. Hurricane Katrina caused $81 billion in property damages, but it is estimated that the total economic impact in Louisiana and Mississippi may exceed $150 billion, earning the title of the costliest hurricane ever in US history.

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