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Land of vinesΟἰνωτροί, Oinōtroi

Independent wine imports · Edmonton, Alberta

We import wines from 27 growers in 6 countries to Alberta.

The Enotri approach

Start with the grower. The wine follows.

We build our portfolio one relationship at a time. Rawlings tastes in each grower’s cellar and walks the vineyards before a wine is listed.

Alberta restaurants, bars and retailers can order by the case through Connect Logistics.

Our story

Chosen for character

From Roncà to Stellenbosch.

From volcanic basalt in Roncà to high vineyards in Abruzzo and the Côtes de Bourg on Bordeaux’s right bank: 27 producers in 6 countries.

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All 37 wines

Corte Moschina · Roncà, Italy

Roncathe Soave DOC 2024

White

Corte Moschina · Colli Berici, Veneto, Italy

Granetto Pinot Grigio 2025

White

Corte Moschina · Colli Berici, Veneto, Italy

Calcàreo Carménère 2021

Red

Ferrero Federico · Mango, Italy

Nvie Langhe Nebbiolo

Red

A belief we share

Better wine begins long before the cellar.

Corte Moschina’s Soave comes from volcanic basalt, and Pasetti’s Montepulciano and Pecorino from vines at altitude on the Gran Sasso. We choose wines that taste of where they were grown.

How we think about the land

The people behind the bottle

Meet the growers.

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Pescosansonesco, Abruzzo, Italy

Pasetti

A historic Abruzzo estate on the slopes of the Gran Sasso, where the Pasetti family has farmed Montepulciano and Pecorino at altitude for five generations.

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Côtes de Bourg, France

Château de la Grave

The Bassereau family have farmed this Côtes de Bourg estate on the Bordeaux right bank since 1906, working Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, Sémillon and Colombard in foudre, barrel, concrete and terracotta jars.

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Where our wines come from