Discover the Exceptional

Join us as we unearth the extraordinary, traversing the landscapes of tradition and innovation. From the hills of Burgundy to the rugged terrains of Oaxaca, our work honors the dedication of these artisans.

Our mission is one of reverence for tradition and a dedication to storytelling. As ambassadors of these timeless legacies, we bridge the gap between past and present, ensuring that every sip is imbued with history and passion. By championing family producers and lesser-known gems, we redefine the narrative of luxury, making it accessible to all while elevating vintners who steward the land for generations to come.

Featured Wines

Weingut Weixelbaum

Riesling Ried Heiligenstein

DAC Kamptal Erste Lage ÖTW

Vigne Del Malina

Chardonnay

IGT Venezia Giulia

Domaine du Colombier

AOC Hermitage

Our Portfolio

Mercenaires

Mark Huddleston

Co-Founder

Laurent Michit

Co-Founder

Kamil Kroczewski

Office Manager

Kristin Morgan, WSET DWS, CMS

Key Accounts Manager
Orange County

Nicole Mparmperis, WSET III

Key Account Manager
West Los Angeles

Vicky Abdallah, CMS CS

Key Account Manager
Greater Los Angeles

Rafael Peterson, CMS CS

Key Account Manager
San Diego & Palm Springs

Olivier Foucault, WSET III

Key Account Manager
San Francisco North & South Bay

Stephanie Mitchell, CSW

Key Account Manager
East Bay & Napa Valley

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  • Sometimes the best vineyard stories start with getting lost.

In 1998, Scott and Lisa Neal were exploring Oregon wine country when they stumbled upon a remote piece of land in the McMinnville AVA. 

They walked the property, studied the soils, and decided to take a leap of faith. More than 25 years later, they’re still there. 🍇

From planting the vines and hand-grafting thousands of plants to farming organically and making the wines themselves, Coeur de Terre remains a truly hands-on family winery.

@cdtvineyard 

#hmercerimports #coeurdeterre #oregonwine #willamettevalley
  • Not every acre is meant to grow grapes. 🌿

At Coeur de Terre Vineyard, nearly half of the estate is left untouched; forests, native plants, wildlife habitats. It’s a choice that reflects a simple belief: great wine starts with a healthy ecosystem.

Nestled in Oregon’s McMinnville AVA, the vineyard is shaped by the cooling winds of the Van Duzer Corridor and farmed with a regenerative approach that focuses on the long-term health of the land.

@cdtvineyard 

#hmercerimports #coeurdeterre #oregonwine
  • What makes the wines of Il Conte Villa Prandone so distinctive? 🍷

It starts with geography.

The estate sits between two powerful influences: the Adriatic Sea, just 7 kilometers away, and the Sibillini Mountains to the west. This unique position creates an ideal microclimate, combining warm sunshine, cooling sea breezes, and mountain air.

These conditions are particularly well suited to Marche’s native grape varieties: Pecorino, Passerina, Montepulciano, and Sangiovese. Each variety develops its own character while preserving freshness and aromatic intensity.

It’s a reminder that great wines are often the result of a place where everything comes together: climate, soil, tradition, and generations of experience.

@il_conte_winery 

#hmercerimports #ilcontevillaprandone #marchewine
Sometimes the best vineyard stories start with getting lost.

In 1998, Scott and Lisa Neal were exploring Oregon wine country when they stumbled upon a remote piece of land in the McMinnville AVA. 

They walked the property, studied the soils, and decided to take a leap of faith. More than 25 years later, they’re still there. 🍇

From planting the vines and hand-grafting thousands of plants to farming organically and making the wines themselves, Coeur de Terre remains a truly hands-on family winery.

@cdtvineyard 

#hmercerimports #coeurdeterre #oregonwine #willamettevalley
Sometimes the best vineyard stories start with getting lost.

In 1998, Scott and Lisa Neal were exploring Oregon wine country when they stumbled upon a remote piece of land in the McMinnville AVA. 

They walked the property, studied the soils, and decided to take a leap of faith. More than 25 years later, they’re still there. 🍇

From planting the vines and hand-grafting thousands of plants to farming organically and making the wines themselves, Coeur de Terre remains a truly hands-on family winery.

@cdtvineyard 

#hmercerimports #coeurdeterre #oregonwine #willamettevalley
Sometimes the best vineyard stories start with getting lost.

In 1998, Scott and Lisa Neal were exploring Oregon wine country when they stumbled upon a remote piece of land in the McMinnville AVA. 

They walked the property, studied the soils, and decided to take a leap of faith. More than 25 years later, they’re still there. 🍇

From planting the vines and hand-grafting thousands of plants to farming organically and making the wines themselves, Coeur de Terre remains a truly hands-on family winery.

@cdtvineyard 

#hmercerimports #coeurdeterre #oregonwine #willamettevalley
Sometimes the best vineyard stories start with getting lost. In 1998, Scott and Lisa Neal were exploring Oregon wine country when they stumbled upon a remote piece of land in the McMinnville AVA. They walked the property, studied the soils, and decided to take a leap of faith. More than 25 years later, they’re still there. 🍇 From planting the vines and hand-grafting thousands of plants to farming organically and making the wines themselves, Coeur de Terre remains a truly hands-on family winery. @cdtvineyard #hmercerimports #coeurdeterre #oregonwine #willamettevalley
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Not every acre is meant to grow grapes. 🌿

At Coeur de Terre Vineyard, nearly half of the estate is left untouched; forests, native plants, wildlife habitats. It’s a choice that reflects a simple belief: great wine starts with a healthy ecosystem.

Nestled in Oregon’s McMinnville AVA, the vineyard is shaped by the cooling winds of the Van Duzer Corridor and farmed with a regenerative approach that focuses on the long-term health of the land.

@cdtvineyard 

#hmercerimports #coeurdeterre #oregonwine
Not every acre is meant to grow grapes. 🌿

At Coeur de Terre Vineyard, nearly half of the estate is left untouched; forests, native plants, wildlife habitats. It’s a choice that reflects a simple belief: great wine starts with a healthy ecosystem.

Nestled in Oregon’s McMinnville AVA, the vineyard is shaped by the cooling winds of the Van Duzer Corridor and farmed with a regenerative approach that focuses on the long-term health of the land.

@cdtvineyard 

#hmercerimports #coeurdeterre #oregonwine
Not every acre is meant to grow grapes. 🌿

At Coeur de Terre Vineyard, nearly half of the estate is left untouched; forests, native plants, wildlife habitats. It’s a choice that reflects a simple belief: great wine starts with a healthy ecosystem.

Nestled in Oregon’s McMinnville AVA, the vineyard is shaped by the cooling winds of the Van Duzer Corridor and farmed with a regenerative approach that focuses on the long-term health of the land.

@cdtvineyard 

#hmercerimports #coeurdeterre #oregonwine
Not every acre is meant to grow grapes. 🌿 At Coeur de Terre Vineyard, nearly half of the estate is left untouched; forests, native plants, wildlife habitats. It’s a choice that reflects a simple belief: great wine starts with a healthy ecosystem. Nestled in Oregon’s McMinnville AVA, the vineyard is shaped by the cooling winds of the Van Duzer Corridor and farmed with a regenerative approach that focuses on the long-term health of the land. @cdtvineyard #hmercerimports #coeurdeterre #oregonwine
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What makes the wines of Il Conte Villa Prandone so distinctive? 🍷

It starts with geography.

The estate sits between two powerful influences: the Adriatic Sea, just 7 kilometers away, and the Sibillini Mountains to the west. This unique position creates an ideal microclimate, combining warm sunshine, cooling sea breezes, and mountain air.

These conditions are particularly well suited to Marche’s native grape varieties: Pecorino, Passerina, Montepulciano, and Sangiovese. Each variety develops its own character while preserving freshness and aromatic intensity.

It’s a reminder that great wines are often the result of a place where everything comes together: climate, soil, tradition, and generations of experience.

@il_conte_winery 

#hmercerimports #ilcontevillaprandone #marchewine
What makes the wines of Il Conte Villa Prandone so distinctive? 🍷

It starts with geography.

The estate sits between two powerful influences: the Adriatic Sea, just 7 kilometers away, and the Sibillini Mountains to the west. This unique position creates an ideal microclimate, combining warm sunshine, cooling sea breezes, and mountain air.

These conditions are particularly well suited to Marche’s native grape varieties: Pecorino, Passerina, Montepulciano, and Sangiovese. Each variety develops its own character while preserving freshness and aromatic intensity.

It’s a reminder that great wines are often the result of a place where everything comes together: climate, soil, tradition, and generations of experience.

@il_conte_winery 

#hmercerimports #ilcontevillaprandone #marchewine
What makes the wines of Il Conte Villa Prandone so distinctive? 🍷

It starts with geography.

The estate sits between two powerful influences: the Adriatic Sea, just 7 kilometers away, and the Sibillini Mountains to the west. This unique position creates an ideal microclimate, combining warm sunshine, cooling sea breezes, and mountain air.

These conditions are particularly well suited to Marche’s native grape varieties: Pecorino, Passerina, Montepulciano, and Sangiovese. Each variety develops its own character while preserving freshness and aromatic intensity.

It’s a reminder that great wines are often the result of a place where everything comes together: climate, soil, tradition, and generations of experience.

@il_conte_winery 

#hmercerimports #ilcontevillaprandone #marchewine
What makes the wines of Il Conte Villa Prandone so distinctive? 🍷

It starts with geography.

The estate sits between two powerful influences: the Adriatic Sea, just 7 kilometers away, and the Sibillini Mountains to the west. This unique position creates an ideal microclimate, combining warm sunshine, cooling sea breezes, and mountain air.

These conditions are particularly well suited to Marche’s native grape varieties: Pecorino, Passerina, Montepulciano, and Sangiovese. Each variety develops its own character while preserving freshness and aromatic intensity.

It’s a reminder that great wines are often the result of a place where everything comes together: climate, soil, tradition, and generations of experience.

@il_conte_winery 

#hmercerimports #ilcontevillaprandone #marchewine
What makes the wines of Il Conte Villa Prandone so distinctive? 🍷 It starts with geography. The estate sits between two powerful influences: the Adriatic Sea, just 7 kilometers away, and the Sibillini Mountains to the west. This unique position creates an ideal microclimate, combining warm sunshine, cooling sea breezes, and mountain air. These conditions are particularly well suited to Marche’s native grape varieties: Pecorino, Passerina, Montepulciano, and Sangiovese. Each variety develops its own character while preserving freshness and aromatic intensity. It’s a reminder that great wines are often the result of a place where everything comes together: climate, soil, tradition, and generations of experience. @il_conte_winery #hmercerimports #ilcontevillaprandone #marchewine
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