The Kasandrinos Wine Club Collection
Rare, hand-harvested wines from Europe's great family vineyards — crafted the old way, never sold in stores.
Six wines per collection · Allocations are limited
Dear Friend of Kasandrinos,
If you're reading this, you already know what most people never learn: that the real thing tastes different. You've had olive oil that comes from one grove, one family, one harvest — pressed within hours of picking. Once you've tasted that, the blended stuff on the grocery shelf never fools you again.
Wine works exactly the same way.
The bottles at the supermarket — even the $40 ones — are mostly industrial products. Blended across regions, dosed with additives (76 are legal in the U.S., none of which appear on the label), and engineered to taste identical year after year.
That's why we teamed up with our friends at Kasandrinos to build this collection. The Bonner Private Wine Partnership does for wine what the Kasandrinos family does for olive oil: we go directly to small, family-run vineyards in Europe's great wine regions — growers who hand-harvest their fruit and make wine the way their grandparents did — and we bring their bottles straight to your door. No middlemen. No mass production. No additives.
The same standard you demand in your olive oil, applied to what's in your glass.
Every quarter, we select six wines you simply won't find anywhere else in the U.S. — each with the story of the family who made it. Open a bottle, and you're standing in their vineyard.
Why these wines are different
Hand-Harvested, Like the Olives
Just as Kasandrinos hand-picks every olive, our growers hand-harvest every grape. It's slower and costlier — and it's the only way to select fruit worthy of the bottle.
Family Producers Only
We source exclusively from small, family-run vineyards where winemaking is a way of life, not a business line — people who pour their history into every bottle.
Nothing Added, Nothing Hidden
No coloring agents, no flavor additives, no shortcuts. Wine made from grapes, patience, and centuries of family knowledge — the way it tasted a hundred years ago.
Journey through Europe's most extraordinary wine regions
The prestigious châteaux and legendary terroirs that set the standard for fine wine — and the small growers working in their shadow, often on better land.
Sangiovese grown among cypress-lined roads and medieval hill towns, from estates that have stayed in the same families for generations.
Old-vine Tempranillo raised in the foothills of the Sierra de Cantabria — bold, age-worthy reds from Spain's most storied region.
Each quarterly collection transports you to a different corner of Europe — its traditions, its terroir, and the families behind it.
A few of the vineyards behind the bottles
No warehouses. No négociants. We buy from the families who grow the grapes — and you can see exactly where your wine was born.
A taste of what members have poured
Santorini has been known for its wines since 1200 B.C. The island's volcanic rock — and the high winds off the Mediterranean — make it practically immune to phylloxera, so these are some of the only European vines never grafted onto American rootstock. The volcanic soil lends minerality and structure; the sea breeze adds a note of salt.
Characteristic stony minerality in the nose, followed by fruity and herbal hints. A rich, elegant mouthfeel — creamy texture balancing the dry crispness and high acidity of the Assyrtiko. Full-bodied and concentrated, with finesse, complexity, and a long, salty aftertaste.
A few steps from the medieval city of Carcassonne, Calmel & Joseph work with growers from nearly every appellation in the Languedoc. At Pézenas — 920 feet up, where jagged rock alternates with herb-strewn garrigue — long, hot summers bring the grapes to full ripeness. Just 4,860 bottles were made.
Deep, intense garnet red. A powerful nose packed with fresh fig, crushed strawberry, and blackberry, followed by truffle and white pepper. Superbly balanced in the mouth — opens incisively, with nicely chiselled tannins. Decant an hour before serving alongside charcuterie or roasted meats.
A boutique, four-generation family winery in Ribera del Duero, working inherited vineyards at 800–900 meters, where cold winters and hot summers concentrate the fruit. Made in small quantities with grape-by-grape selection, then aged twelve months in new French oak — a structured yet elegant Ribera, built to age and unfold slowly.
Deep dark cherry with a garnet rim. Ripe blackberries and blueberries mingle with redcurrant, balsamic notes, and sweet spice. Fleshy and smooth on the palate, with rounded tannins, integrated oak, and a long finish of ripe fruit, licorice, and a touch of graphite. Pour it beside lamb, game, or aged cheeses.
Past selections sell through and don't return — every collection is a new discovery.
"I had no idea what real wine tasted like until I opened my first bottle. It was alive — complex, smooth, and nothing like the syrupy blends at the store."— Linda J., California · Member
What comes with every collection
- ✦Six rare, small-batch wines per collection, hand-selected from Europe's family vineyards.
- ✦The stories behind every bottle — a regional tasting guide covering the family, the vineyard, and the history in your glass.
- ✦Food pairing suggestions for every wine — including what to pour beside your Kasandrinos kitchen staples.
- ✦Access to the private cellar — member-only pricing of 10–20% off additional bottles of anything we carry.
- ✦A personal wine concierge for selections, bulk orders, and pairing help. A human, on the phone, who knows these wines.
Reserve the Kasandrinos Wine Club Collection
The current six-wine collection, delivered once. No renewal, no commitment — just a taste of what the partnership finds.
Order One CollectionA new six-wine collection from a different corner of Europe each quarter — at the best per-bottle price. Pause or cancel anytime.
Become a MemberShipping calculated at checkout. Adult signature required on delivery. We're unable to ship to AR, DE, MS, or UT, or to P.O. boxes.
Every bottle we ship is guaranteed. If a wine arrives corked, damaged, or anything less than it should be, call us and we'll make it right — no forms, no fine print, no hassle. You're dealing with a partnership, not a warehouse.
Auto-renewal terms: The Wine Club renews automatically each quarter. After your first collection, your card will be billed $275 per quarter, so you never miss a release. You can pause or cancel anytime by contacting us — no penalties, no runaround. The One-Time Collection is a single purchase and never renews.
Real olive oil changed your kitchen.
Real wine is next.
$50 intro discount — automatically applied at checkout.
Reserve Your CollectionSimply Select Your Bottles & Fill Out Your Information Below
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Kasandrinos Wine Collection - 6 Bottles× 1 |
$325.00 |
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Why Choose The Bonner Private Wine Partnership
- 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
- Exclusive Access to Our Small-Batch Wine Cellar
- Weekly Tasting Videos from Our In-House Wine Expert
About the Bonner Private Wine Partnership
The Bonner Private Wine Partnership is your passport to the world’s most extraordinary small-batch wines—sourced from remote, family-run vineyards across Europe and South America. We deliver handcrafted, additive-free wines you won’t find in stores… and the stories behind them. No middlemen. No mass production. Just real wine, for those who crave something rare.
WE CANNOT SHIP TO THESE STATES:
Arkansas, Delaware, Mississippi, Utah. If you live in one of these states, you’ll need to select an alternative delivery destination.
*Note: Shipping is available to Alaska & Hawaii for additional fee*
Please be aware: We cannot deliver to P.O. boxes. An adult signature is required for all shipments of alcohol.
A note about our Satisfaction Guarantee: Wines, sadly, are not like power tools. A hardware store can always resell a hammer you used a couple times. Not so for a bottle of wine. Once you pop the cork, it’s a total loss to us. For that reason, we cannot offer full refunds on these offers. But don’t worry, if the wine arrives and there’s something wrong with it, just give us a call and we’ll do what we can to make it right. As a member, your satisfaction is all-important to us.