Our wine offering focuses on European wine. We seek wines that express a unique identity: the identity of the type of grape, the climate, the soil and the winemaker.

We work with small scale independent producers, many of which are good friends of ours.

All of the producers and wineries that we exclusively import into Germany are focused on native wine varietals, low intervention production and work conscientiously within their vineyards to be sensitive to the natural environment.

This means that often we tend to have less of the most famous grapes and wineries, and more of the regional grapes, the emerging wine regions and upcoming winemakers.

We believe in the importance of community, especially in the wine world. We work respectfully to our peers and fellow wine importers and collaborate with them on offering a selection of wine on our online shop also from other importers.

Our wine is curated by the internationally recognised Sommelier and Wine Educator, Emily Harman – Vinalupa.

Whats in a name? Why “Sublime Wine”?

In philosophy and aesthetics, the sublime is the quality of greatness that goes beyond explanation — something so powerful, it moves you without needing to be understood. It’s the feeling of a vast landscape, a sudden silence, a perfect sunset.

That’s how we think about wine.

The best wines don’t just taste good — they make you feel something. They connect you to a place, a grower, a moment. They surprise you. Stay with you. Sometimes they’re hard to describe — and that’s exactly the point.

We chose the name Sublime because wine, at its best, is more than flavour.


It is experience. Emotion. Wonder.