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Canta is a wine delivery service supplying
mostly to the east side of Los Angeles, and
delivering for free each week on Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday with a $75 minimum.
We only buy and sell wines from growers
and producers that we ourselves drink.
We are now shipping within California with
a six bottle minimum—choose ‘California
Shipping’ at checkout or write us to build
an order!

You must be 21+ to buy wine.

Current List

Samuel Boulay
Mazière
Sébastien Morin
Simon Busser (Deep Cuts)
Gabrio Bini
Patrick Bouju
Mataburro
Nicolas Bastin
Lambert Spielmann
Cascina Degli Ulivi 
Ca Boit Libre
Jerome Lambert
La Lunotte
Thierry Hesnault
Joan Ramón Escoda
l’Absurde Genie des Fleurs
Matassa
Radovan Šuman
Clos des Vignes du Maynes
Manon
Alban Michel
Cherouche
Le Petit Domaine de Gimios
Pacina
Raj Parr
Le Casot des Mailloles
Didier Chaffardon
Julie Brosselin / Ivo Ferreira

Simon Busser Merlot 2021 $19
Simon Busser Printemps 2020 $19
Maurizio Ferraro Secondome Bianco 2021 $22
Maurizio Ferraro Solo B 2020 $22
Alanna Lagamba Frauen Power Rosé 2021 $23
Costadila Ox 2020 $25

Bauchet Plan B 2021 $27
Gazzetta Rosso Susanna 2021 $27
Gazzetta Bianco Susanna 2021 $28
Le Coste Bianchetto 2021 $30
Emile Heredia Le Verre des Poetes 2021 $35
Sistema Vinari Novetat Total 2021 1L $36
Gemini Leda 2019 $38
Le Thio Noots Red Cox Knock 2021 $40
Le Thio Noots Carre d’Astres 2021 $40
Julien Altaber En Chapon 2019 $40
Julie Brosselin La Mer Rouge 2019 $41
L’Ostal Levant Un Coeur Simple 2021 $42
Cantina Giardino Gaia 2020 $42
J-F Ginglinger BIHL 2020 $42
Michael Georget C’est Tout 2020 $50
Le Coste Rosato 2020 $56
Philippe Jambon Blanc 15/18 $59
Altura Saverio 2017 $66
Domaine Derain En Remilly 1er Cru 2019 $87
Altura Saverio 2016 MAG $125

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This is where we deliver:

Silver Lake 
Echo Park 
Los Feliz 
Hollywood
East Hollywood
Beachwood Canyon
Laurel Canyon
Highland Park
Cypress Park
Glassell Park
Mount Washington
Lincoln Heights
Montecito Heights

If you live outside of these areas, please write us before placing an order.



Mark

Damien Bastian Goddard

Ça Boit LIbre (Savoie, France)





Blasphemy to most, but I never had my moment with Jean-Francois Ganevat's wines. Perhaps it's my lack of New York wine school indoctrination, but I've found the whites harsh and masculine, muscular even, lacking in a sensuality that I look for, the reds amorphous and unstructured (don’t cancel me), and the deluge of négociant cuvées confusing in their intentions. Of course, within the oeuvre of a deeply prolific winemaker, I've missed some key bottles, but I generally lack the thirst for the wines, and seeing them on lists—even back vintages—doesn't seem to entice me. Alongside a lot of hyped Jura wine, I guess I just don’t get it.

That being said, there seems to be something in the water of Ganevat's disciples, notably the Jura based Katie Worobeck’s Maison Maenad and Nicolas Jacob, as well the wines of Damien Bastien Goddard's Savoie domaine Ca Boit Libre. All three students’ bottles feel almost like reactions to their teacher’s, exuding a more fluid and toned down approach full of nuance and subtleties—wines simultaneously both for a table and for the heady minded spiritual drinker. While we don't necessarily have the access to the limited Jura wines of Maison Maenad and Nicolas Jacob here all the way out west (of course), we are blessed to have a healthy amount of Damien's wines, and they don't disappoint. Showcasing a preternatural touch with Chasselas, an oft misunderstood white table grape that seems to grow almost everywhere in France, Goddard's work with the varietal makes one wonder why they haven't had more of the grape in their glass in the past. Elsewhere, his Altesse, an alpine fruit with similar qualities to Chardonnay, is perhaps one of the most drinkable examples of the cépage. A couple of vintages ago, Damien moved to a new facility, acquired some new parcels, and began working with red varietals, most notably Gamay and Pinot Noir. His reds retain the freshness and snowy minerality of the whites, yet burst with warm and juicy red fruits, like the freshest berries picked from some imaginary mountains of the mind.

Lastly, it's worth noting that the Ca Boit Libre wines take on a staggering amount of complexity and depth with even just a year or two of age, so buy a couple of each—one for now, one for later.

Mon Blanc 2021
Chasselas
$35



Mon Blanc de la Haute 2021
Altesse
$33



Ton Rouge du Lac 2021
Pinot Noir
$40