Shopping in St Barts Euro Gourmet wines-rhums-liquors

Wine Cellar

Travel the world with your choice of wines from among over 200 different vintages!

Start in Italy, with Santa Margherita, Ca del Bosco, Prunotto, Batasiolo, La Scolca, Allegrini, Casanova di Neri, Tenuta San Guido, Planeta, Livio Felluga, Jermann, Frescobaldi, Ricasoli, Biondi Santi and Gattinara.

Continue on to France, with the Grands Crus of Bordeaux: Margaux, Saint-Julien, Saint-Estèphe, and Saint-Emilion; try different vineyards from various French regions, such as Vins de Vienne and Châteauneuf-du-Pape (Cote du Rhone), Fournier Père & Fils (Loire Valley), Albert Ponnelle (Burgundy), Ferry Lacombe (Provence), and many others.

Go by way of the United States with Silverado, Argentina with Luigi Bosca, and Chili with Terranoble.

The cherry on the cake: Euro Gourmet carries a selection of champagne including Louis de Sacy, and such brands of Prosecco as Santa Margherita, Astoria, Bottega and Torresella, as well as a choice of Italian liquors including Amaretto Disaronno, and Montenegro, plus international options from Tito’s vodka and Casanoble tequila to Flor De Cana rhum and Jagermeister.

Fans of hops can enjoy a refreshing Menabrea Italian beer.

Euro Gourmet serves as the exclusive distributor of San Pellegrino and Acqua Panna mineral water.

Gourmet Grocery:

Euro Gourmet is also a gourmet grocery store that carries a wide range of products sourced from every region in Italy, with culinary flavors that will dazzle your taste buds.

The shelves are stocked with olive oil and tomato sauce, side-by-side with authentic Gentile pasta made in the traditional manner by the Zampino family, and served with Callipo tuna filets and herb bread sticks.

Fresh foods include emblematic Italian cheeses such as  les mozzarella, burrata, and parmigiano-reggiano, which share the spotlight with a delicious selection of charcuteries.

And for something sweet, you’ll definitely be tempted by the waffle cookies or chocolate biscuits, and don’t forget to pick up some Mathilde Vincenzovo ladyfingers, necessary to make traditional Tiramisu.

Buon appetito!!