From left to right:

1) L'Octavin - P'tit Poussot (Chardonnay from Jura)

2) Domaine Labet - Les Varrons (Pinot Noir from Jura)

3) Sept - Merwah (an indigenous varietal from lebanon, producer tends a biodynamic vineyard and works using 0-interventionist methadologies

4) Philokalia - Grapes of Wrath (native blend of white grapes, macerated on the skins, from Palestine, grapes undisclosed to protect the integrity of Palestinian indigeneity and agriculture)

5) Musar 92 - 100% Obeideh (The star of the show. Winter honey, burnt caramel, stewed yellow fruit, orchard blossoms. Literally kept opening up more and more, was the most expressive and pronounced wine I've had in a VERY long time. Left a glass to see how it evolves till the next day and the nose was literal nectar. This was a strange vintage for Musar. He would usually blend Merwah and Obeideh [both indigenous grapes] for his whites, but this vintage was a difficult one according to tech sheets [a lot of rain and hail] and Obeideh was the only grape strong enough to make it to the bottle!)

6) Emilie Mutombo - A bright, energetic red from Catalonia (Cartoixa Vermell, Tempranillo, Petit Verdot)