WINE OF THE WEEK: Let me tell you a story. Once upon a time there was a wine, a popular wine. People came from far and wide to buy this wine, because it achieved that wonderful combination of tasty and inexpensive. …
WINE OF THE WEEK: Here’s another deal you might want to check out. A lovely dry Rose from Portugal that we’re offering at just 4.97/bottle. Made from Syrah and Aragonez (one of the Portuguese words for Tempranillo), this is a fresh, easy-drinking …
WINE OF THE WEEK: So we just brought in the new vintage of a previous customer fave, the 2015 Cline Syrah from Sonoma. This is why: It’s big, ripe and juicy, with aromas and flavors of blackberry, black cherry, plum, …
WINE OF THE WEEK: We’ll say it again. When we get a deal, YOU get a deal! And boy, is this a deal! We just picked up a killer close-out, all because the winery – we are not making this …
On to February, and a nice new batch of Club wines! First, a few deets: Your Pick-up Party, which is your opportunity to taste all 4 Club wines for free, falls on Tuesday, 2/6, from 5-9. The 1st Quarter Stock-up …
WINE OF THE WEEK: One of our ALL TIME customer favorites is a delightful New Zealand white – the Jules Taylor Sauvignon Blanc. The current vintage, 2016, is once again an absolute winner: Vivacious aromas of citrus and passionfruit burst …
WINE OF THE WEEK: Ask people where great Cabernet comes from and they’re likely to give you names like Napa, Sonoma, perhaps Paso Robles. But there’s a region in California that is definitely on the rise when it comes to …
WINE OF THE WEEK: Who doesn’t love a tasty ten buck wine? No one we know, that’s for sure! This week’s WOW is exactly that – the 2012 Zaca Mesa Syrah from Santa Ynez. 88 points Wine Enthusiast: “The historic …
WINE OF THE WEEK: We’ve moved on to the 2016 vintage of one of our most popular whites, the Carmenet Chardonnay. And to mark the occasion we’re giving you an even better price – 6.97/bottle, this week only (thru Saturday, …
WINES OF THE WEEK: Two of the most popular wines in the shop are both from a Paso Robles producer called Minassian-Young. They are the 2015 Estate Zinfandel and the 2013 Zin-based blend called Black Saint Peter (which was a …