Cune White Rioja (Viura) Rioja, Spain A seductive white for any time of year. This famous Rioja estate was founded in 1879 and is not known for making mediocre wine. The Monopole white has been around since 1915 and has incredibly inviting notes of fresh, white flowers, oyster shells, tropical fruit & the most luxurious palate. Pairings: chicken tikka tacos, raw oysters or fried oysters, grilled cheese, caccio e pepe, roasted chicken w/herbs, falafel and hummus, turkey club $18.99/btl • 3 bottles: $18.04/btl • 6 bottles: $17.09/btl • 12 bottles: $16.14/btl Jean Perrier et Fils Alpine Gamay Savoie, France If [...]

CuneWhite Rioja (Viura)Rioja, SpainA seductive white for any time of year.This famous Rioja estate was founded in 1879 and is not known for making mediocre wine. The Monopole white has been around since 1915 and has incredibly inviting notes of fresh, white flowers, oyster shells, tropical fruit & the most luxurious palate.Pairings: chicken tikka tacos, raw oysters or fried oysters, grilled cheese, caccio e pepe, roasted chicken w/herbs, falafel and hummus, turkey club$18.99/btl• 3 bottles: $18.04/btl• 6 bottles: $17.09/btl• 12 bottles: $16.14/btl________________________________________________________________Jean Perrier et FilsAlpine GamaySavoie, FranceIf you love Beaujolais, get ready for Alpine Gamay!This wine is so damn gorgeous! [...]

Most people go their whole lives without getting a photo of Sasquatch. We ventured out to photograph our October Wines of the Month and just happened to capture a Sasquatch in every photo. We don't know if the wines themselves attracted the Sasquatches, but we do know that you will thoroughly embrace these eight wines as fall progresses into a chillier rhythm. Finca Bacara Monastrell Jumilla, Spain Spooky, smooth & spectacular. Time Waits For No One (we don't know who Tom Waits waits for) is our answer to October’s spooky, chilly, breezy dark season. 100% Monastrell — we're talking [...]

We finally may be done with the 90-plus-degree fun-time weather for the year, which means it's now safe to indulge in some wines that will transition you into cooler weather. Of course, any wine can be enjoyed at any time of year, but we're standing by our transition concept. Viotti Albarossa and Cortese Piedmont, Italy Albarossa A unique wine to excite your taste buds! Don’t feel bad if you don’t recognize this grape; we hadn’t had it either. Albarossa is a cross between Barbera and Chartreuse and tastes like rustic, brambly fruit and forest herbs. Organic and natural. Pairings: [...]

As the summer heat intensifies, there's nothing quite like sipping on a chilled glass of wine to cool down. Whether you prefer a crisp Sauvignon Blanc, a delicate rosé, or a lighter, chillable red, these refreshing options are perfect for July gatherings. And we guarantee that there are grapes included here that you have never heard of, one of which would make a great name for a cat. Après Rosé of Mondeuse/Gamay Savoie, France Drink more wine from the mountains... If you've ever been curious about Swiss wine but find it too expensive and hard to find, TRY THIS! [...]

Spring is the time when every bottle of wine whispers, "I’m the reason you spring forward and not fall back." As the days get longer, so, most likely, does your wine list, because nothing says "spring cleaning" like making room in the fridge for more rosé. (Is spring cleaning still an actual thing?) And remember: We always maintain a glass-half-full attitude when it comes to drinking wine in spring, or as we like to call it, optimistically prepped for a top-off. Our Wines of the Month for May will have you embracing spring with all the ardor of a [...]