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A big bold wine with lots of character from the Corbieres region of France. A wild forest wine with notes of bramble berries and mushroom funk. An incredible value for something with aging potential. Read more

A protégé of Anselme Selosse, France Bertrand Gautherot of Vouette & Sorbee is a devotee of natural wine production and chairs the organic growers association in Champagne. The Blanc D'Argile is his 100% Chardonnay and it's legendary. 1 btl max Read more

Viola relies only on the natural fertility of the soil and the grapes to make their wine. Notes of grilled pineapple, spiced peaches, and baked lemon. Regal like a Chateauneuf-du-Pape blanc. Ages wonderfully! Read more

This Cali Cab was designed to break down barriers to the wine world. Made from 80% Cabernet Sauvignon and rounded out with 10% Syrah and 10% Petite Syrah. Big bold and dark fruited with light spice notes. Read more

Tip top quality Pineau d'Aunis for a steal. Super fresh, super alive, just the right amount of structured tannins, subtly floral fruit and a dash of green pepper. Read more

Here's one for the Meunier lovers! This ode to Pinot Meunier tastes like a strawberry tart with a buttery crust and edible flowers on top. Fine bubbles make this oh so svelte. Read more

This is a light, sparkling beauty from the young and vibrant soils of Emilia Romagna. Lots of foamy bubbles and fruit paired with some rustic grit and herbaceous spices. First course pasta wine, or rooftop guzzler. Read more

Olga is an absolute legend. We've enjoyed her Cabernet Franc vintage after vintage for many years, and have searched out bottles from all the way back to 1970. Read more

Nothing like a crisp and refreshing Chenin Blanc from Anjou. Of all the unique Loire valley regions making Chenin, the most unctuous pleasure most certainly comes from here. Yellow, honeyed fruit and tons of salt -- pure pleasure. Read more

This is a light and lovely, weeknight Pinot Noir. For our money, one of the best deals in the shop. Read more

Burgundian Chardonnay for $20? Do my ears deceive me? Light but fruity, soft but structured. Weeknight heaven. Read more

This is an easy-drinking, entry level Bordeaux. Fuller-bodied, plenty of structure, and perfect for a weeknight steak dinner. Read more

From one of the most famous co-ops in Piemonte, this Langhe Nebbiolo punches weigh above its weight. Made from declassified Barbaresco grapes, this young red is seductive and svelte. Expressive on the nose with mouthwatering acidity and burly tannins. Read more

Light, dry, Italian Bubbles. Put it in some orange juice or put it in your face. Forget about it! Read more

Cheerful, dry sparkling perfect for a mimosa or on its own at brunch. Read more

Notes of ripe yellow fruits, marzipan, white flowers and brackish. Taste is fresh and savory, fruity with long persistence. Read more

Incredible vineyard Champagne from a true alchemist. 100 percent Chardonnay, so a bit richer and more supple. Buiscutty, orchard fruit, fine bubbles. Good! Read more

Just show me one person who doesn't like Unlitro... Everyone's favorite juicy, red Tuscan table wine. Read more

Pinot Noir from the Pfalz, in many ways, occupies the goldilocks zone between Burgundian and California Pinot. It is pale, succulent and nervy with terrific cranberry/cherry fruit, fresh soil notes and very little oak in evidence. Read more

Muscadet is the best value in all the wine world. Like, dry minerally white wines? This is what you need in your life. Read more

There's something special about the expression of Sauvignon Blanc in Sancerre. Maybe it's the crazy, fossil-filled soil, or maybe it's just tradition. Either way, this has been our go-to for years. Dry, fresh and delicious. Read more

Two things set this Beaujolais apart. (1) Very old vines, bringing a lot of complexity, and (2) the grapes are pressed before fermentation unlike most traditional wines in Beaujolais, in an attempt to highlight even more this special terroir. Read more

60% Zibibbo/40% Albanello. The two varieties are native to Sicily--Zibibbo is more widely known as Muscat of Alexandria--and are grown on red sand soils over limestone rock, with vines averaging 15 years old on several different estate sites. Read more