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Exotic and interesting wine for an approachable price. Any Chateau Musar is an exciting wine to try. Similar to a Rousillon red with some rustic complexity. Great with food or a cozy fire. Read more

**SOLD OUT** 50 year old vines of Trousseau from Les Corvées. Beautiful spiced brambly fruit with angular lines of minerality striking corners of your mouth. Drink with pate. Read more

The legendary Matassa - A New Zealander who grew up in South Africa and ended up starting an iconoclastic estate in the Roussillon. The Brutal is Muscat Petit Grains, Grenache Noir, Syrah. 1 bottle max Read more

We want this wine to give us a bear hug. Black fruited and deep and refreshing to drink. The wine is from a leased organic and biodynamic vineyard in Visan, about an hour South of the Domaine that Matthieu Barret runs (his coveted Domaine de Coulet) Read more

This Bordeaux comes from the vineyards on the slopes near the historic village of Saint Emilion. A bold cherry wine with a touch of truffles and earth. Amazing entry level wine. Read more

A Spanish Icon. The Cubillo spends three years in barrique. Everything farmed organically and the wines are held back at the winery longer than most Rioja estates. Read more

Ja! A fresh, organic Tempranillo that will have you cheers-ing and living loudly with friends on a night out. Notes of crunchy red fruit with a soft spice. Read more

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The entry-level wine from the iconic biodynamic Bordeaux producer Chateau Le Puy. Merlot dominant with both Cabernets blended it, this is an incredible value for Bordeaux. Read more

Rich and delicious, leaning towards savory with a medium plus bodied. This beautifully crafted Nebbiolo is bright with some earthy juice, finishes with smoke and grip. Read more

Aromas of dried prune, plum, saddle leather, and yellow tobacco lead to a palate of fresh blackberry and dark cherry, with fine chalk mineral and tingling spice finish. Elevated, terroir driven Malbec that we don't usually get to enjoy at this price point Read more

It spends a year in 50hl foudres before a year in 228L barrel. Its approach is silky from the fine tannins and it bears a color of garnet red with a hint of ruby, a seductive wine of great elegance. Certified organic Read more

Grown on young vines in granitic gravel, Lapierre's entry level is like a perfect little pop song. The wine is almost all from the cru of Morgon. 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

This is a side project from one of our favorite Loire valley winemakers. Spicy and peppery Syrah from the Rhone valley done with as little intervention as possible. A no-brainer. Read more

Light, summer fruit, on the dry side. The Trossen vineyards are full of slate, which resisted phylloxera completely, thus most of their vines are completely ungrafted and some approach 100 years old. Read more

Le Telquel is predominately Gamay, blended with a different grape every year. So although every year it's slightly different, you can always count on this cuvee to be easy, drinking light-tannin red for everyday drinking. Read more

Broc Cellars is making clean, lively, yet complex wines in Berkeley, California. The Love Red is their entry wine that is bursting with dark fruits like blackberries and plum and soft spices. Serve slightly chilled. Read more

Hand harvested Barbera grapes from Piedmont grow in the Savoie to create this high altitude, intense wine. An experimental combination done to perfection. Read more

A liter of 100% organic Montepulciano. Medium-bodied, dry. Deep color and a nose of ripe berries. The palate shows black fruit and dark cherry. Plenty of acidity, soft tannins, and a touch of licorice and bitter herb on the finish. Almost anything goes Read more

From the Spanish biodynamic legend of Escoda-Sanahuja, this Pinot Noir is fermented in stainless steel and aged in French Oak. Notes of wild red berries and foraged mushrooms, this is funky but super easy to drink. Read more

Traditionally, Pierre Cotton only makes one cuvee from Brouilly - 100% Cotton - but this year he decided to make a single-vineyard blend of Bonnege. Notes of cherries and violets, this wine is juicy yet lifted making it a perfect sunset wine. Read more