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Sale on: Selbach-Oster 2-1-26


Selbach-Oster is one of the Mosel’s great standard-bearers, a winery whose name has become synonymous with precision, purity, and trustworthiness. Based in the village of Zeltingen, the estate has deep roots in the region, with documented vineyard holdings dating back to the 17th century. For generations, the Selbach family has farmed some of the Mosel’s most prized steep slopes, developing an intimate understanding of how Riesling expresses itself on slate soils along the river’s winding bends.

The modern reputation of Selbach-Oster is closely tied to Johannes Selbach, who took the reins in the late 20th century and helped usher Mosel Riesling into a new era of clarity and balance. His approach emphasizes transparency over excess, allowing vineyard character to lead while keeping alcohol levels modest and acidity finely tuned.

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Campania Sale 1-31-26

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Sale on the Ancient Italian Region of Campania!



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Campania

 
Campania, one of Italy’s oldest wine regions, has been famous for its wines for thousands of years. Located near Naples, there are numerous references to the quality of the wines in Roman writings. Yet despite its history, lauded grape varieties, and world-class wines, it is considered an obscure region today.
 
Campania’s crown jewel is the indigenous red wine grape Aglianico. It is a thick-skinned red variety that creates full-bodied wines with rich tannins, ample acidity, and plenty of aging potential – a bit like Cabernet Sauvignon. The DOCG region of Taurasi, a subregion of Campania, it’s the place to look for the best examples.
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Felsina Sale 1-30-26

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Felsina Sale


 
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Felsina

 
Fèlsina is a leader in Chianti’s quality revolution, emphasizing terroir and the expressive potential of Sangiovese with their impressive cuvées. Their wines offer beauty and boldness in their youth with a long track record of rewarding cellar potential. We’re proud longtime supporters.
 
The 100% Sangiovese Fontalloro is a Brunello-drinker’s dream, with explosive aromatics and lots of power to back it up. With its rich, velvety texture, enticing aromas, and long, satisfying finish, Fontalloro embodies the perfect marriage of tradition and innovation. Averaging now $81/bottle online (all in-stock vintages are below $70 chez Vinopolis), this clocks in well below its peers.
 
Next up is the exceptional Rancia, bottled under the elite Chianti Classico Gran Selezione classification.
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Moulin-a-Vent Sale 1-29-26

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Moulin-a-Vent Sale


 
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Moulin-a-Vent

 
Need a Burgundy alternative given the sky-high prices? Pop a bottle of Beaujolais from Moulin-a-Vent. This is THE region to know in Gamay’s greatest terroir, home to shockingly delicious, complex, and Burgundian reds that will make you forget all about those bubblegum Nouveau.
 
Even the Burgundians themselves are taking notice, including one of the most recognizable producers: Louis Jadot. They purchased their Moulin-à-Vent estate in 1996, becoming one of the first major Burgundy houses with significant holdings in the region. Their vineyards including holdings in some of the most famous Beaujolais crus of Moulin-à-Vent, Morgon, and Fleurie. These vineyards are notable for their pink granite soils, unique to the region, on which Gamay excels.
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Store Hours & Shipping Info

Too hot or cold to ship? Buy now, ship later. We offer free on-site temperature-controlled storage for orders held for the next shipping window in the fall or spring.

There’s no charge for holding until the next available shipping window, but we do ask that you reach out to schedule a shipping date at your earliest convenience.

We’re open daily for in-store shopping: 10 am – 6 pm.
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New Arrivals & Faiveley 2023s!


New arrivals have landed at Vinopolis, and they’re some of the most compelling bottles we’ve seen this season. From incredible QPR gems out of Rioja and Italy, to cellar-worthy Burgundy from Domaine Faiveley, these new releases showcase wines we’re genuinely excited to be drinking right now. Quantities are limited, and many of these won’t last long once word gets out.

 

Rioja

Bodegas Lanzaga ‘LZ’ Rioja 2023 750ml, $26.50 Special, 13 bottles available now
Jeb Dunnuck 94 points “From relatively young bush vines of Tempranillo, Graciano, and Garnacha, the little brother to the producer’s Lanzaga, the medium-bodied 2023 LZ exhibits a richness of brooding black fruit, nearly a dried fruit character to it. Floral in violet, it’s also savory and dark, with ample body weight and breadth across the palate, with no oak, aged only in concrete.
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Valdeorras’ Golden Treasure: Discover Avancia Godello

Old Vines at Avancia


Avancia doesn’t make polite white wine. They make Godello with nerve — wines that crackle with energy, minerality, and a sense of place that’s immediately apparent from the first sip. Grown on steep, slate-covered hillsides in Valdeorras, Avancia’s Godello captures what this grape does best: vivid citrus and orchard fruit framed by crushed stone, saline tension, and real texture. This is Spanish white wine for people who want freshness and depth, not one or the other.

The estate’s vineyards sit high above the Sil River, where altitude, poor slate soils, and dramatic day-night temperature swings naturally limit yields and sharpen acidity. Many of Avancia’s vines are old, deeply rooted, and dry-farmed, forcing the plants to dig into fractured slate for water and nutrients.

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