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Rosé Champagne Sale 12-6-25

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Rosé Champagne Sale



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Rosé Champagne
 
Rosé Champagne captures the class and elegance of the whites with the vinous and full-flavored nuances of still, red wines. Could it be the best style? Decide for yourself with some of the region’s greatest examples, including perfectly aged Laurent-Perrier, impeccably charming Roederer, cult favorite Billecart-Salmon, or one of the excellent small producers we stock!
 
5% off any 3-5 in-stock bottles of Rosé Champagne
10% off any 6+ or more in-stock bottles of Rosé Champagne
 
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Sale ends Tuesday, December 9th at 9 am Pacific.
 
We offer seventeen in-stock rosé Champagnes options on sale now, including:
 
Billecart-Salmon Brut Le Rose, Champagne NV 750ml Displayed Price: $96, that’s $91.20 at 5% off and $86.40 at 10% off, 7 bottles in stock now
Billecart-Salmon Brut Le Rose, Champagne NV 375ml Displayed Price: $56, that’s $53.20 at 5% off and $50.40 at 10% off, 5 half-bottles in stock now
Wine Spectator 93 points “Sleek and finely knit, with a lovely, satiny mousse gliding across the palate, carrying flavors of white raspberry, peach skin, blanched almond and oyster shell.
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Faiveley Sale 12-5-25

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Faiveley Sale



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Faiveley
 
The seventh generation of Faiveleys, siblings Eve and Erwan Faiveley, have transformed the winemaking. Their style retains the age-worthiness that defined the domaine, while coaxing out more youthful charm.
 
In general, the whites are simultaneously silky and muscular and the reds are exceptionally pure and elegant. Many show heightened aromatics and a softer feel on the palate. Village level wines were easy to enjoy immediately, and even most Premier Cru wines were showing themselves well after a brief introduction of air. The Grand Cru holdings were still built for the long haul, with power and intensity.
 
While there are changes afoot, the wines are still true to their roots. From vintage to vintage and village to village you’ll find that Faiveley’s bottlings will rank among the best.
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GD Vajra’s Barolos – On Sale Now 12-4-25

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GD Vajra Barolo Sale


 
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GD Vajra Barolo
 
G.D. Vajra is responsible for some of the finest Barolos we offer. Their lineup as a whole is unrivaled in Piedmont. At all price points, they craft benchmark wines against which all others are judged.
 
Of their Barolos, we find single-vineyard Barolos including the Ravera, which goes for triple digits from others addresses. Vajra’s bottling consistantly ranks highly among reviewers and is more approachable younger than its more expensive competitors. The Bricco delle Viole is the highest vineyard in Barolo, named for the violets that blossom across its southern exposure. In its position above the thick fogs, it receives the most sunlight with the earliest sunrise and latest sunset, as well as a wildly dramatic diurnal temperature swing.
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Huet Sale 12-3-25

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Domaine Huet Sale



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Domaine Huet
 
Vouvray: one of the world’s most complex, age-worthy, terroir-driven, aromatically intense, and praised white wines. You’d be hard-pressed to find a more wildly expressive and flexible grape than the Chenin Blanc that composes practically all white wines from Vouvray. The wines offer profundity at all sweetness levels, from bone-dry (Sec), lightly- to medium-sweet (Demi-Sec), and dessert style (Moelleux and above).
 
A pioneer in biodynamic viticulture, Domaine Huet is the most sought-after Vouvray producer. Their three vineyards are some of the greatest terroir in all of the Loire. Wines from Le Haut-Lieu are their most approachable, offering softer and younger-drinking wines. Le Mont wines are dense, chock-full of minerals, and the most age-worthy, per insiders.
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Huge Savings on Haag Mosel Wines 12-2-25

 

Willi Haag and Fritz Haag wines on sale now!

Few wine families in the Mosel have a deeper, more intertwined history than the Haags—yet today, Willi Haag and Fritz Haag stand as two distinct estates, each offering its own interpretation of Mosel Riesling. Their shared lineage stretches back more than 400 years, to the early 1600s, when the Haag family worked as mixed farmers in the village of Burgen. It wasn’t until the late 19th century—through a pivotal marriage into the Peter Chr. Conrad-Fehres estate—that the Haags gained access to some of the greatest vineyards on the Brauneberger hill. From there, the family’s rise was steady and remarkable.

By the mid-20th century, the estate had earned a celebrated reputation, selling wines at the prestigious Trier Auctions.
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