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Vinopolis Newsletter – Monday 08/7/2023

 In This Newsletter:

Arrivals
Evesham Wood, Nicolas Jay, Woodward Canyon, Haut Bages
Wine Of The Week
Veuve Clicquot Grand Dame 2012
New Accolades
Kruger-Rumpf
Close-Out Sales
Discounts on top Rieslings, Burgundies, and Sicilian wines
All Week Sale

“L’Aventure” in Savings
Collector’s Corner
Big, Bold Bordeaux

New Arrivals

United States

Evesham Wood Pinot Noir Willamette Valley 2022 750ml $24 special, 36 bottles available
Winery Notes “Although the Willamette Valley bottling is our least expensive and largest production bottling we put just as much of ourselves into it as our top cuvées. Vineyards such as Illahe (Mt. Pisgah, Polk County, Oregon AVA) and Mahonia (Willamette Valley, in the Jory hills just south of Salem) that Evesham Wood has been working with for decades make up the bulk of the blend along with Eola-Amity Hills AVA sites: Prophet, Koosah, Jubilee, and Sojeau.
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Vinopolis Newsletter – Friday 08/4/2023

 In This Newsletter:

Special Arrivals
Bordeaux Blow Out!
New Arrivals
Domaine Tempier, Faiveley, Domaine Ott, Felsina, Lopez de Heredia
Malbec: A Grill’s Best Friend
8 great wines for your next cook out
A Sundry of Rare Library Bottlings
Melka, Rudd, Blankeit, Saxum
Close Out Sales
Discounts on top Rieslings, Burgundies, and Sicilian wines
Flash Sale

JB Becker: Rheingau’s Wild Man
Collector’s Corner
On The Rhone Again– Classics From Southern France
Special Arrivals
Bordeaux Blow Out!

Chateau Haut Bages Liberal Pauillac 2018 750ml $66 special, 12 bottles available
James Suckling 97 Points “Pretty blackberries, blueberries and violets with some crushed-raspberry aromas follow through to a full body with wonderfully crafted and pure tannins that intertwine wonderfully with the blue fruit and blackberries.
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Vinopolis Newsletter – Wednesday 08/2/2023

 In This Newsletter:

New Arrivals
Larcis Ducasse, Bibi Graetz, Quinto Do Noval, and more!
Eye Opening Rarities
Favorites like Arnot-Roberts, Cayuse, Morlet, and Torbreck
Close Out Sales
Discounts on top Rieslings, Burgundies, and Sicilian wines
2 Day Flash Sale

JB Becker– An Unsung Hero of German Riesling
One Week Sale
Magnum Madness
California Collector’s Corner
Sine Qua Non, Hundred Acre, Ridge, and more!
New Arrivals
  France
 
Larcis Ducasse Saint Emilion 2016 750ml $119 special, 7 bottles available
James Suckling 99 Points- #7 James Suckling’s Top 100 Wines of 2019- “The aromas here are so spellbinding with shitake mushrooms, wet earth and moss, as well as tree bark and, finally, dark fruit. The palate is incredible as it builds and grows with full body, but always tight and reserved.
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Vinopolis Newsletter – Monday 07/31/2023

 In This Newsletter:

Special Arrival
BORDEAUX BONANZA: Over 20 New Wines
New Arrivals
Arnot Roberts, Bibi Graetz, San Polino, Vina Ardanza, and more!Close Out Sales
New discounts on top rieslings, burgundies, and sicilian wines
One Week Sale

Magnum MadnessCollector’s Corner
Gone West: European Winemakeres in America


Special Arrival
 BORDEAUX BONANZA! (and sauternes and barsac)
 Chateau Canon La Gaffeliere St Emilion 2019 750ml $89 special, 6 bottles available
Vinous 97 Points “The 2019 Canon La Gaffelière is utterly fabulous. All the elements come together in a Saint-Émilion that dazzles with its completeness and total sense of balance. Raspberry jam, blood orange, spice, lavender and dried flowers infuse the 2019 with captivating nuance. La Gaffelière is a rich, potent wine that exudes class and pedigree right out of the gate.
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Vinopolis Newsletter – Friday 07/28/2023

 In This Newsletter:

Arrivals
Domaine Tempier, Bedrock Wine Co, Droin, and more
Staff Pick
An Alpine Stunner for The Summer
Sicilian Wines
Like the Mediterranean In A Glass
Close Out Sales

Barolo, Beaujolais, and Burgundy oh my!
One Week Sale

JJ Prum: The Rhine Stuff– LAST DAY
Collector’s Corner
White Gold

New Arrivals

USA
 
 
“Bedrock Wine Co.”
 
Bedrock is first and foremost a mission-driven operation dedicated to preserving and rehabilitating old vineyards around California. These vineyards, planted by California’s viticultural pioneers in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, are living pieces of history. From their humble beginnings in 2007 making wine in an old chicken coop to the world of high scores in major wine publications they have remained focused on coaxing high-quality terroir driven wines from their eclectic vineyards.
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