Category Archives: Newsletter Archive

Vinopolpick Friday Newsletter 01-07-22

In This Newsletter:

New Week – New Arrivals

Rieslings Worthy of a Kaiser:
New Arrivals from Prinz


Beaucoup Beaujolais: 
Arriving Mid- January


Graillot’s Syrah Greatness: 
   
Producer Spotlight: Elvio Cogno 

Collector’s Corner 
Get Schisty with Clos Erasmus


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This Shop Never Closes: www.vinopoliswineshop.com

We’re Open for In-Store Shopping!
10AM – 6PM Daily
We also offer Curbside Pickup
Order Online / By Phone / By Email

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New Week – New Arrivals
Oregon

Arterberry Maresh Pinot Noir Dundee Hills 2019 750ML ($29.95) $28 special 
Erin Brooks-Wine Advocate 94 points
“The 2019 Pinot Noir Dundee Hills is ethereal and perfumed this vintage. It offers pure scents of raspberry preserves, bergamot, tangerine and Angostura with wafts of sweet balsamic. The palate is soft, bright and super silky, with layer after layer of sweet fruit, spice and citrus, and it finishes long and perfumed.”
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Vinopolpick Thursday Newsletter 1-06-22

In This Newsletter:

No place like home:
World Class wines in our backyard


Arterberry Maresh

Goodfellow

Cameron


Sequitur 

Evesham Wood

Other Oregon Options: 

 
No place like home:
World Class wines in our backyard
 
While the shop has garnered awards for our selection of International and European wines, Oregon still holds our hearts. Specializing in Chardonnay and Pinot Noir sourced from the verdant Willamette Valley, Oregon’s wines have been compared to Burgundy in regards to their elegance and dimension. With a much lower average price point than our European sibling and a string of highly successful vintages on the market, there has never been a better time to acquaint yourself with Oregon wines! 



Arterberry Maresh

We’ve long supported and loved the wines that Jim Arterberry makes under the Arterberry-Maresh (pronounced “marsh”) label, so it was no surprise to see him get a lot of critical praise in the new issue of the Wine Advocate.  
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Vinopolpick Mid-Week 01-05-22



In This Newsletter:


Arriving from the Alps: 
Arpepe’s Mountain-Grown Nebbiolo


Boulay:
The Baron of Chavignol


The King with many Houses
Cabernet Sauvignon 


Cantalupo
The Count of Monte Rosa  



Vinopolis Tours the Mosel:
Bernkastel

 

Mad About Magnums: 


Collector’s Corner 
Baron Champagnes 


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We’re Open for In-Store Shopping!

10AM – 6PM Daily
Properly worn masks are required at all times.
We also offer Curbside Pickup
Order Online / By Phone / By Email

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Arriving from the Alps: 
Arpepe’s Mountain-Grown Nebbiolo

 
The Italian Alps are home to some of the most ethereal and mineral driven expressions of wine in the entire world. Naturally insulated from the rest of the country due to the topography, the villagers practice winemaking exactly as they have for centuries. Located near the Italian-Swiss border Arpepe does exactly that, producing Chiavennasca (The local name for Nebbiolo) from terraced vineyards that have been in their family for generations.
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Vinopolis Newsletter – Tuscan Tuesday 01-04-22

In This Newsletter:

Under the Tuscan Sun: 
Vinopolis Goes on Holiday


Chianti, Castello’s and Conspiracies:
Del Trebbio’s Storied Reds, Just Arrived! 


On the Horizon:
Tuscan Wines Coming Soon 


Vinopolis 101:
Chianti Classico 

Producer Spotlight: 
Castello Di Ama


Blending with Bolgheri:
Italy’s Bordeaux playground 


Brunello:
The Crown Jewel of the Tuscan Crown




Under the Tuscan Sun: 
Vinopolis Goes on Holiday


It can be said that the entire nation of Italy is a breadbasket, with some of the best agricultural products in the world being grown from “tip to tail” as the saying goes. The most emblematic of this reputation is Tuscany, which has served as an ambassador of Italian culture to the world with her art, storied history and of course stellar wines! 
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Vinopolis Newsletter – Monday 01-03-22

In This Newsletter:

Re-Arrivals on deck: 

Producer Spotlight: Grand Veneur

Staff Pick:
Agape Cremant D’Alsace


Superb Santa Barbara for a Steal!   

Collector’s Corner:
 Thibaud Boudignon’s Electric Chenin



Re-Arrivals on deck: 


After the explosive success of our half bottles of 2013 Il Poggione Brunello and Tan Fruit lineup, we doubled down and ordered more stock for those who missed out.

You know Maresh for its stunning examples of old-vine Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. In the spirit of experimentation Jim decided to launch a separate label in order to craft Oregon Chardonnay completely untethered. 

Sourcing from vineyards throughout the Willamette Valley, these represent dry-farmed artistry at its finest. These Chardonnays exhibit a complete and unique showing of Oregon’s terror as well as the varietals reputation for being a “winemaker’s grape”.
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