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Monday Newsletter 8-12-19

In Today’s Newsletter:

Rodney Strong Brothers Ridge
Flash Sale

“Knockout Frappato from Arianna Occhipinti”
Final Resupply!

New Favorite Spanish Arrivals

Hot off the Press!
New Terry Theise Offer
Kruger-Rumpf and Willi Schaefer 

Pingus

Staff Pick

Isole e Olena

First Offer
Bruna Grimaldi’s Top Value Barolo

Oh, Brother!

Rodney Strong Brothers Ridge

Flash Sale

Ends Monday at Midnight

Where else can you find a single-vineyard California Cabernet of unquestionable pedigree from one of the greatest vintages in recent memory for under $40/bottle?

Rodney Strong Brothers Ridge Cabernet Sauvignon, Alexander Valley 2013 750ML ($79.95) Was $49, Now $39, 36+ bottles in stock now
Robert Parker 92+ points
“The single vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon from the highest elevation (400-1000 feet) is the 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon Brothers Ridge.

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Weekend VinopolPick 8-9-19

In Today’s Newsletter:

48 Hour Weekend Rosé Sale

98+ Point Felsina Fontalloro & 97 Point Maestro Raro

A Collection of Cult Wines
(Cayuse, Colgin, Shafer and Hundred Acre Galore!)

Featured New Arrival: It’s More than a Rosso

The Throwback Mourre de Terre

“Rich, Opulent, [and] Gorgeously Layered”

The Towering 2018’s of Emrich-Schonleber

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48 Hour, Weekend Rosé Sale
Consider this a pre-pre-Labor Day rosé sale.  We’re dropping the prices on a bundle of our favorite rosés—but just until the end of the weekend.  Whether you’re looking for the Provençal classicism of Calavon, the coiled power of Castell’in Villa or a rosé that will please everyone like Roquefort of Marchesini, we’ve got something in this list for you.  This is a perfect opportunity to stock up for the remainder of summer.  
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Midweek Addition 8-7-19

In Today’s Newsletter:

This is Not Champagne Christophe Baron

Two Vinopolis Favorites Arriving Friday

Wine Spectator Insider Reviews Saint Cosme

Rosé of the Day: A Cult Loire Hero

The Real Bargain Garden of France

Stunning, Yet Overlooked – La Fortuna’s Brunello

The Next Star of Cornas?

Produttori’s Outstanding 2014 Riservas

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This is Not Champagne Christophe Baron

Christophe Baron, legendary winemaker of Cayuse, recently released a Champagne to his mailing list (he hails from Champagne, it’s not as random as you’d think).  Despite the sky high price, the wine sold out in less than three hours.  We’re not here to offer you that wine today, but to humbly suggest that there might be another option, hiding in plain sight on our shelves, that could scratch the same itch (for a little less coin)—Benoit Dehu’s “Rue des Noyers”.
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Midweek VinopolPick 8-6-19

In Today’s Newsletter:

A Trove of Back Vintage Rougeard

Featured New Arrival: Gaja’s Ca’ Marcanda

New Reviews! Grapelive on Cameron + Vinous on Sicily

The Old-School Chateauneuf of Mourre du Tendre

Rosé of the Day – Chinon’s Lighter Side

Trending Wines

Arriving Friday :The Outstanding Rioja Alta

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A Trove of Back Vintage Rougeard

Presenting Verticals of the Cult Wine with Impeccable Provenance

Clos Rougeard is one of the toughest wines in the world to source—and older vintages even more so.  These are bottles that are some of the most coveted in the world—the only producer of their stature in the Loire, they’re on par with the highest end Burgundy.  Collectors fight to get mere bottles of current releases, so it’s even more exciting to get our hands on a massive collection of back-vintage Rougeard with excellent provenance.
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Monday Newsletter 8-5-2019

In Today’s Newsletter:

Featured New Arrival:
Castello di Ama Gran Selezione

Featured New Arrival:
The Biodynamic Alsace of Jean-Baptiste Adam

First Offer:
2018 Muller-Catoir (And Bonus Fritz Haag!)

Cayuse Mania!
In Stock Now:

Trending Wines

Staff Pick Pink Pinot

Emmanuel Darnaud

Featured New Arrival

Castello di Ama Gran Selezione

Castello di Ama has emerged as a true First Growth of Chianti.  Modern and focused on quality in both the vineyard and in the cellar, Castello di Ama makes rich, textural Chiantis that rival the biggest names both in Chianti and more broadly across Tuscany (including Brunello).

One notable signal of Castello di Ama’s commitment to quality has been their championing of the new Chianti Gran Selezione DOCG.  A level above Riserva, the designation requires longer aging and is designed to let producers highlight their tip-top wines from Sangiovese.  

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