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German 375ml Sale 3-11-25

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German 375ml Sale
Close-Out Featurette: Kapcsandy

 
Half the Size, All the Love
 
Stock Up & Save On
 
German 375ml
 
Good things can come in small packages, especially when they’re on sale.
 
Let us guide you through some of Germany’s best half-sized offerings, including our extensive range of Eiswein, Beerenauslese and Trockenbeerenauslese Rieslings – some of the rarest dessert wines in the world!
 
5% off any 3-5 in-stock bottles of German 375ml
10% off any 6 or more in-stock bottles of German 375ml
 
Discount will not display online or in your cart,
We will adjust your invoice before processing your charge.
 
Sale ends Friday, March 14th at 9 am Pacific.
 
We offer fifty-four in-stock German 375ml options on sale now, including:
 
A.J.
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Vinopolis Newsletter 3-10-25 PM

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Arrivals
Leonetti, Screaming Eagle, Fattoria Le Pupille, Fullteron, Faively, and more!

Wineries We Love
The secrets of Sancerre’s finest producer
 
Arriving March 14th
 
 
Leonetti Cellar
 

“Leonetti Cellar is unquestionably Washington State’s finest Cabernet Sauvignon producer.” -Robert Parker, Wine Advocate
 
“The 2021s from Leonetti Cellar are to die for.” –Eric Guido, Vinous Media
 
Second generation winemaker Chris Figgins is Washington Wine royalty. Leonetti Cellars, founded in 1977, was Walla Walla’s first commercial winery and one of the first producers in Washington State to bring Cabernet Sauvignon to a level comparible to the likes of Napa and Bordeaux. Walla Walla, with its hot summer days, cool nights, and iron rich soils, has proven an ideal climate for creating concentrated, balanced, and mineral-rich, age worthy wines.
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45 Rosés @ Up To 15% Off 3-10-25

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Rosé Sale – Up To 15% Off!
Close-Out Featurette: Heymann-Lowenstein

 
Time to Think Pink!
 
Stock Up & Save On
 
Rosés
 
We offer an impressive collection of pink wines for your enjoyment, all on our three-day sale starting now! Browse our list of cult classics (such as PYCM & Turley), Provence benchmarks (Peyrassol), longtime customer favorites (St Damien & Domaine du Bagnol), and local superstars (Goodfellow & Arterberry Maresh) below.
 
We already have some of the lowest prices in the USA on these easy-drinking delights, so score yourself a case or more at our lowest discount ever!
 
10% off any 6-11 in-stock bottles of still rosé
15% off any 12 or more in-stock bottles of still rosé
 
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Espectacle Del Monsant at 10% Off! 3-9-25

Clos Mogador: Bodega Espectacle Vins Espectacle del Montsant Garnacha 2020 - Lobenbergs Gute Weine


Tasting a grape from its place of origin brings a sense of enormity and significance that cannot be replicated. When I enjoy wine, I see myself not only as someone that appreciates great flavor, but as an actual adventurer and witness to the history and culture of the broader world. The celebration of what makes any grape or style unique is what continuously pulls me back into the passion and forms the deep reverance I have for classic regions.

And…..what if I told you we have 4 vintages of such an experience that all scored 97+ points?

Which brings me to our offer today! On sale now is simply some of the best garnacha that Spain has ever made. Coming straight from the heartland of garnacha’s origins are the wines of Espectacle del Montsant. … Read the rest

Sancerre Saturday Sale 3-8-25

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Sancerre Sale
Close-Out Featurette: Castello di Volpaia

 
Get Ready for Spring
 
Stock Up & Save On
 
Sancerre
 
It’s a bit odd to acknowledge that the phylloxera louse, which devastated vineyards around the world and nearly obliterated winemaking as we know it, must also be credited with turning Sancerre into an international wine superstar. Were it not for phylloxera, Sancerre would still be planted solely to Gamay and Pinot Noir, producing forgettable lithe reds.
 
To combat phylloxera, grape growers had to graft their precious Vitis vinifera vines onto American grapevine rootstock. After the microscopic pest swept through the Loire Valley, it was Sauvignon Blanc that took most readily to grafting in the village. It proved an ideal match to the limestone-rich terroir.
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