Rosé Champagne Sale 1-1-2026

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Drink Pink Bubbles!
 

 
Holiday Hours:

Thursday, 1/1/26 closed

We will reopen for our regular business hours
 
Friday, January 2nd 10 am – 6 pm


 
Stock Up & Save On:
 
Rosé Champagne
 
Rosé Champagne captures the class and elegance of blanc Champagne with the full-flavored nuances of still, red wines. Could it be the best style? We think so.
 
Find your favorite among our list of twenty-four in-stock options, including the Somm favorite Billecart-Salmon (vintage and non-), the bold Grand Cru Bouzy offering from Andre Clouet, the rosé Tête de Cuvées from Pommery and de Venoge, or the numerous small-producer options we carry… and more!
 
5% off any 3-7 in-stock bottles of Rosé Champagne
10% off any 8+ or more in-stock bottles of Rosé Champagne

 
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Say Goodbye to 2025 With A Sale On Cayuse! 12-31-25

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Cayuse Sale



Holiday Hours:
 
Wednesday, 12/31/25 10 am – 6 pm

Thursday, 1/1/26 closed

We will reopen for our regular business hours
 
Friday, January 2nd 10 am – 6 pm



Stock Up & Save On:
 
Cayuse

 
If you find yourself in Eastern Oregon, you might be surprised to find a cult. Er, cult winemaker, that is. Champagnois-turned Oregonian Christophe Baron is the man behind some of Walla Walla Valley’s finest wines that are nearly impossible to source. Though mostly associated with Washington state, a quirk in geography means the bottom smidge of this Valley is in Oregon. That smidge contains a subregion of the Valley: The Rocks District of Milton-Freewater. And, despite refusing to use the designation, Christophe Baron more or less put it on the map.
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Celebrate New Year’s with Ott’s Timeless Quality 12-30-25


10% off a half case through Friday!
 

As the year winds down, there’s no better way to usher in new beginnings than with the sparkling vibrancy and refined elegance of Provence’s most celebrated wines: the creations of Domain Ott. Known for crafting some of the most distinguished rosés in the world, Domain Ott has been a family-run winery since 1896, harmonizing centuries of tradition with a modern, precise approach to winemaking. Each bottle reflects the unique terroir of the Côtes de Provence, capturing the sun-drenched vineyards, rocky soils, and gentle Mediterranean breezes that give these wines their signature freshness and finesse.

We’re excited to feature three exceptional expressions from Domain Ott, each offering a distinct taste of Provence. Ott by Ott is the quintessential everyday rosé—vibrant, approachable, and elegant, perfect for both casual gatherings and celebratory toasts.

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Monday Newsletter 12-29-25

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Latest Champagne Releases from Andre Clouet
New Week – New Arrivals
New Arrival Featurettes on:
G.D. Vajra &
Lindes de Remelluri (“Borders of Remelluri”)
 

New Arrival Featurette
 
Latest Champagne Releases from Andre Clouet
 
Founded in 1741, the Champagne House of Andre Clouet has been making some of the most beloved Champagnes in their entire village for centuries. Jean-Francois Clouet, the current owner and winemaker, is committed to promoting the rich history (and rich Champagnes) of the region. His wines do just that, all while representing some of the best values available.
 
Clouet sources his cuvees from the assorted plots in the Grand Cru village of Bouzy. This village specializes in powerfully structured Pinot Noir.  His releases offer ethereal fruit, dense minerality, and effusive aromatics.
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Molitor Aged Beauties on Sale Now 12-28-25

Markus Molitor stands apart in the Mosel not by chasing a single style, but by embracing the full expressive range of Riesling. From bone-dry to lusciously sweet, from crystalline delicacy to profound power, Molitor’s wines are united by precision, terroir transparency, and an almost obsessive attention to detail. His color-coded capsule system and star classifications aren’t marketing gimmicks—they’re signposts that help drinkers navigate one of the most nuanced and age-worthy portfolios in all of Germany.

What makes Molitor truly exceptional is how well these wines evolve with time. While young Mosel Riesling can be exhilarating, bottles with five, eight, or ten years of age gain an entirely new dimension: aromas deepen, textures soften, and the interplay between acidity, fruit, and slate becomes seamless.
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