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Midweek VinopolPick 6-18-19

In Today’s Newsletter:

Oregon’s Top Pinots Continue to Arrive

Trending Wines

What Does a Savvy Piedmont Buyer Stock Up On?

More-Affordable, Still Legendary: Eisele Altagracia

Superb Super Tuscans from Setti Ponti

A Steal of a St. Joseph

JJ Prum 2017’s – Arriving Tomorrow

June Sale Recap

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Oregon’s Top Pinots

Continue to Arrive

Josh Raynold’s recent Oregon Pinot reviews have confirmed what we’ve been saying all along—our state makes some of the finest Pinot Noir in the word, especially when price is factored into the equation.  Simply put, the combination of high quality vintages and winemakers has turned the Willamette Valley into one of the best sources of top-flight wines we’ve found.  We highlighted a number of in-stock wines last week and today we’re focusing on an assortment of top wines arriving Friday.  
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Vinopolis Newsletter Mid-Week Addition 6-12-19

In Today’s Newsletter:

New Wine Spectator Insider Reviews for Produttori  

Schaller: A Name to Watch in Chablis

First Offer: Thibaud Boudignon

#Trending

Walla Walla’s Hottest Winery?

Peter Lauer: Master of Saar Riesling

Rich, Bold and Dramatic: Vincent Paris’ 2017’s

94 Point Bordeaux – Under $20?

June Sale Recap

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New Wine Spectator Insider Reviews for Produttori

“Produttori del Barbaresco recently released its 2014 range of Barbaresco riservas. The cooperative, founded in 1958, makes some of the best traditional-style wines in the region. In all, there are nine single-vineyard riservas coming entirely from the commune of Barbaresco. The 2014 vintage in Piedmont was challenged by rain, but the Barbaresco region fared better than neighboring Barolo…

“The wines are more elegant, vibrant and detailed, and more approachable than the austere and structured 2013s, and they’re lighter than the powerful, fleshy and fruity 2011s, the last two vintages released of the Produttori’s single-vineyard riservas.

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Midweek VinopolPick 6-4-19

In Today’s Newsletter:

Cayuse Mania!

Collectors Corner: Henri Bonneau Celestins

Top Values of Barbaresco Join the June Sale

Trending Wines

New Rosé Reviews

Jaboulet’s Top Class 2016’s

“A Drop-Dead Gorgeous Stunner” Under $25

June Sale Recap

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Cayuse Mania!

Cayuse is one of the most in-demand wineries in North America, producing wines from both Rhone and Bordeaux varieties that are among the finest in the world.  We’re always on the hunt for more of these hyper-rare bottlings—especially when we can source back vintages.  We just brought in a fantastic block of older Cayuse with excellent provenance that’s do-not-miss.  We have 24 bottlings in stock now and you can see them all on our webstore by clicking here or viewing the list at the end of this section.  
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Midweek Vinopolpick Addition 5-15-19

In Today’s Newsletter:

A Sale So Popular, We’re Running it Again!

Old School, 95 Point Gigondas – Under $30!

The Sleeping Giant of Barolo, Awoken

Can’t Live Without Il Poggione

Trending Wines

Rosé of the Day: A Provencal Classic

Staff Pick: Mencia’s Other Home

Decanter Reviews Top Dry German Rieslings

A Subscriber Super-Tuscan Secret

May Sale Roundup

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A Sale So Popular, We’re Running it Again!

Subscriber-Only Larkmead Sale

Ends Friday, May 17th at 11:59 PM

Prices So Good, They Can’t be on Our Website

We’re not allowed to publish these massively discounted prices online and that’s fine with us because we will just offer it to you! All of the Larkmead wines we carry are at the lowest prices in the country on this sale—some as much as $47/btl below our closest competitor.  
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Midweek VinopolPick 5-14-19

In Today’s Newsletter:

Durand: A Northern Rhone Secret

Darnaud 24 Hour Subscriber Flash Sale

Three (Favorite) New Rosé Arrivals!

One of the Finest In Germany: The Multitudes of Molitor

Terre Nerre’s Benchmark Etna Wines

Trending Wines

May Sale Recap

The Great Scott Paul Selloff

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Durand: A Northern Rhone Secret

We just received the new 2016’s from the Durands and are very, very impressed.  They’re definitely a producer on the rise and the last two vintages (’15 and ’16) are the best wines they’ve ever produced.  It’s become harder and harder to find this sort of value in the Northern Rhone as the markets locates inefficiencies quicker than ever.  Nevertheless, here we are—these are fantastic bottles at prices far below what comparable St.
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