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Vinopolis Midweek Addition 6-26-19

In Today’s Newsletter:

Rare Back Vintage Bionic Frog

New Reviews for Vinopolis Favorites

Trending Wines

The Rubies of France: Southern French Red Value Gems

Large Format Italian Dreams

Rosé of the Day: Chinon’s Lighter Side

Arriving Friday: Vincent Paris’ Top Wines

Four Days Left in the June Sale

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Rare Back Vintage Bionic Frog

We’ve acquired more Cayuse! It’s always cause for celebration, but especially when the Cayuse is Bionic Frog (and especially when it’s back-vintage Frog).  Combined with the tranche that came in a few weeks ago, we’re up to twelve different Cayuse bottlings in stock now.  You can view them all in our webstore, or keep reading for highlights and the full list.

Just Arrived, In Stock Now:

Only four bottles available
Cayuse Vineyards Bionic Frog Syrah, Walla Walla Valley 2016 750ML ($319.95) $279 special
Jeb Dunnuck 100 points
“Pure perfection in a glass, the 2016 Syrah Bionic Frog is another magical wine from this estate and is as good as it gets.

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Midweek VinopolPick 6-25-19

In Today’s Newsletter:

94+ Point Spanish Values Under $20

Do Not Miss: 2016 Dagueneau

A Stellar Montepulciano, Arriving Friday

Trending Wines

Rosé of the Day: Southwestern (French) Pink

Staff Pick: Massican’s Magic

Bosquets: Star of the Southern Rhone

The June Sale Ends This Week

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94+ Point Spanish Values

All Under $20

Priorat and its neighbor, Montsant, make some of the most profound wines in Spain, at prices that make them exceptionally good buys.  The deals we’re offering today, though, push the quality to price ratio beyond the rational: three wines, all under $20, all with 94 point or higher scores from a reviewer (Jeb Dunnuck) who used to work for the Advocate and isn’t known for score inflation.

The top two wines are part of the “Black Slate” project that Eric Solomon created to highlight different terroirs in Priorat.  

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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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Weekend Vinopolpick 6-14-19

In Today’s Newsletter:

New Rave Reviews for Oregon Favorites

Trending: Top Father’s Day Picks

New 98 Point Reviews for Hartford Court

Rosé of the Day – Northern Rhone Pink

Four Fantastic, Newly Arrived 2008 Champagnes

Staff Pick: Cameron Ramato

New Arrivals
Including Kelley Fox, Hubert Lignier
Gabriel Gomez, Perrier Jouet and More!

First Offer: A 98 Point Super Tuscan

June Sale Roundup

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New Rave Reviews for Oregon Favorites

“Two thousand sixteen is yet another link in an unprecedented chain of outstanding vintages in the Willamette Valley that began in 2014 and has now extended to 2018. Compared to the ‘14s and ‘15s, the ‘16s, while on the rich side for Pinot Noir, show more freshness than wines of the previous years at a similar stage.”
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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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