Everyday Fine Wine
Everyday Fine Wine is all about great value wine that drinks well above its price. Everybody needs fine wines like these! They taste great and are all under $20. Look at these fine wines as protection. Protection for your wallet and protection for the more expensive bottles in your cellar. Each wine belowwas chosen by our wine specialists and will give you a lot to think about while enjoying. Well worth the money!
Poggio alla Badiola 2008
Region: Tuscany, Italy
We have been a huge fan of this wine over the last few years. It always is able to please. Produced with Sangiovese and Merlot grapes, taken mainly from the highest altitude vineyards, it boasts excellent structure and smoothness. A wine with a great personality and versatile at the same time.
$1499
La Griveliere Cotes du Rhone Tete de Cuvee 2009
Region: Rhone Valley, France
Well-balanced with aromas of red fruits and spices with mild hints of vanilla and earth. Rich, full-bodied and round in the mouth. The finish is long with mild tannins.
$999
Proulx Petite Sirah 2008
Region: California
This wine ticks off a bunch of boxes. Intense. Powerful. Balanced. Tasty. Proulx is a label from one of our favorite value winemakers: Kevin Riley. He seems to have the hard to find ability to make a wine that significantly out performs its price!
$1599
D'Oupia Les Heretiques 2009
Region: Southern France
Perenniel value allstar. This may be the best bottle of sub $10 wine in the store. A blend of Carignan and Syrah, it is burst with smooth full fruit. "A blend of old vine Carignan (some date back almost 100 years) with Syrah. This is a bold, bright wine with clean flavors of cherries, spice and plums. The wine is noteworthy for the label alone, a celestial map of the night sky. The name, Les Heretiques, is an homage to the Cathars, a pacifist Christian group that were massacred in Minervois in 1208." -Importer"
$999
Three Saints Chardonnay 2008
Region: California
Big Staff Favorite! It is no secret that we are not fans of the fat and creamy style of California Chardonnay. Well, the times are changing and the styles are becoming more restrained, fresher, and more balanced. The Three Saints is impressive with layers of smoke, minerals, citrus and melons, just a hint of oak, and fresh acidity.
$1799
