Red Wine

Explore the 2016 Grassini Family Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon, a masterful expression of Santa Barbara terroir. With a refined balance of rich fruit flavors, complex aromas, and a structured palate, this wine is a testament to the region’s potential for producing world-class Cabernet Sauvignon.

The 2021 Inkblot Cabernet Franc from Michael David Winery showcases the untapped potential of Lodi’s terroir. With a deep ruby hue and a palate bursting with blackberry, allspice, and oak, this wine is a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship of winemaker Sean Goehring.

The 2020 Château de Saint Cosme Châteauneuf-du-Pape is a remarkable expression of the Rhône Valley’s finest traditions. Crafted with meticulous care by Louis Barruol, this wine is a harmonious blend of Grenache, Mourvèdre, Syrah, and Cinsault. With a rich, complex palate and a profound sense of place, it is a

The 2021 Two Vintners Legit Red is a standout Bordeaux-style blend from Washington’s Columbia Valley, offering remarkable complexity and value at $35. Crafted by winemaker Morgan Lee, this wine showcases a rich profile of black currant, spice, and subtle oak, making it a must-try for wine enthusiasts.

Discover the 2020 Domaine l’Abbé Dîne Châteauneuf-du-Pape, a wine that embodies the elegance and depth of the Rhône Valley. Crafted by Nathalie Reynaud from century-old vines, this rich and complex wine showcases the unique terroir of Châteauneuf-du-Pape.

Discover the 2017 TEN Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, a masterpiece crafted by Tom Garrett at Dakota Shy Wine. With its complex aromas and flavors, this wine embodies the excellence of Napa Valley. Priced at $80, we gave it a score of 95 and a Vivino score of 4.4. Dive into

The 2019 Krupp Brothers Estates M5 not only delivers exceptional quality but also stands as a surprising bargain in the world of high-end wines. Dive into its rich history and learn why this boutique winery’s limited production has captivated wine enthusiasts for over two decades.

Chateau Lilian Ladouy is a beautiful, rich Bordeaux blend crafted from 35-year-old vines in the Saint Estephe region of France. This historic chateau has seen a number of owners over its 360-year history, but none have put as much time, effort, and thought into its revival as the current owners,

From Antonio Galloni to Jancis Robinson, the 2005 Chateau Lynch-Moussas has legions of high profile fans. This Fifth Growth Pauillac Bordeaux sings with notes of velvety dark fruit, earth, and glints of spice. A cellar-worthy wine that is perfect with an extravagant meal or a casual night at home.

Gaja, but more specifically Angelo Gaja, is to Barbaresco and Italian wine, what Robert Mondavi is to Napa Valley and California wine. This legendary producer has created some of the most talked about Italian wine of the last forty years, and the name ‘Gaja’ garners the same level of respect

The Cascina Valle Asinari Barbera from Nizza is a rich, sturdy wine with a dynamic palate. Plum, licorice, wet gravel, petrol, clove, leather, and black cherry were all present. The wine is on the drier side with gentle tannins and the pronounced acid that Barbera is known for.

If you’re the kind of wine drinker that loves supporting independently owned wineries that contribute more to their communities than just great wines, then you’ll want to try the wines of Hoopes Vineyard, specifically the 2015 Hoopes Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon Oakville, which is Hoopes flagship wine.